Papadopoulos & Sons - film review

Stephen Dillane stars as a London businessman who learns the hard lesson that it isn’t being filthy rich that makes you happy
5 April 2013

Suddenly rendered bankrupt shortly after receiving the Entrepreneur of the Year award, a London businessman (Stephen Dillane) has to move with his offspring (Katie, James and Theo) to his eccentric brother’s pad, above a fish and chip shop.

This is not what he wants from life but he reckons it’s better than nothing. And so it proves. He learns the hard lesson that it isn’t being filthy rich that makes you happy. It’s nicely played by Dillane, and Georges Corraface as his brother, but it’s all a trifle formulaic with a screenplay that’s only serviceable.

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