Giannis Bostantzoglou discusses avoiding watching his own TV performances

Greek actor Giannis Bostantzoglou shared insights into his professional habits during an interview with Alexandros Routas for the program ‘Happy Day’ at the Anesis Theater. Bostantzoglou revealed that he has stopped watching himself on television reruns or original broadcasts for several years.

Describing his earlier habit of watching his own performances as a form of vanity, he stated, ‘To see myself is narcissistic. It seems a bit lame to me.’

Bostantzoglou, the son of the renowned caricaturist and playwright Bost, has established a significant career in Greek theater, film, and television. His notable works include ‘Happy Day’ by Pantelis Voulgaris and ‘The Order’ by Pavlos Tasios, as well as his charismatic role in the series ‘Two Strangers’.