Actress Katie Constantinou breathed her last at the age of 61 after a "battle" with cancer.
According to information, Kaiti Konstantinou has been hospitalized for the past few days. Doctors had initially described her case as difficult, but the actress fought through treatments, which unfortunately did not work.
The actress had become widely known through her role as "Sosos Papadima" in the series "Crimes".
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Her last television appearance was in the series "The Curse of Tzella Delafranga" where she played Alexis Vrontaki. Her last theatrical appearance was last year, at the Mikro Horn Theater, in Akis Dimos' play "It Happened in Monterey" where she starred alongside Lydia Fotopoulou.
The biography of Kate Konstantinou
Kaiti Konstantinou was born on December 18, 1963 in Rododafni, Achaia.
She completed her studies in philosophy at the National University of Athens and the drama school of the Art Theater, from which she graduated in 1986, along with her friends Maria Kavogianni and Yro Mane. She had also worked as a philologist.
Her first role was in the theatrical performance "Inner Voices" at the Art Theater. Over time, she had participated in many theatrical performances and television series. Kaiti Konstantinou had participated in the films: My Best Friend, The Cry Came Out of Paradise and Oxygen.
"I loved Soso very much"
In January 2024, Kaiti Konstantinou spoke about her role in "Crimes" on Happy Day, saying that "Soso helped me a lot, very clearly. It was a role that certainly characterized me. I think from "Crimes I was helped", it was a great fortune for me to play in this series and to do this particular role that I loved very much. I think it still haunts me and I am very happy because it was something that I was very pleased with and enjoyed very much. They still watch "Crimes", in fact, a viewer of the new generation who came here, begged me to speak like Soso".
"I was good with the kids, but I wasn't good as a teacher"
About the period when she was teaching, she had told ERT: "I made the decision to leave school very easily. I was good with the children, but I was not good as a teacher. I did them no good. I went with the last one in the class and the others were left behind. The first year was interesting, then I moved away, I had a pushback. I was not a good teacher, I don't have that. When you have another choice, you give up easily. The schools ended almost at the same time. Because I was very shy, I didn't go to auditions, I was shy. I didn't wait for the appointment, I waited in general, I sat. At first, an appointment came for Evros and I didn't go and then I came to Athens as a substitute for two years and it ended."
Source: protothema.gr
