Welcome Dollar Trailer (1967)

23 October 1967 Comedy 103 mins

Philip (Giorgos Constantinou), a shy and dignified accountant and English teacher, lives with his mother (Zoli Garbi) and his two siblings in the same house. His and his mother's meager income, just enough to support them all. His younger brother (Alekos Tzanetakos) remains unemployed and lazy rather out of conscience, while his older brother, Kimon (Orpheus Zachos), dreams of being re-elected prefect and refuses, although a qualified accountant, to work, considering the positions demeaning and irrelevant offered to him. His tragic financial situation will be further burdened by their imminent forced move to another house. It is also the first color Greek film, edited entirely in Greece. It is based on the play "The 6th American Fleet" by Alek Sakellarios and Christos Giannakopoulos, who also wrote the screenplay, while Sakellarios directed the film.

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Cast

Giorgos Konstantinou as Filippos Aggeloutsos

Niki Linardou as Lisa / Eleni

Anna Kalouta as Fouli

Orfeas Zahos as Kimon Aggeloutsos

Alekos Tzanetakos as Takis Aggeloutsos

Nikos Fermas as Stavros

Sotiris Moustakas as Henri

Sasa Kastoura as Gina

Joly Garbi as Mrs. Aggeloutsou

Stella Stratigou as Liana

Christos Doxaras as Giannis

Kostas Kafasis as Dimitris

Athinodoros Prousalis as Stamatis Tsibas

Makis Demiris as Thanasis

Kostas Mendis as Grigoris

Kostas Papahristos as Agisilaos Merminopoulos

Crew

Alekos Sakellarios Director

Giorgos Anemogiannis Decorator

Kostas Lyhnaras Assistant Director

Andreas Lapas Production Director

Alekos Sakellarios Writer

Christos Giannakopoulos Writer

Yiannis Spanos Music

Giorgos Rois Makeup Artist

International Titles

Καλώς ήρθε το Δολάριο Trailer

Kalos ilthe to dollario Trailer

International Releases Dates

Greece 23 October 1967

Production Companies

Anzervos

Orwo Hellas

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