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The Wretched and the Rich 

Thessaloniki industrialist Vranas plans to marry his son Alexis to Anna, the daughter of an Athenian industrialist. Alexis reacts to his father's plan and asks his chauffeur Nontas to impersonate his boss at the meeting with his bride. However, Anna does the same with her maid Maria. In the end, Nontas falls in love with Maria and Alexis with Anna, and the two couples get married.
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Thessaloniki industrialist Vranas plans to marry his son Alexis to Anna, the daughter of an Athenian industrialist. Alexis reacts to his father's plan and asks his chauffeur Nontas to impersonate his boss at the meeting with his bride. However, Anna does the same with her maid Maria. In the end, Nontas falls in love with Maria and Alexis with Anna, and the two couples get married.

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Genre:Comedy
Directed By:Kostas Karagiannis
Written By:Thanos Leivaditis
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Studio:Karagiannis-Karatzopoulos

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