Memos Begnis for the new MEGA series: “Taboo” is a purely mystery series, my role is against”

“There is a common secret among the three brothers, a taboo, which is why the series is also said,” revealed MEGA’s new series “Tabu” in which he will star, his opposing role and the taboos he has faced in his life, spoke this morning (22.09.2024) in “Hamgela again” Memos Begnis. The well-known protagonist revealed some elements of the new series that will premiere on September 29, and commented on his role as professor of quantum physics at the university. “It’s a series of mystery purely, a series we loved a lot. It is a series that “tied” the dessert from the first moment” initially revealed about the plot of the series. “I am a respected professor of Quantum Physics at the University of Ioannina – where the series takes place – I have a wife and two children and two brothers who are loved. One night I’m awarded I disappear, but I’ll show up again. “There is a common secret between the three brothers, a taboo, so the series is called. Something has happened to them in the past that haunts them. But the fronts are a lot. There are other stories parallel to the series,” he completed. “It’s a very opposite role, because this man I play is a conservative family man, he has a relationship of dependence on his wife. I, on the other hand, am a very child,” Memos Begnis said. What is the hardest taboo ever called upon to overcome in his life, he replied: “We have all grown up and you have to go to school, study, marry, have a family and children. It’s a social model that can’t be compatible with all people. I was a revolutionary kid. I did what I wanted. I made my dream come true, against many people from my environment,” he said initially. “I’m in the environment I’ve always wanted to be. The family of theatre and television I think suits me. Of course, I had the luck of working with very remarkable and ethical people,” he said about the element of his revolutionaryness. The series “Tabu” is a script by Vanna Demetriou and directed by Andrea Georgiou.