Kaneis de leei s' agapo

Kaneis de leei s' agapo (Greek: Κανείς δε λέει σ' αγαπώ) is a Greek popular television series written by Markella Grigoriou and Antigoni Pappa and directed by Stefanos Kontomaris, which aired on Mega Channel in 2004 and ran for 32 episodes.

Kaneis de leei s' agapo
GenreComedy-drama
Written byMarkella Grigoriou, Antigoni Pappa
StarringAnna-Maria Papaharalambous
Giorgos Karamihos
Kleon Grigoriadis
Konstadia Hristoforidou
Kostas Triantafyllopoulos
Melpo Kosti
Thanasis Kourlabas
Mary Halkia
Country of origin Greece
Original language(s)Greek
No. of seasons1
No. of episodes32
Production
Running time45 min
Release
Original networkMega Channel
Original release30 September 2004

The series focused on the love story between Korina and Haris, two entirely different people who are in denial of their sentiments but after getting through various emotional situations, they eventually prove that opposites attract.[1]

Cast and Characters

Main Characters

ActorCharacter
Anna-Maria Papaharalambous Korina
Giorgos Karamihos Haris
Kleon Grigoriadis Anastasis
Konstadia Hristoforidou Vera
Kostas Triantafyllopoulos Stefanos
Melpo Kosti Katerina
Mairi Halkia Hariklia
Thomas Paliouras Spiros
Thanasis Kourlabas Miltos
Pantelis Kanarakis Apo
Peni Stathaki Lilly
Jenny Diagoupi Haroula

Guest Stars

ActorCharacter
Antigoni Drakoulaki Rita
Gina Alimonou Dimitra
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References

  1. Κανείς δε λέει σ' αγαπώ (in Greek). retrodb.gr. Retrieved 16 September 2012.
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