THE Nektaria Giannoudakis she was invited to The 2Night Show on the evening of Monday, April 22.
The beloved actress from the successful series “Psychogirls” of ANT1 spoke about her childhood in Crete, about her strict family and about her big dream, acting.
“I grew up in Crete and my family was very strict. I wanted to go to study in Athens which was further away. My parents dreamed of me finishing French Literature at the age of four, returning to Chania and opening a French tutoring school for me. I announced to my parents that I was going to be an actor in my second year of Drama School, they took it to heart. I got a degree in French Philology after 13 years because I don’t want to leave unfinished business,” said Nektaria Giannoudakis.
As for the reason she left the popular series “Sasmos” of Alpha, the actress revealed:
“I played in Sasmos, I was the mother of Eugenia Samaras. My end was not written. My role lives and reigns, has been to Marseilles and is working. When I got the proposal for Psychogirls, it wasn’t certain that Sasmos would go to the third year, nor did I know if my “family” would continue and have a history. Talking to Mr Karagiannis he told me he didn’t have an answer at the moment so I had to choose. I couldn’t support it because the ANT1 series had 10 hours of shooting for quite some time. I couldn’t do both.”
