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Hercules and the Captive Women ()

Ercole alla conquista di Atlantide (original title)
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Strong yet sleepy Hercules discovers that the Queen of Atlantis is plotting to take over the world with superhuman warriors.

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Ercole
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La regina Antinea
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Androclo - il re di Tebe
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Illo
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Ismene - la figlia di Antinea (as Laura Altan)
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Gabor - il capo dei prigionieri
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Astor - il gran visir
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Timoteo - il nano
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Il capo delle guardie
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Oraclo
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Deianira - La moglie di Ercole
Miss Glamor
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Un re (as Alessandro Sperli)
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Zenith - il prete di Urano
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il re di Sparta
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Il re di Megalia
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Il re di Megara
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Tiresia
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Un uomo nella taverna (uncredited)
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Un uomo nella taverna (uncredited)
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Un uomo nella taverna (uncredited)
Maurizio Coffarelli ...
Proteus - Il mostro (uncredited)
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Un uomo nella taverna (uncredited)
Osiride Pevarello ...
Un uomo nella taverna (uncredited)
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Un uomo nella taverna (uncredited)
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Un uomo nella taverna (uncredited)
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Un uomo nella taverna (uncredited)

Directed by

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Vittorio Cottafavi ... (as Vittorio Cottafani)

Written by

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Vittorio Cottafavi ... (screenplay) and
Sandro Continenza ... (screenplay) (as Alessandro Continenza) and
Duccio Tessari ... (screenplay)
 
Pierre Benoît ... (character)
 
Nicolò Ferrari ... () (as Archibald Zounds Jr.)
 
Nicolò Ferrari ... (story) (as Archibald Zounds Jr.)

Produced by

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Hugo Grimaldi ... executive supervisor
Achille Piazzi ... producer

Music by

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Gino Marinuzzi Jr. ... (as Gino Marinuzzi)
Armando Trovajoli

Cinematography by

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Carlo Carlini

Editing by

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Maurizio Lucidi

Editorial Department

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Elsa Dubbini ... assistant editor

Production Design by

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Franco Lolli

Costume Design by

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Vittorio Rossi

Makeup Department

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Ornella D'Angelo ... assistant makeup artist
Marcello Di Paolo ... assistant hair stylist
Franco Palombi ... makeup artist
Nicla Palombi ... hair stylist (as Nicla Pertosa)

Production Management

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Giorgio Baldi ... production secretary
Placido Di Salvo ... production secretary
Danilo Marciani ... production manager
Armando Morandi ... production supervisor
Alfredo Petri ... production secretary
Ermete Santini ... production secretary

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

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Giorgio Cristallini ... second unit director
Odoardo Fiory ... assistant director

Art Department

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Giuseppe Ranieri ... assistant production designer
Antonio Sarzi-Braga ... assistant production designer
Athos Danilo Zanetti ... assistant set decorator
Italo Tomassi ... manager of art department (uncredited)

Sound Department

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Eugenio Fiori ... sound
Mario Ottavi ... sound
Umberto Picistrelli ... sound

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Mario Bava ... visual effects (uncredited)

Stunts

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Giorgio Ubaldi ... stunt coordinator
Giancarlo Bastianoni ... stunts (uncredited)
Elio Bonadonna ... stunts (uncredited)
Giovanni Bonadonna ... stunts (uncredited)
Aldo Canti ... stunt actor (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department

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Luigi Filippo Carta ... camera operator
Saverio Diamante ... assistant camera (as Saverio Diamanti)
Gianfranco Filippini ... assistant camera
Ruggero Radicchi ... assistant camera
Enrico Santelli ... still photographer
Haroun Tazieff ... photographer: volcano shots (as Haroun Terzieff)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Umberto Amorotti ... assistant costume designer
Elisabetta Costantini ... seamstress
Valeria Sponsali ... seamstress

Music Department

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Gino Marinuzzi Jr. ... conductor (as Gino Marinuzzi)
Gordon Zahler ... music supervisor: US version
Darrell Calker ... composer: stock music US version (uncredited)
Walter Greene ... composer: stock music US version (uncredited)
Hans J. Salter ... composer: stock music US version (uncredited)
Leith Stevens ... composer: stock music US version (uncredited)

Script and Continuity Department

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Nellj Cavallo ... script supervisor (as Nelly Cavallo)

Additional Crew

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Francesco Cauli ... publicist
Hugo Grimaldi ... u.s. version producer/editor
Haroun Tazieff ... volcano shots
Peter Vander Sloot ... choreographer
Georges Aminel ... french voice dubbing: Reg Park (uncredited)
Louis Arbessier ... french voice dubbing: Maurizio Coffarelli (uncredited)
Lucien Bryonne ... french voice dubbing: Mino Doro (uncredited)
Gabriel Cattand ... french voice dubbing: Mimmo Palmara (uncredited)
Jany Clair ... french voice dubbing: Laura Efrikian (uncredited)
Jacques Deschamps ... french voice dubbing: Ivo Garrani (uncredited)
Ivo Garrani ... italian voice dubbing: Reg Park (uncredited)
Michel Gatineau ... french voice dubbing: Mario Petri (uncredited)
Carlo Giuffrè ... italian voice dubbing: Gian Maria Volontè (uncredited)
Michel Gudin ... french voice dubbing: Enrico Maria Salerno (uncredited)
Claire Guibert ... french voice dubbing: Fay Spain (uncredited)
Renato Izzo ... italian voice dubbing: Luciano Marin & Enrico Maria Salerno (uncredited)
Jean-Louis Jemma ... french voice dubbing: Luciano Marin (uncredited)
Ernesto Mellina ... italian voice dubbing: Salvatore Furnari (uncredited)
Adriano Micantoni ... italian voice dubbing: Mario Petri (uncredited)
Diego Michelotti ... italian voice dubbing: Mimmo Palmara (uncredited)
Hubert Noël ... french voice dubbing: Ettore Manni (uncredited)
Mirella Pace ... italian voice dubbing: Laura Efrikian (uncredited)
Sergio Rossi ... italian voice dubbing: Ettore Manni (uncredited)
Serge Sauvion ... french voice dubbing: Gabriele Tinti (uncredited)
Leonardo Severini ... italian voice dubbing: Nando Tamberlani (uncredited)
Antonella Steni ... italian voice dubbing: Luciana Angiolillo (uncredited)
Maria Tamar ... french voice dubbing: Luciana Angiolillo (uncredited)
Paul Villé ... french voice dubbing: Nando Tamberlani (uncredited)
Jean Violette ... french voice dubbing: Gian Maria Volontè (uncredited)

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Storyline

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Plot Summary

The ever intrepid world-trotting hunk of a man Herc (Hercules to those who are not his friends) saves a beautiful maiden from the hands of an evil creature. She takes him to her home, Atlantis. Herc kicks some butt and saves her from her mother who wants to kill her and from some scary looking blond guys but unfortunately the rest of the inhabitants are destroyed. Do not worry because Herc escapes along with his son, the maiden and an annoying midget. Written by Splinter

Plot Keywords
Taglines Half Woman! Half Stone! THE WEIRDEST! THE WILDEST! Half Woman! Half Stone! See more »
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Also Known As
  • Hercule à la conquête de l'Atlantide (France)
  • Hercules Conquers Atlantis (World-wide, English title)
  • Hercules and the Captive Women (Canada, English title)
  • Hercules and the Captive Women (United States)
  • Hercules y la conquista de la Atlantida (United States, Spanish title)
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  • 101 min
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Did You Know?

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Trivia In the 6/15/1961 issue of the British magazine "Health and Strength," about this movie and under the title "A New Hercules," Oscar Heidenstam wrote: "Furthermore Reg Reg Park was not going to have his reputation as the greatest physique of all time mucked about by clauses in his contract that he should not weigh more than a certain amount, etc. He stipulated that if he was to play Hercules, he wanted to look like one imagined the legendary Hercules to be. He got his way and everything possible was put at his disposal for him to keep in his usual peak form during the making of this very strenuous and stupendous film. [...] The producers kept weights on the set for him, so that he could keep in tremendous physical shape. In spite of a very exhausting film schedule Reg lost only 5lb. in body weight. His normal chest is 53in. and his waist a net 32in., his body weight around 230lb. [...] Because Reg is so big they were unable to find a "stand-in'' for him, so Reg has had to do all the stunts for himself. [...] In a shipwreck scene he was badly battered and bruised when tons of water washed him into the mast and ropes. See more »
Goofs Near the end of the film, Hercules swims away from the island to a boat, but when he climbs aboard he is completely dry. See more »
Movie Connections Edited into Hercules the Avenger (1965). See more »
Quotes Ismene: Today is dedicated to Uranus!
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