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Release Date:
August 5, 2001
Original Title:
Βγάλ' τον υπουργό απ' την πρίζα
Genres:
Comedy | TV Movie
Production Companies:
Star Channel
Production Countries:
Greece
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 100
At a critical political juncture in England, the minister and deputy prime minister, Alex Charles, is injured, in a coma, on a life support machine in his home. His bourgeois wife, her lover, his friend and also a government minister, the minister's colonel mistress, and even his political opponent, have interests in keeping him alive. The entanglement and grandiose plans for power are the best stimulant in a story of incredible misunderstandings and reversals. The minister's daughter, the Indian butler, and even the air conditioning technician, are involved in the threads of a tragicomic situation that borders on parody. The entire government of the state rests on a power socket...The play was staged at the then new venue "PIRAEUS 131" in 1998 and was played for 3 seasons "Unplug the Minister (1998)". The television show is from the 3rd season. It was re-aired on Star on Sunday, August 5, 2001 & Saturday, March 22, 2003
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Adaptation:
Michalis Reppas
Thanasis Papathanasiou
Art Direction:
Marios Voutsinas
Associate Producer:
Antonios Spanolios
Costume Design:
Evelyn Sioupi
Director:
Michalis Reppas
Thanasis Papathanasiou
Editor:
Thodoris Konstantopoulos
Lighting Artist:
Eleftheria Deko
Lighting Design:
Eleftheria Deko
Line Producer:
Kostas Moralis
Music:
Giannis Nenes
Original Story:
Eric Idle
Producer:
Kostas Moralis
Production Design:
Kostis Keventzidis
Set Decoration:
Marios Voutsinas
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