Marry me even though I'm crying

In "Marry Me Even Though I'm Crying," George, the director of a branch of a large American company, is portrayed as a notorious womanizer. His life takes a comedic turn when the General Manager from America announces a surprise inspection. Confused about the General's preference for a family setting, George devises a plan that includes renting a beautiful young lady to pretend to be his wife.

The film features a cast including Kostas Voutsas, Nikos Dadinopoulos, and Giorgos Loukakis, who contribute to the comedic atmosphere as George navigates his elaborate scheme. The absurdities and antics that unfold serve to highlight the lengths one might go to maintain appearances, particularly in a work environment.

This film is a reflection of late '80s comedy, blending humor with themes of love and deception. Collectors of this era will find it significant as it embodies the comedic styles prevalent in that time, making it a notable addition to a comedy collection.