The World Has Gone Mad...
Jan 01, 1967 · 1h 30m
Director
Errikos ThalassinosOverview
The beautiful Katy, employee Patroklos fashion firm is engaged to lawyer Lycurgus Karanikolarea, but he flirts shamelessly with other women, despite their faith and loyalty vows she has made. To get the blood back and give him a firm lesson begins flirting with five men at the same time: the partner of Lycurgus, Dionysis, his Patroclus accountant Pythagoras, a giegie left over from her own apartment, Reno called dynamite, the cantor cousin of Patroclus, James, and the director of a school wrestlers, Hercules Karamasista.
Cast of The World Has Gone Mad...
Dinos IliopoulosLykourgos Karanikolareas
Lilian MiniatiKaiti
Alekos TzanetakosLelos Dynamitis
Sotiris MoustakasPythagoras
Giorgos MihalakopoulosDionysis Fiorentinos
Babis AnthopoulosParaskevas
Giorgos MoshidisIakovos
Takis MiliadisPatroklos
Kostas RigopoulosIraklis Karamasistas
Maria BonelouMina
Nikos Neogenishotel director
Dimitri Karystinosbouncer
Apostolos Souglakosbouncer
Nikos Fermas(uncredited)
Crew of The World Has Gone Mad...
About The World Has Gone Mad...
What is The World Has Gone Mad... about?
The beautiful Katy, employee Patroklos fashion firm is engaged to lawyer Lycurgus Karanikolarea, but he flirts shamelessly with other women, despite their faith and loyalty vows she has made. To get the blood back and give him a firm lesson begins flirting with five men at the same time: the partner of Lycurgus, Dionysis, his Patroclus accountant Pythagoras, a giegie left over from her own…
When was The World Has Gone Mad... released?
The World Has Gone Mad... was released on January 1, 1967.
How long is The World Has Gone Mad...?
The World Has Gone Mad... runs 1 hour 30 minutes (90 minutes).
Who directed The World Has Gone Mad...?
The World Has Gone Mad... was directed by Errikos Thalassinos.
Who is in the cast of The World Has Gone Mad...?
The cast of The World Has Gone Mad... includes Dinos Iliopoulos (Lykourgos Karanikolareas), Lilian Miniati (Kaiti), Alekos Tzanetakos (Lelos Dynamitis), Sotiris Moustakas (Pythagoras) and Giorgos Mihalakopoulos (Dionysis Fiorentinos).