“My mom lived through difficult things that marked her,” said the actress Nektaria Giannoudakis and spoke about the vendetta experienced by her own family.
His guest Grigoris Arnautoglou on the show “The 2night Show» the actress Nektaria Giannoudaki was found on Monday night and there, among other things, she mentioned the feud she experienced within her own family.
“I grew up in Crete. My family was strict. An only daughter and two brothers. I shouldn’t have gone to a University in Rethymnon. And I decided to come to Athens. My parents were popular people from the year of Kissamos, wonderful both of them. They didn’t want me to be an actor. Their dream was that after I passed French Philology, I would finish it and open a French tutoring school in Crete. At one point and then they made a decision. I announced to them that I was going to be an actor in my second year of drama.
» They took it a little to heart, they conveyed it differently to my grandfather because he was more strict and had a weakness for me. They told him I was going to journalism school. I had to fight and prove that I am not an elephant. They were afraid that I would become an exile and an exile! The first years in Athens were about going out and having fun, which I hadn’t been able to do in Chania because of the strict parents. I had a good time. I was a good student in drama school but I was a bad student in French Literature. 13 is my favorite year! I was born upside down so they work backwards for me. I don’t like to have backlogs and I got my degree after 13 years,” Nektaria Giannoudakis said and added:
“During the quarantine when all of us actors were looking at the ceiling, something like a vendetta had happened in Crete. I had found a criminologist and thought of doing a show called Sasmus. A few months later I saw an announcement that a series with the name would be released Sasmus. It was karmic. I too, in my idleness, sent a resume for the series that were being prepared. I didn’t know that I would find a role in Samos. I went to the casting with a black hat. I didn’t know that I was going to make a fool of myself and knowing full well that I wasn’t going to speak. Our own vendetta ended soon. It was a bit of revenge and the descendants of the families decided to end it soon. On my grandfather’s side it was by accident. They apologized. My mom lived a difficult life and things that marked her. The Cretans must stop using weapons.”
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