My Brother, the Lord Trailer

My Brother, the Lord Trailer (1966)

01 January 1966 Comedy 86 mins

A car electrician, Charis, spends all his money on tailors in order to give the appearance of a "lord". He constantly fights with his brother, Vasilis, who is also a day laborer (painter), saddled with all the joint expenses of the house. Charis believes that his looks will someday attract a rich wife and thus change his life and solve all his problems. Martha, however, the wealthy daughter of the shipowner Karapezis, falls in love with and marries his brother Vasilis (after he saved her life) without regard for her father's opinion or Vasilis' lack of money.

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Crew

Vagelis Seilinos

Vagelis Seilinos Choreographer

Nikos Petanidis

Nikos Petanidis Assistant Camera

Stella Votsou

Stella Votsou Makeup Artist

Notis Adam

Notis Adam Still Photographer

Stavros Konstandarakos

Stavros Konstandarakos Assistant Director

Nikos Dimopoulos

Nikos Dimopoulos Cinematography

Takis Kontos

Takis Kontos Sound Engineer

Petros Kapouralis

Petros Kapouralis Set Decoration

Kostas Bakodimos

Kostas Bakodimos Production Manager

International Titles

Ο αδελφος μου ο λορδος Trailer

Ο αδελφός μου, ο... λόρδος Trailer

Ο Αδελφός μου ο Λόρδος Trailer

Ο Αδελφός μου, ο Τρελάρας Trailer

Ο Αδελφός μου, ο Τρελλάρας Trailer

O adelfos mou, o trellaras Trailer

O adelfos mou, o... lordos! Trailer

International Releases Dates

Greece 01 January 1966

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