Stavros Zalmas: I haven’t allowed them to treat an actor badly where I participate.

He has lived behaviors rude but has set limits on him. And above all, he has set limits to protect his colleagues without his “special weight”. The well-known actor spoke on the show “Go Danai” about the end of the series “Love Escape”, the… world first to move it to another channel and also the success of the series “Soul Touch”. Stavros Zalmas made it clear that there will be no third season in the “Love fugitive” after the EOMMEX decision not to fund him. “We have never been through anything similar to what happened with the “Love fugitive”, is a world premiere. It has never happened in Greek television that a successful show should be interrupted and changed. It was painful because we were given wholeheartedly in this work and supported it as if it were a personal challenge for everyone,” Stavros Zalmas said initially. He then revealed regarding his collaborations: “As many times as I had to leave a play, I did it before it started. I’ve faced ugly, abrupt and rude behaviors but I’ve never allowed anyone to treat me like this. I have not allowed any actor to be treated badly in a troupe I participate in because a new actor will be afraid to react, we will protect him.” The role that “marked” his career was that in “Soul Touch”. The well-known actor revealed that “what made me very difficult in my role in the “Soul Touch” was weather conditions, they were indescribable. I had to turn three and four times a scene into a ravine in Zagori, winter with the fire department pouring water from melted snow to rain. The roles like him in are very dangerous. Or you will succeed or laugh and the “paradala goat”, does not “transfer” the robe easily”. Stavros Zalmas admitted that “in the “Soul Touch” I did not claim the money that I had to because I did not then have the displacement I have now.” And he concluded: “The profession of actor is not protected, it is ‘put dogs and grind’, anyone who wants to launder money enters the theatre. It has rotted the landscape in theatre, there is no theatre academy. our state treats us like prostitutes.”