Fifty-Fifty: The Great Hornbill
After Elizabeth and Nikiforos lose their beloved family—Achilles, Natalia, and little Elizabeth—to a permanent move to the United States, Nikiforos’ desperate attempt to stop them lands him under six months of house arrest. Frustrated by their wives’ restrictions and their own mid-life crises—Mimi’s heart condition, Pavlos and Maria’s new parenthood, and Eirini’s turn to monasticism—the trio of men make up a plan: they take over their favorite tavern, hold their (ex-)wives hostage, and throw one epic, liberating feast.
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After Elizabeth and Nikiforos lose their beloved family—Achilles, Natalia, and little Elizabeth—to a permanent move to the United States, Nikiforos’ desperate attempt to stop them lands him under six months of house arrest. Frustrated by their wives’ restrictions and their own mid-life crises—Mimi’s heart condition, Pavlos and Maria’s new parenthood, and Eirini’s turn to monasticism—the trio of men make up a plan: they take over their favorite tavern, hold their (ex-)wives hostage, and throw one epic, liberating feast.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Vassilis Risvas, Dimitra Sakali, Elena Solomou
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Studio:Anosi S.A, MEGA TV
Cast
Vasilis Thomopoulos
Director
Petros Filippidis
Nikiforos Zorbas
Pavlos Haikalis
Mimis Sarantinos
Sakis Boulas
Pavlos Strateas
Ava Galanopoulou
Elisavet Dimaki
Vana Rambota
Eirini Karabeti
Maria Androutsou
Xanthippi Alevizou
Pigmalion Dadakaridis
Kimon Sarantinos
Nikoleta Karra
Maria Papadopoulou
Vasilis Thomopoulos
Vasilis
Foteini Tsakiri
Vivian Sarantinou
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