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Il figlio di Spartacus

  • 1962
  • 1h 40m
ÉVALUATION IMDb
5,9/10
663
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Il figlio di Spartacus (1962)
Action EpicAdventure EpicDesert AdventureEpicHistorical EpicPeriod DramaSword & SandalWar EpicAdventureDrama

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueDuring the power struggle between Caesar and Crassus, a Roman centurion, who is the lost son of Spartacus, is dispatched to Crassus' camp to observe his movements and keep Caesar informed.During the power struggle between Caesar and Crassus, a Roman centurion, who is the lost son of Spartacus, is dispatched to Crassus' camp to observe his movements and keep Caesar informed.During the power struggle between Caesar and Crassus, a Roman centurion, who is the lost son of Spartacus, is dispatched to Crassus' camp to observe his movements and keep Caesar informed.

  • Director
    • Sergio Corbucci
  • Writers
    • Adriano Bolzoni
    • Bruno Corbucci
    • Giovanni Grimaldi
  • Stars
    • Steve Reeves
    • Jacques Sernas
    • Gianna Maria Canale
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  • ÉVALUATION IMDb
    5,9/10
    663
    MA NOTE
    • Director
      • Sergio Corbucci
    • Writers
      • Adriano Bolzoni
      • Bruno Corbucci
      • Giovanni Grimaldi
    • Stars
      • Steve Reeves
      • Jacques Sernas
      • Gianna Maria Canale
    • 24Commentaires d'utilisateurs
    • 8Commentaires de critiques
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    Rôles principaux36

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    Steve Reeves
    Steve Reeves
    • Randus - Son of Spartacus
    Jacques Sernas
    Jacques Sernas
    • Vetius - Companion of Randus
    Gianna Maria Canale
    Gianna Maria Canale
    • Claudia - Wife of Crassus
    Claudio Gora
    Claudio Gora
    • Crassus - Governor of Egypt
    Ombretta Colli
    Ombretta Colli
    • Saïde - the Egyptian Slavegirl
    Roland Bartrop
    Roland Bartrop
    • Lumonius - Decurion Friend of Randus
    Franco Balducci
    • Verus - Ship's Commander
    Enzo Fiermonte
    Enzo Fiermonte
    • Gulbar - Slave Wrestling Randus
    Renato Baldini
    Renato Baldini
    • Verulus - Caesar's Adjutant
    Gloria Parri
    • Egyptian Slave Woman
    Benito Stefanelli
    Benito Stefanelli
    • Nordic Blond Slave
    Ahmed Ramzy
    Ahmed Ramzy
    • Murdok - a Lybian Chief
    • (as Ahmad Ramzi)
    Hassan Ahmed
    • Zarok - a Lybian Prince
    Ivo Garrani
    Ivo Garrani
    • Julius Caesar - Roman Emperor
    Abdulmuniem Abdulrahman
    • Slave
    • (uncredited)
    Hussein Al-Meliguy
    • Slave
    • (uncredited)
    Abdel Hameed Badawy
    • Slave
    • (uncredited)
    Ala Badruddin
    • Rebel Slave
    • (uncredited)
    • Director
      • Sergio Corbucci
    • Writers
      • Adriano Bolzoni
      • Bruno Corbucci
      • Giovanni Grimaldi
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    mhrabovsky6912

    The Slave (Son of Spartacus)

    This is one of Steve Reeve's best ever films and possibly the last one in which he was in a tribune or Roman centurion costume...... Italian director Sergio Corbucci conconted up an idea to continue the life of Spartacus with Reeves as his son gaining a large measure of revenge on corrupt Roman counsel Ceasar Crassus who is running an illegal corrupt empire right in the heart of roman territory....In fact Crassus is getting so powerful that Ceaser himself sends Reeves to investigate what Crassus's methods are and report back to Caeser. Along the way on his trip to see Crassus the ship that Reeves is in hits a river barge and dumps him and a lovely Italian slave named Saida into the river. Reeves survives and he and Saida walk through the roman desert unaware that slave drivers are rounding up all the slaves they can to be bought and sold. Reeves and his gal are captured and Reeves breaks loose from the pack and wreaks his revenge on slave leaders with some dazzling sword work, wiping out a flock of slave drivers. One of the members of the slave band recognize a medallion worn by Reeves as the symbol of Spartacus, since the slave member was a member of Spartacus's force twenty years earlier. Reeves initially is unconvinced that he is truly the son of Spartacus and muses in a catacomb about his true identity. He sees the sword handle of Spartacus and it is the same talisman as his medallion. Reeves recognizes his true heritage and goes to work on wiping out Crassus and his evil empire......raid by raid Reeves and his band wipe out Crassus's gang all the while maintaining his identity as a roman centurion from Caesar.....in the end Reeves is caught and given a death sentence by Crassus....his followers then free him and Caesar must make a decision as to whether or not Reeves followed his orders as a true centurion. Caesar gives Reeves a death sentence but Reeves followers come to his rescue and Caesar relents. Good love story and the beautiful Ombretta Colli is Reeves's love interest. After this film Reeves became "Sandokan" and made one western in 1966 before retiring for good. I just love this film and Reeves had that marvelous physique that made any man drool!!!!! The immortal Steve Reeves, what a face and a body......
    8melvelvit-1

    Par for the course peplum starring Steve Reeves

    Steve Reeves plays a high-ranking Roman centurion who finds out he's the son of the infamous rebel slave leader and spearheads a revolt, of course, in one of the better "sword & sandal" entries. Mixing the backstory of Moses (instead of a swaddling cloth, an amulet gives him away) with the exploits of a comic book superhero (Reeves sneaks off every now and then to shuck his tunic for dad's face-covering armor), director Corbucci took the tale and ran with it, producing some impressive mise-en-scène amidst his unexpectedly inventive camera-work. Gianna Maria Canale as Crassus' cougar wife does little more than lounge around on divans and ogle our hero but no matter, it's always a pleasure to see her in peplum like this.
    6boblipton

    I Am Not Spartacus! (But He Was My Daddy)

    After the international success of HERCULES, the Steve Reeves Swords-and-Sandals vehicle THE SLAVE clearly had some money spent on its production values -- good costumes and some nice sets to accent good camera lighting abound. The plot, typical of peplum movies, is a mishmosh of themes intended to take advantage of recent hits.

    Reeves is a Roman centurion working for the noble Julius Caesar in Rome. He is captured by leopard-skin wearing desert barbarians working for the evil Crassus, escapes, gets captured again, is enslaved, identified as Spartacus' son (hence the movie's Italian title) and leads a slave rebellion.

    Director Sergio Corbucci does his usual highly competent job, abetted by the handsome production values that Cinecitta was capable of; kudos especially to director of Photography Enzo Baroni, whose lighting suggests illustrations on parchment. Although the writing never rises above the level of silliness that such cheap epics aspired to, fans of the genre will find plenty to enjoy.
    7bushrodII

    Steve only seemed to get better

    This film, made at the twilight of Mr. Reeves film career, is certainly one of his best. The location work in Egypt and a rather big budget look add a great amount of, shall I say it?, realism to an essentially escapist, fantastical genre- the Italian sword and sandal flicks of the 1958-64 period. This picture also features some extremely diabolical villainy on the part of Crassus. Sir Laurence Olivier wasn't nearly this outrageously evil playing the same character in SPARTACUS! Steve's dilemma is pretty heavy in this one, doing a complete 180 from up and coming Roman centurions to advocate warrior of the freedom movement for the slaves of Rome. The action scenes stand up pretty well after 40 plus years.
    6a_chinn

    Spartacus Part Deux! Son of Spartacus! Spartacus Jr. Goes to Egypt!

    From Sergio Corbucci, director of the classic spaghetti westerns "The Great Silence" and "Django," comes a routine, but serviceable Italian sword-and-sandal epic staring Steve Reeves, best know for his many Hercules films. This was Reeves final on-screen appearance in this particular genre, later moving onto pirate and western films. "The Slave" has Reeves cast a Roman soldier who discovers he's actually the son of Spartacus, a slave turned gladiator turned rebel leader against the Roman Empire. Like his father, Reeves ends up leading a slave revolt. Unlike the Stanley Kubrick version of Spartacus, this film is minus interesting characters, dialogue, and narrative. However, Corbucci does bring strong visuals to the film and the production values of "The Slave" is better than most Italian sword-and-sandal pictures, which makes this film worth checking out for fans of these admittedly silly films.

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    • Anecdotes
      This marked the final Italian sword and sandal/mythological muscleman movie to be made by Steve Reeves. He would make several "Sandokan" movies and a spaghetti western before retiring from the screen.
    • Gaffes
      The story takes place during the triumvirate of Crassus, Caesar and Pompey (65-60 BC), but when Crassus talks with Verulus and Randus, with the Sphinx serving as background, it is plain that the monument has already lost its nose - a fact that would take place 1850 years later.
    • Citations

      La schiava Seila: [to Randus] My friend, my life... is you - my love!

    • Autres versions
      The Italian theatrical version had a 101 minute running time, with minor censorship cuts for violence. The foreign versions, namely the UK (Son of Spartacus), the USA (The Slave), the German (Der Sohn des Spartakus), and the Finish, run over 102 minutes. Although unconfirmed, there are video versions in Italy and France cut to 97 or 95 minutes.
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    • Date de sortie
      • 24 août 1962 (Italy)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Italy
    • Langue
      • Italian
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • The Slave
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Égypte
    • sociétés de production
      • Titanus
      • Arta Cinematografica S.p.A.
      • Les Film Jacques Willemetz
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    • Durée
      1 heure 40 minutes
    • Rapport de forme
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