Papadopoulos and Sons 2012 Watch Full Movie in HD

Carl Rice

1980, Liverpool, England, UK

Stephen Dillane

27 March 1957, London, England, UK

Selina Cadell

12 August 1953, London, England, UK

Frank Dillane

21 April 1991, London, England, UK

Georgia Groome

11 February 1992, Nottingham, England, UK

Thomas Underhill

Martin Ball

1965, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, England, UK

Chris Simmons

8 January 1975, Gravesend, Kent, England, UK

1953, Cape Town, South Africa

Ed Stoppard

16 September 1974, London, England, UK

7 December 1952, Paris, France

George Savvides

Cesare Taurasi

Vangelis Christodoulou

Vasilis Panayi

Richard Durden

8 February 1944, Hendon, Middlesex, England, UK

Alexander Hanson

28 April 1961, Nottinghamshire, England, UK

Georgina Leonidas

28 February 1990, London, England, UK

Timothy Lone

Marcus Markou

Theo Papadopoulos

Played by: Thomas Underhill

Daily Telegraph (UK)

It gets by almost wholly on hangdog charm, but that's an underrated asset, and so is Dillane, delivering a terse and rueful performance that's typically excellent.

April 04, 2013

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Oregonian

There are zero surprises here, but a strong cast and a decent script add up to dependable entertainment.

August 15, 2013

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Daily Express (UK)

It's a bit laboured and not funny enough but has charm and heart.

April 04, 2013

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Contactmusic.com

Some meaty themes and complex performances add badly needed weight to this somewhat simplistic British comedy-drama.

April 05, 2013

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Guardian

It's a throwback, but relaxed, sweet and funny with it: a first feature that makes an impression by not pushing too hard to make an impression.

April 04, 2013

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Little White Lies

In its favour, it's a movie with heart, charm and well-crafted characters.

April 04, 2013

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Scotsman

An undemanding comedy drama, but Stephen Dillane and Georges Corraface give crowd-pleasing performances.

April 01, 2013

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ViewLondon

Likeable British recession comedy enlivened by a strong support cast and a topical, engagingly feelgood central theme, though it's slightly let down by an underwritten script and a frustrating central performance from Stephen Dillane.

April 04, 2013

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Observer (UK)

This flat, feelgood family story transposes the cliches of Zorba the Greek to the present day.

April 08, 2013

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Chicago Reader

The cast is pleasant enough to enliven the generic material, though much of writer-director Marcus Markou's dialogue is beyond salvaging.

January 09, 2014

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Birmingham Mail

Just like Arnold Schwarzenegger was told his name was too big for movie posters, Marcus Markou's inspirational debut feature film has an impossible title on purpose.

April 12, 2013

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Radio Times

A late pitch at pathos isn't quite so convincing, but otherwise this is a fresh, funny and poignant snapshot of ethnic life in London.

April 12, 2013

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