A rare and unique piece of Greek cinema history: the original typewritten manuscript of Καλώς ήλθε το δολλάριο (Welcome, Dollar, 1967), written and directed by Alekos Sakellarios. This is the first and only edition, produced directly for film production use and double hand-signed by Sakellarios himself. A genuine archival artifact from one of the most important figures of 20th-century Greek theatre and cinema. Details Director / Writer: Alekos Sakellarios Title: Καλώς ήλθε το δολλάριο (Welcome, Dollar) Year: 1967 Publisher: Unpublished (original production manuscript) Edition: First and only Signature: Double hand-signed by Alekos Sakellarios Pages: 93 Binding: Original paper binding Dimensions: 34 cm × 22 cm Language: Greek Condition: Good vintage condition with age-related wear. Please review the photos for an accurate impression. About the Movie Welcome, Dollar is a 1967 Greek comedy film directed by Alekos Sakellarios, based on the theatrical play The 6th American Fleet written by Sakellarios and Christos Giannakopoulos. Starring Giorgos Konstantinou, Anna Kalouta, and Sotiris Moustakas, it premiered at the 1967 Thessaloniki Film Festival. Notably, it is the first Greek color film edited entirely in Greece, marking a significant technological milestone in Greek cinematography. About Alekos Sakellarios Alekos Sakellarios (1913–1991) was one of the most influential Greek playwrights, directors, lyricists, and screenwriters. A pioneer of post-war Greek comedy, he shaped the cultural identity of modern Greek theatre and cinema. His films broke attendance records, many becoming timeless classics still broadcast today. Over his long career he received numerous Greek and international awards, leaving behind a body of work that remains deeply loved and culturally significant. An exceptionally rare production manuscript, typewritten and twice signed by Alekos Sakellarios—one of the foundational figures of modern Greek cinema and theatre. Original film manuscripts from Sakellarios are extremely scarce, especially complete and signed examples. This piece represents not only an important chapter in Greek film history (Welcome, Dollar being the first Greek color film edited entirely in Greece) but also a unique collectible for cinema historians, archivists, and serious collectors of Greek cultural heritage. Shipping Carefully packaged and shipped with tracking to ensure safe delivery.