The film “Lieutenant Natassa”, by Aliki Vougiouklakis, left its mark on Greek cinema in 1970, as it set a record at the box office and continues to screen even today on the national anniversary of October 28. This film is one of the most authentic representations of the 1940 revolution on the big screen.
Nikos Foskolos created a milestone film for Finos Film, which was even listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the most commercial film of all time.
“Lieutenant Natassa” was considered a blockbuster of its time and managed to break the box office records until 1999, when the film “Safe Sex” with Reppa-Papathanasiou surpassed it.
The rare clip from “Lieutenant Natasha”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euaixwz3bbm
THE Makis Delaportas reveal an unknown aspect about it the dress
“Foskolos told me that Alice was in that scene where she was tied up and she had to cry and cry because she was being bullied… the day of the shoot comes and he tells her that I want in this scene very simple and free Dress.
He says to her what did you put on silk? Ки просмотреть не полы хапло фотография, дене частные. Την δένουν, παιε ο Φώσκολος, και ένα ψαλίδι, της το σκίζει, και την πασαλείφει την πασαλείφει την πασαλείφει την πασαλείφει την πασαλείφει την πασαλείφει την πασαλείφει την πασαλείφει την πασαλείφει την πασαλείφει κι η Αλίκη περγασία να κλαίει. Then Οφώσκολος είσει now που κλαίει, παμει για γύρισμα».
It is an architecturally impressive building from the late 19th century, but it has a long and gray history, having housed the SS headquarters during the occupation, and is even described.
Much of the filming of the film took place in Villa Kazoulis, in the last appearance of Alikis Vougiouklakis and Dimitris Papamichail in the cinema.
However, there are other stories hidden at Villa Kazouli, as in 1985, the two lions that decorate the entrance suddenly disappeared and some claimed that they had stolen them, and that they had disappeared, as that the villa is sad.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjrtkh3sop8
Source: Enimerotiko.gr