This definitely makes him a special guest for any TV show. THE Christos Loulis it’s a delight because he really does always call a spade a spade. And that’s what he did as a guest on the show of Kostas Tsouros “You still haven’t seen anything” on the occasion of the start of the third cycle of the “Famagusta” series.

“Emily criticizes me for the way I play. I keep them very thick but we have never said so thick. Competition exists with everyone in this job. You walk into school and you walk out and they’re all colts running in the meadows and one sees the other. Some are luckier, some stumble” he initially said about his career in the field and his relationship with his also actress wife Emily Koliandris and continued:

“Because I was luckier, I looked more than other colts, so to speak. So Emily had the, when will it happen to me too. After years when Emily did some shows that I envied I was like, when will it happen to me too?’

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While he did not hide that there were periods in his life when he was ridden by the cane and not once:

“My career has been an awesome combination of luck and hard work but luck plays an important role. Every time I go to say something rounded, my body kicks. If I don’t speak my mind out of fear or diplomacy I think I’ll hate myself. And I rode the cane, and I fell, and I broke my face, and I fell on my head, and I rode it again for a while, and I went for a walk, and I left it alone without breaking my face. It is very easy to happen.

When you’re a young kid, you’re lucky, you’re liked either as a man or as an actor, it’s very natural to get it. It’s not so much arrogance as being overconfident, saying “I’ve got this and that”. History has shown that I don’t have it all. I have failed in roles that are my own business, I won’t tell you which ones. Over the years you understand that you have to take it in a different way in relation to your professional goals”