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Michael Forest | ... | Atlas | |
Frank Wolff | ... | Proximates the Tyrant | |
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Barboura Morris | ... | Candia |
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Walter Maslow | ... | Garnis |
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William Jolley | ||
Andreas Filippides | ... | King Telektos | |
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Jean Moore | ||
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Christos Exarchos | ... | Prince Indros |
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Robert Hudson | ||
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Kent Whitley | ||
Miranda Kounelaki | ... | Arione | |
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James Carleton | ||
Theodoros Dimitriou | ... | Gen. Gallus | |
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Charles Stirling | ||
Sasa Dario | ... | Prima Ballerina (as Sascha Dario) |
Evil king Praximedes convinces superhero Atlas to fight for him, but Atlas eventually sees the king's true nature and turns against him.
As much as I am a fan of Michael Forest from Star Trek, The Outer Limits,to name a few - this movie is an absolute farce. Frank Wolf who up to this point is really a 3rd rate actor, is the lead bad guy in this movie that plays out like a high school play with just a handful of extras. 1st blunder is when they announce that the wrestling match will begin when the trumpets blow. The trouble is that the horns are never heard. The Wardrobe Designer must have been on break with Barbara Morris wearing shorts that look like she should be on the set of Beach Blanket Bingo and not a Greek sword and sandal movie. The story line is very poor and really makes no sense. Soupy Sales could have played the lead baddie with the same results.