Antonios Baxevanidis was born in Likostomo Pellas on the 15 May 1944 and because the civil war was ravaging Greece, he was two weeks old when his parents went back to Thessaloniki. He attended the technical school of electrical engineering in Thessaloniki and was also a keen cyclist and basketball player. He served in the Greek army for two years. In 1968 he migrated to Australia and his love for theatre and cinema led him to study the Stanislavski method of acting with Shayna Hevron. He also studied at Crawford productions film school and went on to his first acting role with the Malvern Theatre Co. playing Mr Apopolos in "My Sister Eileen". He attended theatre workshops at the Melbourne Actors Lab with Peter Kalos. He also worked as a freelance photojournalist and he is a member of AJA well known for his photograph of Nelson Mandela which was published by Kodak. Film credits include Kostas (1979) by Paul Cox, Malcolm (1986) by Nadia Tass, The Young Wife (1984) ABC series , The Keepers (1984) ABC , Dougherty SBS , Flowers of Rethymnon by John Tatoulis SBS, Prisoner (1979), Eisai to tairi mou! (2001), Greek television series , he also appeared in Acropolis Now (1989). In 10 Easy Steps (2014) with Louis Mandylor, from (Mariage à la grecque (2002)), It's a Date (2013), ABC and Dream Of a Shadow, Greek Australian production. He has taken part in over 50 short films, and numerous commercials. Theatre credits include: The Respectful Prostitute, The Shifting Heart, Zoo Story , Scapino, Pluto by Aristophanes directed by Michael Nikoloudis from the Northern Theatre of Greece , Salonica Bound at La Mamma theatre by Tom Petsinis , directed by David Myles , One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest HST Theatre directed by David Myles he is a member of the Actors Equity of Australia MEAA. He has taken part in over 12 music videos. His recent success was in the music video of Tones and I: Dance Monkey (2019) that has over 542 million views.