My Best Friend Page #2

Synopsis: When Konstadinos misses a flight and returns home unexpectedly, he finds his wife in bed with his best friend. Shocked, he leaves the house without letting them know what he saw and begins wandering in the streets of Athens...
 
IMDB:
5.3
Year:
2001
104 min
947 Views


The usual.

I've saved a little money.

No! I definitely want

to open a gym.

Definitely!

When I get my citizenship

everything will be different.

I'm really interested

in this work.

Not Constantine.

The phone's ringing. It must be

my husband calling from Paris.

Hi, darling.

Have you arrived?

Yes, darling,

I just left the hotel.

- The weather?

- The weather's fine.

- How's Paris?

- Wonderful.

I'm at the Champs Elysees.

I can see the Arc de Triomphe.

- Don't forget my perfume.

- Yes.

- Who's there?

- Some French people.

You haven't found a

French woman have you?

Are you kidding? I'm not

like that, darling.

The battery's running out.

I'II... I'II... f*** you!

Did she fall for it?

Yes, thanks.

I really appreciate this.

- Dumb women.

- Dumb men.

- A double hotdog.

- With everything?

Yes, just hold the onion.

- It won't fit two.

- Oh, it will.

- This particular roll will.

- You know something I don't.

You know, I did ballet

in my youth.

I'm thinking of taking

it up now...

otherwise I don't see myself

making it.

This reminds me of something.

Let's go.

Look towards the light,

over there.

Good! Lift the

ice-cream higher.

That's great.

Now towards the light.

- You first.

- No, you.

We've been here for hours.

I'm freezing.

The others have been

in and out already.

- What if I get stuck?

- What d'you mean?

I saw two dogs doing it

yesterday and they got stuck...

and everyone laughed.

What if I get stuck?

- Want to hear my theory?

- Want to hear mine?

- Lf I get stuck...

- First of all, you don't bark.

And second, I'll come

and unstick you.

- Ready?

- Yes.

Charge!

When I come,

what do I shout?

"Charge," I don't know,

or "I'm coming, I'm coming!"

Why shout it,

if I'm doing it?

They'll think

I'm an idiot.

Well, boys,

what's it gonna be?

- Where's the girl?

- I'm the girl.

You?

- Where are you going?

- Mom!

Get back! You're useless!

You've made a fool of me!

Your friend will ruin you!

Get back!

- Hello?

- Hello, who is it?

Is that you, Panayotis?

No, I'm not Panayotis.

I just wanted

to talk to someone.

I dialed this number

at random.

I just wanted to say

that I'm an idiot -

an accomplished idiot...

and that my best friend

is screwing my wife.

I just had to tell someone.

Get some sleep, dear. It's been

ten years. Forget the slut!

Hey pal, you a pilot?

If you're not,

can you do me a favor?

Can you give me

your phone number?

A**hole!

- Move it! I'll explain later.

- Where are we going?

Get back here!

I forgot my keys, but I won't

go back anyway.

- Will I go back?

- Got a light?

Just a minute!

- Do we know each other?

- A light!

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Lakis Lazopoulos

Lakis Lazopoulos (Greek: Λάκης Λαζόπουλος) is a Greek playwright, actor and songwriter. He was ranked 83rd by the public in Skai TV's Great Greeks in 2009. In 2010, Forbes ranked Lazopoulos as the most powerful and influential celebrity in Greece.Lazopoulos was born in Larissa, Greece, where he received his primary and secondary school education. He then entered the School of Law at the University of Thrace and in 1984 received his Master’s degree from the University of Thessaloniki. However, he decided not to practise law but to pursue other vocations. In 1979, he wrote his first script for the revue Something's cooking in Gipsyland. SAY GOODBYE, IT’S ALL OVER NOW soon followed with great success. Lazopoulos joined the Free Theatre of Athens, where he performed WHY PEOPLE ARE HAPPY, followed by yet another successful revue, CHANGE AND CRAZE. The political situation at the time triggered the production of four revues of a more politico-satirical nature, written between the years 1982-86 by Lakis Lazopoulos and Giannis Xanthoulis: Haido’s Pasok’’ (1982), Pasok keeps harping on (1983), Blowing hot and cold on kastri (the PM’s residence), and Andrea’s taxing tolls (1985). In 1986 he starred in Lysistrata. The play toured Greece and was performed in all major open theatres, including the Theatre of Herod Atticus in Athens, to highly acclaimed success. That same year, he began writing on his own and staged I was Pasok and I grew old. In 1987, he wrote What the Japanese saw. For this latter he was sued by then-President of Greece, Christos Sartzetakis. After standing trial he is finally acquitted of all charges; while issue draws strong press coverage in Greece and overseas, including an article in TIME Magazine. In 1988 he stages and performs in Nicholai Gogol’s “Diary of a madman” without great commercial success. Nonetheless, he considers this performance a significant personal milestone in his career. In 1989 he stages “Greece after heart surgery” which breaks all records, while his following play “THERE WAS A SMALL SHIP” runs for two successive years and is a box office hit. 1n 1991 Lakis Lazopoulos stages “I HAVE SOMETHING TO TELL YOU” which, like all his plays thus far, he writes and performs in himself. In the summer of the same year he tours Greece with the performance “ALONE AT LAST”. This comprises a series of his most popular acts, and proves to be his most successful commercially since 1981. In fact its success was such, that another tour followed two years later, debuting in New York City. In 1992 he turns his attention to television, writing and interpreting fifteen character roles (both male and female), in the most successful TV series on Greek television to date, entitled Deka mikroi Mitsoi. The roles, portraying everyday characters satirizing contemporary social and political situations, draw great affinity with the public. Spurred by the series' success, the educational department of the University of Athens conducts a survey looking into reasons why Greeks everywhere, not only avidly watched the series, but also adopted expressions used by its characters. With its creator, Lakis Lazopoulos present, the findings were officially announced to academics, students and the press. Deka mikroi Mitsoi also takes part in the festival of Forte dei Marmi in Italy, receiving an Honorable Distinction. In 1993 he presents Prokofiev’s well-known tale of Peter and the Wolf at the Athens Opera House. He also plays the role of McKeith in Brecht’s “THREE PENNY OPERA” under the direction of Jules Dassin. In 1994 he played the male lead in a television film titled Girl with Suitcases directed by Nikos Nikolaidis. He follows this with a guest star appearance in the film “KAVAFIS”, directed by Giannis Smaragdis. In the summer of 1996 he writes the play “THE SUNDAY OF SHOES”, which goes on to be staged in Thessaloniki in the spring of 1997 and then Athens at the beginning of 1998. During that year, Walt Disney Productions assigns him the supervisory role of the animation film Hercules, for which he provides his own adaptation from English to Greek. He overseas the casting of actors and uses his own voice in dubbing the roles of Philoctetes/Phil and Panic in the film. In the summer of 1999 he plays the lead role in the film Beware of Greeks Bearing Guns directed by Australian director John Tatoulis. The film is a box office hit when released in Greece in January 2000. In 2001 he works on a film entitled My best friend, the script of which he writes, directs and stars as the lead. At the same time he also writes the theatrical play “TA LEME”, which maintains its position at the top of the box office well into 2002. In September 2002 he presents 12 theatrical monologues from the most important writers of 1700. more…

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