In the said case by Costas Dzoros Saturday 6/1 Caterina sent a camera out for Cainorgio's performance From the acting theater Nikos Polyteropoulos A few days after his brother's death, H Betty Makira And Dimitris Mahalias They wanted to express their own opinion.
Betty Maggira said she thinks it's wrong to send cameras to funerals, stressing that temperance has been lost, while it's hypocritical for presenters to show such an issue and “go away”.
“I also want to take a stand and stick to what Costas said. I agree 100%, I'm not pointing fingers at him. Because this has been going on for years, I'm sticking to two things. I think sending cameras to funerals, as I've done for years and now, should stop happening. .
Whether it's a funeral, or hunting down a relative after the funeral, we send them a camera with a microphone as they deal with all this pain. I don't talk about it, especially at funerals. I wish shows and journalists and channels in general take a decision to stop this.
The second thing I want to stress is that shows should stop being pretentious. They can't send cameras to funerals, take them out and say “take it” and apologize. It cannot be done. When you send a camera to a funeral, you send a camera to the funeral. Stop doing it. Do it and come out and say it… I'm a TV watcher, I'm not dumb. I speak as an observer, not a host. If they had done this to my mother, I would have reacted very badly,” said Betty Magira.
“It's not about performances, it's about dignity. No amount…following a man who lost his brother is shocking, disgusting, rotten. It's serious that it's happening,” Dimitris Makalias said from his side.
“I don't send the camera and say, 'Take it.' I have it on my ladder, so I can see it. We also make fun of each other. We have to tone it down a little bit. We're human, and if this thing happened to us, how would we feel?' Betty Magira concluded.
