The Unbeatable Was Beaten Trailer (1970)

06 May 1970

Nikos Firfiris will respond to the radio appeal and donate blood to Julia Papamarkou. Despite her wealthy father's insistence, Nikos will refuse to take money, but his partner in the grocery store will ask for it on his behalf. Nikos will accept the invitation to the party organized by Julia. Her fiancé, Jim, seeing Julia's obvious affection for Nikos, sets a trap for him with the help of his accountant, Zisis, and Nikos ends up in prison. Jim is now certain that he will marry Julia so that he can save his father's business from bankruptcy...

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Cast

Giorgos Panjas as Nikos Firfiris

Emilia Ipsilanti as Julia Papamarkou

Giorgos Papazisis as Yagos Pitsilis

Giannis Vougiouklis as Tzimis

Hristos Tsaganeas as Androklis Hardoupis

Marika Krevata as Antigone Papamarkou

Giorgos Gavriilidis as Elias Papamarkou

Crew

Kostas Andritsos Director

Vassilis Christodoulou Screenplay

International Releases Dates

Greece 06 May 1970

Production Companies

Karagiannis-Karatzopoulos

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