The news of the death of actress Popi Christodoulou, who had become known to the general public from her role as the beloved maid of "Dalia" (Smaragda Karydi) in the television series "Sto Para Pente", caused sadness in the artistic world.
Popi Christodoulou had also taken part in the series "7 Deadly Mother-in-Laws" and "Safe Sex" as well as in the film "Island".
Actress Popi Christodoulou talks about her role in "Sto Para Pente":
In recent years, she taught at the school of her close friend Panagiotis Kapodistrias, who announced her death.
"It's one of those moments when I can't say anything. Who? Me! It's as if there are no words. How the hell can you fit so many years into a few sentences? Theater, television, directing, endless nights together. Laughter, tears, fights (Homeric fights) and then a hug. That warm hug... The one you don't want to end... Together with that red dress you wanted to wear so much. And I managed to wear it. You know... Thank you for everything we shared on and off the stage. Have a good trip, Popaki... Thank you for being a part of my life. Thank you for being a part of your life. I'll tell you the rest later. Good night..." wrote Panagiotis Kapodistrias.
In its own "goodbye", the school where Popi Christodoulou taught states: And suddenly that time comes, when you have to say goodbye again... This time to a woman who passionately taught acting at the school for over ten years. A teacher who believed in her students more than they believed in themselves. Who applauded during their rehearsals to give them strength. Who knew the words before they did and filled the room with her energy. Who knew how to say the right thing at the right time. Popi Christodoulou was not just a teacher. She was a part of the soul of "Tabula Rasa" for many years and that is how we will remember her. Have a good trip, Popi... Thank you for all the beautiful moments you left behind..."
Source: protothema.gr
