Giannis Antetokounbo: Producer in the film Mykonos with Clelia Andriolatou and Julia Fox

He’s really a star. In addition to a spectacle he offers to the NBA, he now attempts to offer another spectacle. In cinema, with Mykonos. Yannis Antetokounbo’s new company, Improbable Media makes its first co-production film and even with an intense Greek element. As announced by the international film producer studio, Studio Galazio who collaborates with Greek Freak’s company, the filming of their first film, a comedy focused on a robbery taking place in Mykonos, was completed. The cast consists of international and Greek actors, starring the rising Clelia Andriolatou (Netflix’s Maestro in Blue), and Ricardo Skamarcio (John Wick 2), Andrew Georgiadis, Vito Snabel (The Trainer) and Julia Fox (Uncut Gems) in key roles. Panos Koronis (The Lost Daughter), Makis Papadimitriou (Suntan), George Pyrpasopoulos (Crimes of the Future), Maria Kavoyannis (Maestro in Blue), Alan Assad (Black Mirror) and Christos Pasalis (Dogtooth). Studio Galazio is a newly created producer focusing on the creation and development of films and television series with an intense Greek element and the aim of international distribution. To create the film in Mykonos, Studio GALAZIO collaborated with Yiannis’s Improbable Media production companies Antetokounbo – is the first entry of Antetokounbo in film production – and Greek BLONDE S.A. (Tehran). Producers of the film are also Ginevra Tamberi (Amazon MGM Studios), Donna Bloom (HBO Max’s Julia) and Raphael Benoliel (Netflix’s Emily in Paris). Studio Galazio’s C.E.O., Christopher André Marks (King Otto), makes his directorial debut in terms of a feature film with its original script. He states: “It is a great honor to work for this film with such a brilliant cast, consisting of Greek and internationally acclaimed talented actors as well as an excellent workshop of great professionals in the area. This is our first major project in Greece and I am grateful and absolutely pleased to complete the filming.”