Onassis: The Richest Man in the World (1988)
Overview
Biography of the life of Aristotle Onassis, a Greek who rose to become one of the world's most wealthiest men, detailing his rise to power and unhappy marriages.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | bg |
| Popularity | 3.306 |
Directed By
Waris Hussein
Crew
David Seidler
Waris Hussein
Jacqueline Feather
David Saxon
Carlos Paradela
José Antonio Sánchez
Laurence Myers
Yvonne Blake
Billy Goldenberg
Gil Parrondo
Larry Sanitsky
Jim Willis
Susan Bluestein
Raul Paton
Frank Konigsberg
Ron Binkowski
Alfred R. Kelman
Alan Doberman
Jayne Bieber
TOP CAST
Raúl Juliá
Aristotle Onassis
Jane Seymour
Maria Callas
Anthony Quinn
Socrates Onassis
Francesca Annis
Jacqueline Kennedy
Lorenzo Quinn
Alexander Onassis
Elias Koteas
Young Aristotle Onassis
Beatie Edney
Tina
Anthony Zerbe
Livanos
John Kapelos
Costas Gratsos
Richard Chaves
Turkish Officer
Simón Andreu
Examining Officer
Silvia Tortosa
Claudia Muzio
Geoffrey Hutchings
Meneghini
Dimitra Arliss
Artemis
Harriet Bagnall
Christina Onassis
Shanit Keter
Young Artemis
James F. Kelly
Bobby Kennedy
Joris Stuyck
Teddy Kennedy
Giannis Voglis
Uncle Alexander
Thorley Walters
Winston Churchill
David Gilliam
John F. Kennedy
Garrick Hagon
Roy Cohen
Richard Svare
Billy Baldwin
Marella Oppenheim
Lee Radziwell
Laura Cepeda
Emine
José Lifante
Barman at Opera
Paloma Cela
Madame Ayshe
Vasilis Bouyiouklakis
Sadiq Topal
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