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A Rich Without Money is a 1967 comedy directed by Hristos Kyriakopoulos. This Greek film explores themes of wealth and identity through a role-swapping narrative between a poor accountant and a rich playboy.
A Rich Without Money has seen a decent range of releases over the years, but the original prints are quite rare. Interest among collectors has been growing, particularly for fans of 60s comedies and international cinema. The film's unique premise and lighthearted critique of wealth make it a fascinating piece, though it's not widely known outside of niche circles.
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A Rich Without Money is a comedy film.
The film was directed by Hristos Kyriakopoulos.
The runtime of A Rich Without Money is 75 minutes.
Keywords associated with the film include Greece, wealthy man, mannequin, poor, accountant, fiancée, 1960s, and swap roles.
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