A full-length interview was given by Yannis Kapetanios, in which he makes special reference to Petros Filippidis. More specifically, the actor spoke to the magazine "Well", on the occasion of the continuation of the serial "Super Mammy" on ANT1.
Among everything he said, Yannis Kapetanios, went back in time and remembered the relationship he had in the past with his colleague Petros Filippidis, now in prison.
"Petros and I were classmates at school. Filippidis was a careerist. He swept everything in his wake, it was a hurricane," he said at first and continued: "In order to emerge and do what he wanted to do, he used all means. He didn't care about anything. In the early years he was very giving. He would call me at his house and we would have dinner with his parents, we would hang out. After he got married, he changed his ways. He wanted to make a career and didn't count on anything."
Asked if he knew anything about everything Petros Filippidis was accused of, Yannis Kapetanios replied that. I don't know what he did. He too, however, had too many nerves. Even at home he used to take it out on his mum. You don't find a solution, you just leave."
Finally, the actor left his comment on the #MeToo movement, saying. This is the fashion now. It's not that I'm against it. It goes without saying that everyone should be proactive and not fall into the traps that are set up. I am in favour of the metoo movement, but not to define us and our lives."
It should be recalled that Yannis Kapetanios had mentioned #MeToo before and even in a recent interview.
"And these #MeToo, ShiToo and PsyToo, these are for others, for outsiders. We are in favour of Greek fiction and humour." Finally, he was asked if humour changes with the times and replied, "I hear the same jokes from when I was a kid and I laugh with the same humour. A person is targeted and bullied from everywhere and we know where it all comes from, but it doesn't touch us."
Source: Proto Thema
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