A widowed taverna owner tries to improve himself in order to please the aristocratic family of his son's wife. He manages to change things and ends up training everyone else instead.
Nikos Tsiforos, Giorgos Lazaridis
Director
Petros Kyriakos
Prokopis Kolaouzos
Giorgos Kabanellis
Giannis Kolaouzos
Sasa Dario
Riri
Gelly Mavropoulou
Myrto
Nikos Matthaios
Skouratzos
Nana Papadopoulou
Riri's Mother
Alekos Anastasiadis
Nikolas
Dimitris Aviatis
Kostas Pomonis
Kostas Papakonstantinou
Dimitris Koukis
Alex Vranas
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