Giorgos Kyritsis, a prominent figure in Greek theater, brings his theatrical prowess to the screen in The Hook (1976). Known for his extensive work across various genres, Kyritsis has collaborated with notable directors and actors throughout his career. His transition from the theater to film highlights his versatility, and his role in The Hook underscores his ability to engage with the gritty narratives characteristic of cult cinema. With a background steeped in classic works, Kyritsis adds depth to the exploitation genre.
The Hook
For the past months, beautiful Iro, the statuesque trophy-wife of the self-made business magnate Kostas, has been having a torrid affair with the opportunistic young playboy, Nikos, right under her husband’s nose. As if that weren’t enough, the clandestine lovers contemplate murder, eager to stain their hands with Kostas’ blood and get him out of the way. However, the grizzled millionaire wasn’t born yesterday. Who is going to win in this dangerous game of deadly passion?
