

O Drakos / Ο Δράκος
- Crime
- Comedy
- Thriller
- Drama
On New Year’s Eve, a timid bank clerk is mistaken for a notorious criminal mastermind who rules the streets of Athens. Embracing his mistaken identity comes with a price though, as his unwitting white lie begins to unravel.
The Ogre of Athens is a 1956 crime comedy-thriller following a timid bank clerk mistakenly confused for a notorious criminal mastermind on New Year's Eve in Athens. When he leans into the false identity, his deception spirals into unexpected consequences. This classic film blends humor with dramatic tension as the stakes escalate.
When does The Ogre of Athens come out?
Where to watch
Streaming availability in United States
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Available in: Greece
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In cinemas
Theatrical release in United States
No date confirmed for United States yet · Earliest worldwide: Wide release in Greece
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Trailer
Radiance Trailer [Subtitled]
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The Ogre of Athens — frequently asked
When was The Ogre of Athens released?
The film was released on March 5, 1956.
What is the main plot?
A shy bank clerk is mistaken for a feared criminal kingpin in Athens and decides to impersonate him on New Year's Eve, only to find his lie unraveling with serious consequences.
What genres does it mix?
The Ogre of Athens blends crime, comedy, thriller, and drama elements into one narrative.
Is this film available to watch?
Yes, the film has been released and may be available through classic film archives, streaming services specializing in vintage cinema, or home video collections.









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