La vendetta di Spartacus (1964)

Arminio e Trasone fanno credere che il leggendario Spartacus sia ancora vivo e che abbia organizzato un gruppo di armati per distruggere i romani. Valerio, legionario romano, scopre ... See full summary »

Director:

Michele Lupo

Writers:

Lionello De Felice, Ernesto Guida,

Stars:

Roger Browne, Scilla Gabel, Giacomo Rossi-Stuart

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Roger Browne	...	Valerio
Scilla Gabel	...	Cinzia
Giacomo Rossi-Stuart	...	Fulvius
Daniele Vargas	...	Lucius Transone
Germano Longo	...	Marcellus
Gianni Solaro
Franco Di Trocchio
Gian Paolo Rosmino	...	(as Giampaolo Rosmino)
Alfio Caltabiano
Pietro Ceccarelli
Pietro Marascalchi
Mario Novelli
Nello Pazzafini	...	(as Giovanni Pazzafini)
Calisto Calisti
Antonio Corevi

Storyline

Arminio e Trasone fanno credere che il leggendario Spartacus sia ancora vivo e che abbia organizzato un gruppo di armati per distruggere i romani. Valerio, legionario romano, scopre l'inganno e tenta di avvisare chi crede nella falsa notizia. Il tentativo si rivela inutile. Dopo aver ucciso i due Spartachiani, Valerio e i suoi seguaci combattono contro le rimanenti forze di Arminio, sconfiggendole dopo un'aspra battaglia

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Plot Keywords:

peplum

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Genres:

Adventure

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Details

Country:

Italy

Language:

Italian

Release Date:

September 1965 (USA)

Also Known As:

The Revenge of Spartacus

Company Credits

Production Co:

Leone Film

Technical Specs

Runtime:

105 min

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color (Technicolor)

Aspect Ratio:

2.35 : 1

User Reviews

Help! it's them again!

Here is another excellent example of Italian movie-rubbish. This is yet another sword and sandal hokum on the same lines of "Gli Schiavi piu' forti del Mondo". Surprisingly enough (please not the sarcasm) it presents the same actors (the word 'stars' in this case is thoroughly inadequate). The plot is somewhat scarce - nothing surprising seeing that Spartacus ended up dead in the movie featuring Kirk Douglas. Coming to actors if Gordon Mitchell (or anyone for that matter) thinks that he can take the part of Douglas he may give up. Well that's about it. The thing is when there is a big movie like Universal's "Spartacus", producers (namely Italian ones) just aren't able to say "It's great, but that's the end of it." No - they have to keep on dragging it on until they go bankrupt. This movie was unadvisable from before it had started. There was already "Il Figlio di Saprtacus" in circulation, asserting that the hero was dead, so the idea of resuscitating him for this reel was just a certainty that the film would result as being obtuse. Once again - DESTROY IT!