The beloved actor admitted that there was a period of his life when he seemed ungrateful
Stamatis Fasoulis he spoke on “The 2night Show” about his long artistic journey, while also looking back on the past.
Taking a personal account, the beloved actor mentioned that lately, just before going to sleep, he does not think positive thoughts. As he explained this is something that is done unconsciously. “I don’t have a good night. It’s like the past is coming and asking me for the change. And I try to remember something good, because I have also done good things… But they don’t come to me or they come to me on demand. They don’t come alone. I think the incarceration affected me a lot,” revealed the beloved actor.
Afterwards, Stamatis Fasoulis admitted that there was a period of his life when he seemed ungrateful. “Then, if you want me to be honest with you, there are three things I like about what I’ve done, even though I think I’ve done over 150 shows. I’ve done very few things on TV, three or four. Then, of course, there was no reason to do television, because I liked the theater and I had no reason. There was a time when I was also ungrateful and worked three or four jobs at once. I shouldn’t have done them. I didn’t say no as much as I should have.”
Finally, to the question of whether he has wronged some people in his life, Stamatis Fasoulis answered: “I have rarely wronged people and I am sick of it. That we didn’t give an award to Nikos Kouri and Odysseus Papaspiliopoulos, because the situation turned out like this and I’m saddened. They had to get it while they were young and something was happening and another next door prevailed. Then in the theater there are two or three cases where I have not behaved well, but I have no complaint, because I have also behaved very well to most people”, he added.
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