Anna Fonsou gave an interview to a magazine and among other things she explained the reason why we don't see her on TV while of particular interest is what she said about Ioanna Maleskou for the incident that happened on the air of "Love It" with Tasos Chalkias.
"You don't see me because everything I've been offered, I didn't like it as a role. I would like to act and I will do it in a project that excites me and I have good partners. Everything I've done on my own has gone very well. I have two plays I want to do and if the networks say yes, I'll do them. I'm also going to do a film.
At this point I want to tell you about the morning shows, where we showcase our work when we go and thank them, but also when we go, we help with ratings. That's our paycheck. I'd like them to be a little more prepared. I was surprised now that I told you in your question that I didn't want to talk about my personal life and you immediately changed the subject. Don't keep asking the same questions over and over again. They should learn a little bit about their guest.
So I saw Malescu and I said is it possible that a man with the career of Halkia talks to you and says to you, my doll, and you reply, Joanna is my name? Are we out of our minds? These girls who haven't seen enough theatre in their lives don't have the right to talk about people who have given their soul and have such a career. There has to be respect."
Also, we go, we do an interview and then there's a divine trial by those on the panels of the shows. They comment and laugh. I once said I call Vuyuklaki every day and they made fun of it. But the bottom line of all this is that I have not forgotten this man, so I said it. I think maybe we should stop going on these shows, or as Alexandros Bourdumis said, when they call us, they should at least pay us. It never happened, of course. I only appear live, otherwise I refuse," the actress told "Well" magazine.
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