Krikor Hugasjan

Krikor Hugasjan is a Bulgarian assistant director and actor of Armenian origin. He was born in 1928 in Sofia. He has worked as an assistant director in many films. Meanwhile he was an actor of episodic, but memorable roles in movies. His cinema debut was in the film "And the Day Came" (1973), directed by famous film director Georgi Djulgerov. Then Krikor Hugasjan participated in almost all movies directed by Djulgerov: "Advantage", "Swap", "Measure according Measure", "Hourglass". He has also participated in films, directed by Ivan Nichev, Nikolai Volev, Malina Petrova, Iskra Yosiffova, and Plamen Maslarov. He had a wife Sara and two sons. He died on February 18, 2011 in Sofia.