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[Cyprus Times] Para Five's "Pavrinos" talks about the horror he experienced while the series was being screened

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Dimitris Petropoulos describes his horror of the role that marked him He had become a teacher and was afraid for his students There were regularly TV crews outside his house

Para Pente is one of the most successful series of Greek television. It was first aired by MEGA in September 2005 and completed in June 2007, with the characters being remembered for their lines and the abundant laughter they provided.

Among those who stood out was Aris Pavrinos, played by Dimitris Petropoulos.

The actor spoke at noon on Tuesday (13/12) on the show, "Morning in the morning" about the period he participated in the series and referred to the changes that took place in his life.

"In Para Pente I did not play the bad guy, but the... worse one. I didn't want him for company, not even for an afternoon, I didn't want him as a friend, not for anything. Why do they like him? What's the matter? I've never had a negative reflex, a negative comment. The first time was bordering on stimulating and desperate," he said."

And he added: "The first season I didn't show, the second season I showed I had become a teacher and my whole life had moved. Then it was a nightmare because every week there was a channel with a link outside the door and I was living in terror in case some of my students came up to them and asked them things or colleagues from school."

"It was a huge and very violent life change, which lasted 15 years, not one day, it changed everything. It was an adventure for everyone in Para Five," concluded Dimitris Petropoulos.

Source: in.gr


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