Myrto Alikaki[/B] appeared on the set of the show "Smile Again!" and talked about her life, her professional plans and her participation in the MEGA series "Black Rose".
The actress first referred to the fact that she is a "chameleon" in her work and can adapt to every role: "There are things that make it difficult, this happened to me in a film called Thieves by Makis Papadimitratos, together with Petros Lagoutis. Petros came to me and told me excitedly that we were offered to play in this film, and I read it and said I can't do it. It was a woman who was doing drugs, so in a very sexual situation, and I said I can't do it. He finally convinced me and I did it. I don't know if I did it well, but I did it, I tried. It felt foreign, I didn't have the perceptions to be able to do it, I wasn't afraid for my image."
"It's interesting and very comforting to only have that, to only have your face shown, because that's all you have. And that's what your inside means. It's until you realize what you're wearing. At first I was out of my depth when I wore the robes, then I wore them and I felt like I was this woman. It's like once you wear them you become someone else," added Myrto Alikaki.
"I want to try different things. I have said no to things. I say no where I don't feel confident with the environment. I've happened to say no to a show that was a hit. But it doesn't necessarily have anything to do with the actors," he revealed.
Talking about psychoanalysis, "I've been in psychoanalysis for many years and I've experienced a lot of difficulties in my family as well that have taught me to prioritize things. I don't worry about things that are of secondary importance."
Elsewhere in the interview, Myrto Alikaki spoke about her children and talked about her son, who wants to follow the path of acting: "He asks me things because he has an interest in learning about his parents, Dimitris is a kid who likes to ask questions. I believe that in life there's no point in avoiding mishaps. My son has asked me if I've experienced any abusive behavior, he's a kid who is into things."
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