An honest, reserved goldsmith and engraver, Anargyros invests his savings in British gold sovereigns before being persuaded to counterfeit them. He spends his 100 coins on minting equipment, works with Fifi, panics when he fears arrest, abandons the scheme, and ultimately returns to his honest routine.
Potis owns a soap manufacturing factory and neglects his marriage to Lela because of his work. After hearing Markos's account of marital infidelity, he becomes suspicious that Lela is having an affair with their neighbor Spyros. His attempt with Jenny to catch them instead makes him appear to be Jenny's lover, before the misunderstanding is cleared up and he and Lela reconcile.
A businessman married to Popi, Lalakis repeatedly claims to be traveling for work while secretly taking romantic trips with his mistress, Lolota. After missing a train, he spends a night at the home of station master Stelios, where he encounters Popi and Nikos. He later returns to Athens, but chooses not to confront Popi after learning what happened.
Vasilis Logothetidis has 11 screen credits in a career dating back to 1933. Signature works include Trouble for Fathers, Jealous like a Cat, The Counterfeit Coin. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
