A guest on the show "Enopios Enopio" on Thursday night was Dimitra Papadopoulou, who spoke about her artistic career, about Aparadektoi, about Vlassis Bonatsos, but also about the infamous line "When will I become a mother?"
The creator of the series The Unacceptable revealed that she had a difficult time during the period of the show's great success, going so far as to undergo psychotherapy:
"I didn't receive the success that The Unacceptable did very naturally. I was very upset because I was a very lonely and marginal child in Exarchia with very close friends, elsewhere and suddenly I was walking down the street with it and everyone was saying 'hello Demeter' to me. Something that is not simple for a person living on the margins. I was freaking out! There was a very big gift there for me to be able to handle it for my age and background," the talented actress originally said.
"I hid, got up and left, went home, did some therapy and thought about how I was going to handle this whole thing. That while I was a kid who could go somewhere, make fun of the person across the street and tell them I was an archaeologist, suddenly I couldn't do it because everyone knew me. So that hated me and neither my craziness nor my personality could come out and I couldn't have a good time. If I didn't talk to people, they called me a snob who meanwhile I'm not very social," said Dimitra Papadopoulou.
The actress and screenwriter also appeared adamant that Unacceptable cannot return, explaining that "these things are one-offs, they are unique".
Dimitra Papadopoulou described the team of the Unacceptable as the most complete team she has ever worked with.
In "Enopios Enopio" a video was shown with statements made by Vlassis Bonatsos in April 2002 about Dimitra Papadopoulou, which she commented on: "As if she is talking to us now! I didn't remember this statement by Vlassis, but I think he's talking to us now, we're not doing well. There's no time, is there? He's here!"
Finally, about the legendary line "When will I be a mother?", she said:
"It was a foreign project I love you - you love me. I was reading the first ten episodes and in those episodes the heroine had the concern about when she would become a mother without, however, giving the emphasis that I did. At one point Froso (ed: Froso Rallis the producer of the show) says to me tomorrow we have the trailer of the show and you have to say a line. And as I was walking down Patision and I was like "what's the point of this one; what's the point of women all over the world, about when they're going to be mothers". I went to the trailer, I said it and it stayed from the trailer", said Dimitra Papadopoulou.
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