Jealous like a Cat 1956
In the sun-drenched streets of post-war Greece, a neglected wife hatches a clever plan to recapture her distant industrialist husband's attention in *Jealous like a Cat (1956)*.
Director: Yorgos Tzavellas
Cast
Vasilis Logothetidis
Potis Antonopoulos
Ilia Livykou
Lela Antonopoulou
Labros Konstadaras
Spyros Argyriou
Smaro Stefanidou
Mina Mitsopoulou
Vagelis Protopapas
Markos Manolopoulos
Kaiti Lambropoulou
Jenny Argyriou
Antigoni Koukouli
Κατίνα (υπηρέτρια)
Kyveli Theohari
Kiki Manolopoulou
Nikos Rizos
Mistos
Taygeti
Mrs. Kokkinou
Frequently Asked Questions
What is *Jealous like a Cat (1956)* about?
*Jealous like a Cat* follows the story of a neglected wife who, fed up with her inattentive industrialist husband, teams up with her cousin to craft a series of clever schemes meant to make him jealous. The film blends humor with a sharp critique of marital neglect, all set against the backdrop of mid-20th-century Greece.
Who directed *Jealous like a Cat*?
*Jealous like a Cat* was directed by Yorgos Tzavellas, a filmmaker known for his sharp comedies and social satires that captured the spirit of post-war Greece.
Who stars in *Jealous like a Cat*?
The film features Vasilis Logothetidis as the oblivious industrialist husband, Ilia Livykou as his determined wife, and Labros Konstadaras as their mischievous cousin.
Is *Jealous like a Cat (1956)* worth watching?
As a classic Greek comedy from 1956, *Jealous like a Cat* offers a delightful mix of humor and heart, making it a charming watch for fans of vintage cinema. While not a blockbuster, its clever plot and nostalgic charm hold up beautifully, especially for those interested in the evolution of Greek filmmaking.
How long is *Jealous like a Cat*?
*Jealous like a Cat* runs for 104 minutes, making it a perfect length for a cozy afternoon of vintage entertainment.
About Jealous like a Cat (1956) — A Witty Comedy of Jealousy and Deception in 1950s Greece
In the sun-drenched streets of post-war Greece, a neglected wife hatches a clever plan to recapture her distant industrialist husband's attention in *Jealous like a Cat (1956)*. Directed by the sharp-eyed Yorgos Tzavellas, this 1950s comedy blends wit with a touch of playful mischief as she teams up with her wily cousin to orchestrate a series of deceptions designed to spark jealousy. With Vasilis Logothetidis bringing dry charm to the role of the oblivious husband and Ilia Livykou radiating determination as the clever wife, the film captures the tension between tradition and personal ambition in a society rediscovering itself.
Beneath its lighthearted surface, *Jealous like a Cat* explores themes of marital neglect, emotional resilience, and the lengths people go to feel seen. The atmosphere is breezy but layered, with Tzavellas' direction balancing slapstick moments against quieter reflections on love and communication. Whether you're drawn to classic comedies or curious about mid-century Greek cinema, this film offers a nostalgic yet timeless look at the battle of hearts—and egos—unfolds with a smile.
