Spartacus
(2010–2013)
Spartacus and his outnumbered rebels make one last attempt to win freedom in an epic final battle against the Romans led by Marcus Crassus.
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Cast
| Episode cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Liam McIntyre | ... | Spartacus | |
| Manu Bennett | ... | Crixus | |
| Dustin Clare | ... | Gannicus | |
| Daniel Feuerriegel | ... | Agron (as Dan Feuerriegel) | |
| Cynthia Addai-Robinson | ... | Naevia | |
| Simon Merrells | ... | Crassus | |
| Ellen Hollman | ... | Saxa | |
| Pana Hema Taylor | ... | Nasir (as Pana Hema-Taylor) | |
| Jenna Lind | ... | Kore | |
| Christian Antidormi | ... | Tiberius Crassus | |
| Anna Hutchison | ... | Laeta | |
| Todd Lasance | ... | Caesar | |
| Barry Duffield | ... | Lugo | |
| Gwendoline Taylor | ... | Sibyl | |
| Colin Moy | ... | Senator Metellus | |
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Rebels bands, whose leaders each pretend to be Spartacus, striking all over the region confuse the Romans. One of two columns with mainly women and children thus escapes, the other is captured and bloodily made into examples, crucified along the Via Appia. Once Crassus realizes the truth about Tiberius, Kore suffers the same fate. Spartacus cunningly prepared the battle field he chose to oppose Crassus's legions in a desperate last battle, with Gannicus in commanded of a mounted reserve to pincer the Roman infantry. Nevertheless, the last true gladiators fall one by one, so Crassus and Caesar triumph, only to be forced politically to allow Pompey, who actually arrived to late, to take the main credit, so as to forge the triumvirate which will take over Rome. Written by KGF Vissers
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When Matellus informs Crassus that Pompey would be named victor against Spartacus, Caesar angrily raises objection only to be silenced by Crassus who agrees to the rise. He tells Caesar that showing support of Pompey would make him their ally. He then states "...we shall be glorious and triumvirate." In Roman history, the First Triumvirate was an alliance between three Consuls: Julius Caesar, Pompey and Marcus Crassus. See more »Goofs
Just before Caesar kills Naevia, she raises her sword in one last attempt to strike. When she raises the sword, there is blood on the blade but none on the handle nor the hilt. Seconds later, when she swings and Caesar catches her wrist the hilt and handled are covered in blood. See more »Crazy Credits
The end credits play over a montage of photos of all the major characters from every season of the show, finishing with a clip of Andy Whitfield shouting "I am Spartacus!". See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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Country:
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12 April 2013 (USA) See more »Company Credits
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I have Been Following this series since the Day of its Series Premiere. In fact, I Have Watched almost all the Popular, Top Rated, Award Winning TV series. But, Spartacus is the Best Among All of them. There are many reasons for it. First Spartacus involves you emotionally. Second, it has simple the best action sequences ever.
Third, the absolutely amazing Storyline which is actually based on true events. Although, this series finale made me a little sad, that the whole series came to an end. But, I am terribly happy that I was lucky enough to witness it.
This Last Episode is Beyond any Ratings.