Oi apahides ton Athinon

1950
1h 21min

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Mimis Fotopoulos, Fragiskos Manellis, and Marika Mantineiou in Oi apahides ton Athinon (1950)

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaCostas is known as the "Prince". Now that he has learned of the arrival of the Greek-American Paralis and his daughter Vera, for whom Paralis is looking for an aristocratic groom, he decides... Leer todoCostas is known as the "Prince". Now that he has learned of the arrival of the Greek-American Paralis and his daughter Vera, for whom Paralis is looking for an aristocratic groom, he decides to appear before him as a real prince.Costas is known as the "Prince". Now that he has learned of the arrival of the Greek-American Paralis and his daughter Vera, for whom Paralis is looking for an aristocratic groom, he decides to appear before him as a real prince.

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Curiosidades
The movie was screened during 1949-1950 and sold 80,140 tickets. It came 3rd out of 13 movies.

Conexiones
Version of Oi apahides ton Athinon (1930)

Banda sonora
Turkish Song
Performed by K. Savvaidou
Written by K. Savvaidis

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7/10

Film adaptation of an old Greek operetta

Interesting movie that includes a number of songs, such as the famous ode to retsina wine "retsina mou, retsina mou". The Athenian society of the 1930s is portrayed as a blend of different social classes and stereotypical characters. There is the taverna owner, the vagabonds who spend their day trying to find food, wine, and a place to sleep in the night, even the emigrant who made a fortune in America and comes back to Greece eager to impress every body with his dollars. Lambros Constadaras delivers an excellent "Prince Costas", it's interesting just to see him at such a young age (37 years old). The element of romance is not missing from the plot, with Prince Costas charming rich and poor ladies alike. Dinos Iliopoulos is his usual self, and so is Mimis Fotopoulos. Cameo appearance by Emilios Veakis one year before his death.