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Champion
Who is this dangerous and elusive stranger who enters Thanasis's life and causes him problems and adventures with his striking resemblance? Is he an agent of a foreign power? Is he a ruthless criminal? Is he someone who wants to destroy his happiness? Is he a common opportunist, or is he an alien? And what should Thanasis do to confront him and ultimately emerge as the "champion"?
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Who is this dangerous and elusive stranger who enters Thanasis's life and causes him problems and adventures with his striking resemblance? Is he an agent of a foreign power? Is he a ruthless criminal? Is he someone who wants to destroy his happiness? Is he a common opportunist, or is he an alien? And what should Thanasis do to confront him and ultimately emerge as the "champion"?
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Giorgos Lazaridis
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Giorgos Lazaridis
Director
Thanasis Veggos
Thanasis Manaris / Sakis
Jenny Zaharopoulou
Liza
Betty Moshona
Eleni
Vagelis Protopapas
Haralambos
Thodoros Syriotis
Berdebesis
Anta Patreli
Giouli Papas
Periklis Matsoukas
Markos Astrapomatis
Alekos Zartaloudis
Man at Syntagma Square
Thanos Gerbesiotis
Taxi Driver
Thanasis Panagopoulos
Florist
Takis Poulitsis
Pastry Shop Employee
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