Katia Dandoulakis testified today as a witness to the trial of Petros Filippides, telling the court that she was aware of the case.

Indeed, by stepping down the step, the popular actress looked at the accused and told him “everything will go well” According to Mega’s report, Petros Filippides seemed to thank her, shaking his head affirmatively.

Katia Dandoulakis deposited as a guy who worked with Petros Filippides and the complainant actress Lena Drosakis at “Orient Express” showpushing from the theater to Philipidis from the position of the director he had taken, when the tension between the two sides was now evident.

“He seemed to have his mind more in Lena than in rehearsal”

According to the Kathimerini, the actress described a different Petros Filippides than the one who was used to previous collaborations, “aggressive and outside the terms of decency”.

“It all started smoothly and at some point the rehearsals became more intense because time was pushing. It wasn’t something that was annoying at first but at some point seemed to have a special sympathy in Lena. At some point it was like a rogue around Lena, who showed that she was pushing her. He seemed to have his mind more in Lena than in rehearsal. Lena was terrified, ashamed. At some point, Peter started to look more angry because things were not going to go as he would like to control … There is a policing that was not tolerated in a rehearsal, “Ms. Dandoulakis said.

As she explained, day by day the situation was changing and seeing Lena Drosaki upset.

‘The situation has reached the point of seeing Lena weeping. I was asking what was going on was saying “nothing”. THE Peter more and more upset. At some point Lena came and she says “I think I can’t keep going I want to leave”. I tell her “if you are oppressed by Peter you are not the one who has to leave.” It was not a situation tolerated. “

“I can’t know what’s going on in his soul. I only understand from his actions. I until then I didn’t know Peter aggressive. To say “I am God” and such things. It was all in a cloud of a madness that can easily come out of the limits, ”said Katia Dandoulakis.

The actress received questions from the prosecutor of the headquarters about the character of the accused and his work behavior.

Prosecutor: What was the power management?
Dandoulaki: He would hear me, I am telling you. It was out of the terms of reality and outside the border of decency.
Prosecutor: What had Drosaki told you? What did he do to conquer her?
Dandoulaki: I didn’t see anything inappropriate. Only that he was continuously next to her.
Prosecutor: Was it only voices? Because there are never voices …
Dandoulaki: No, There was a stranglehold of power management. I can’t rehearse with a man crying across because someone told him not to laugh. To enter my theater and be afraid to open the door for it to be annoyed.

SLYMFON with the RES, Mrs Dandoulakis also described what she had said to Filippides during their meeting to announce the end of their cooperation.

“I had told him” Peter is not to blame for you, you are to blame. There are some limits and you have surpassed them. ” He listened carefully and asked me if I wanted to leave and I replied “yes” “testified Mrs Dandoulakis, who said he had advised him to do an endoscopy:” If there is something inside you you have to see it. “

Mrs Dandoulakis said she had previously worked with the accused without any problems.

Asked if he considers him capable of doing what is being attributed to him, the witness said that anyone who has a problem in his character is capable.

Prosecutor: He has accusations of attempted rape, with violence, plan, plots to go … Do you have him capable?
Dandoulaki: I can’t know. He must have conspired the universe against him to exist. Extremes are a matter that each of us can reach. My personal experience was very good and I hadn’t imagined that. One thing is worried me, that I hear from serious rape people and I say with my mind that they can’t wake up women and say rape.

Leaving the step, the artist looked at the accused and told him “everything goes well”.