The girl who was adored more than anyone else and deservedly won the title of "National Star", 24 years after her death, continues to grow for generations and remains our Alikaki. In 1952, Aliki Vougiouklaki secretly took exams from her family at the drama school of the National Theater, from where she graduated with "very good" and two years later made her film debut with "Pontikaki". Forty or more box office successes followed that skyrocketed her career.
Finos had proposed "Jenny Jenny" for Alice with a fairly high fee. He offered her 500.000 drachmas. An astronomical reward for the data of that time. Aliki, however, because she realized that the role did not suit her, proposed Karezi in her place, who shot it with a lower case, but with greater success "reveals her nephew, Emilios Vougiouklakis, on the camera of the show" Summer #Not ”. In the theater she starred in sixty performances of great composers with "Happiness of the melody" being her swan song. "Alice was our chaperone. She was lively. Her eye and smile shone. It was also dual. When he was with the family he was a little girl and when he was outside it was a big vendetta "emphasizes Takis Vougiouklakis
Undoubtedly, Dimitris Papamichael was the great love of her life. "I remember Dimitris with all the typical of that time, he came home and with a bouquet asked me to marry Aliki" confesses the brother of the Greek star. Groomsmen at the wedding were Victor Michailidis, Theofanis Damaskinos and Dimitris Makridis. The party that followed left an era. The two starred in many films and plays, one of the most commercial and successful in the history of Greek cinema. Four years after their marriage, they have a son, Giannis. Their married life was marked by Homeric quarrels and so eleven years later they divorced due to a disagreement of characters. The men who later passed through her life were the former King Constantine, the shipowner George Iliadis with whom they were secretly married in 1982, Vlassis Bonatsos and Konstantinos Spyropoulos.
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The first and big interview, which was recorded as a success of those years until now, was the interview of Aliki Vougiouklaki, side by side with her mother from Semina Digeni in the show "Made in Greece". The interview was broadcast by ANT1 on February 20, 1993 and was rebroadcast the day Aliki Vougiouklaki passed away. Emilia Koumoundourou never left her daughter. He was always by her side, either in the good or in the difficult.
In 1996 Aliki Vougiouklaki was diagnosed with liver cancer. She traveled abroad for her medical examinations and returned to Greece for treatment. Her body lasted for three months. The smiling girl "went out" forever on July 23, at the Athens Medical Center. A two-day popular pilgrimage to her body followed in the chapel of the Metropolitan Church of Athens.
The next day, the funeral procession was chanted in the Cathedral of Athens and her burial took place the next day in the First Cemetery of Athens at public expense, in the presence of many of her colleagues and a large crowd, which gave the funeral the form of a popular pilgrimage. Alice chose to "turn off" in my left hand. He took three deep breaths and "left" "concludes Takis Vougiouklakis excitedly.