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Hercule contre les tyrans de Babylone

Titre original : Ercole contro i tiranni di Babilonia
  • 1964
  • Tous publics
  • 1h 37min
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Helga Liné and Peter Lupus in Hercule contre les tyrans de Babylone (1964)
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Le roi Shalmaneser, Assur et sa sœur sorcière Tanit, tyrans de Babylone, retiennent prisonniers des Hellènes, dont Esperia, reine d'Hellas. Hercule intervient pour la sauver, punir les tyran... Tout lireLe roi Shalmaneser, Assur et sa sœur sorcière Tanit, tyrans de Babylone, retiennent prisonniers des Hellènes, dont Esperia, reine d'Hellas. Hercule intervient pour la sauver, punir les tyrans cruels et libérer le peuple.Le roi Shalmaneser, Assur et sa sœur sorcière Tanit, tyrans de Babylone, retiennent prisonniers des Hellènes, dont Esperia, reine d'Hellas. Hercule intervient pour la sauver, punir les tyrans cruels et libérer le peuple.

  • Réalisation
    • Domenico Paolella
  • Scénario
    • Luciano Martino
    • Domenico Paolella
  • Casting principal
    • Peter Lupus
    • Helga Liné
    • Mario Petri
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  • NOTE IMDb
    4,3/10
    606
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Domenico Paolella
    • Scénario
      • Luciano Martino
      • Domenico Paolella
    • Casting principal
      • Peter Lupus
      • Helga Liné
      • Mario Petri
    • 25avis d'utilisateurs
    • 10avis des critiques
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
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    Rôles principaux31

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    Peter Lupus
    Peter Lupus
    • Hercules
    • (as Rock Stevens)
    Helga Liné
    Helga Liné
    • Tanit…
    Mario Petri
    Mario Petri
    • Phaleg…
    Livio Lorenzon
    • Salmanassar, Brother of Assur
    Anna Maria Polani
    • Esperia, Queen of the Hellenes
    Tullio Altamura
    Tullio Altamura
    • Assur, King of Babylon
    Franco Balducci
    • Mobsab…
    Diego Pozzetto
    • Bomar - Babylonian Commander
    Mirko Valentin
    • Behar…
    Diego Michelotti
    • Christophisis - Hellenes' Messenger
    Rosy De Leo
    • Gita, Tanit's Lady-in-waiting
    Eugenio Bottari
    • Assur's Escort
    • (as Eugenio Bottai)
    Andrea Scotti
    • Young Shepherd
    Adriano Vitale
    Gianni Baghino
    • Prison Guard
    • (non crédité)
    Sal Borgese
    Sal Borgese
    • Wrestler with Club #2
    • (non crédité)
    Jeff Cameron
    • Soldier
    • (non crédité)
    Aldo Canti
    Aldo Canti
    • Liberated Slave
    • (non crédité)
    • Réalisation
      • Domenico Paolella
    • Scénario
      • Luciano Martino
      • Domenico Paolella
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    8django-1

    Peter Lupus as Hercules in Babylon circa 1000 b.c.; an entertaining peplum

    Peter Lupus (aka Rock Stevens) stars as Hercules in this colorful Italian sword-and-sandal opus, one of four Lupus made in Italy in

    1964-65, before rocketing to stardom in the Mission Impossible TV show. We don't really think of any particular manner of dress in Babylon-- at least I don't!--so the costumers came up with some outlandish fashions here, and the art design is also creative! The scenes of intrigue in the palace are dramatically well-done and feature peplum/swashbuckler regular Livio Lorenzon as the ruler of Babylon, dealing with both his queen, the King of Assyria, and Hercules, who has come to reclaim the Queen of the Hellenes, taken as a Babylonian slave. In some scenes in the film Hercules has a over-large club that he both swings at people and throws! It lends a comic-book flavor to those sequences that is not really in keeping with the serious nature of the rest of the film. Lupus has a powerful physique and is one of the best actors in the peplum genre--all four of his Italian films are worth watching and are distinctly different from each other. Domenico Paolella directed three of Lupus' four peplums and also worked with such Amercians as Guy Madison, Lex Barker, Ed Fury, Don Megowan, Richard Harrison, Mark Forest, Ken Clark, John Ericson and John Ireland. Whether a peplum, a pirate film, a spy film, or a western, he seemed to be able to put together a fast-moving and entertaining feature. Hercules and the Tyrants of Babylon is recommended to any serious peplum fan. The VHS copy I watched, while a pan-and-scan TV print, is crisp and clear and colorful.
    7slurpygloop

    Give me those old time Sunday movies...

    Ah! Another rainy day,Sunday Sword and Sandal affair..these movies always bring back such joy and regarded youth...if you don't dig "bad" flicks or just plain goofy ones,this isn't yer cup of meat.On the other hand,this isn't too retched-Peter Lupus as the man in charge,a decent plot,the usual foolishness= a good way to waste a Sunday afternoon...what happened to those days,anyhoo...??
    4bkoganbing

    He Wields A Mighty Club

    Peter Lupus who later was a regular on Mission Impossible takes his turn as Hercules in Hercules And The Tyrants Of Babylon. His mission in this peplum is to save the Queen of the Hellenes.

    The two middle eastern empires of the time have raided and sacked Greece and one of them has carried off the Queen of the Hellenes. Problem is that Babylon doesn't know that they have her, but the Assyrian king sure does. When the Assyrian king visits the three sharing Babylonian monarchs and wishes to buy all their captive women slaves, they smell something up.

    In the meantime Hercules is on his mission to save her from whomever. To aid Lupus in his quest, he's got himself one mighty club, the stick which looks like a big and thick tree branch can give a mighty whack when Hercules wields it.

    As peplum pictures go, this one's a bit above the norm.
    3mstomaso

    Formula Herc-flick Had Potential

    Domenico Paolello, an Italian director most well known for films in the genre of Hercules (huge classical folk hero versus miscellaneous hordes of evil-doers), directed this fairly typical Hercules film from the mid-1960s. Paolello often worked with American body-builder Rock Stevens during this time, and Stevens was cast as Hercules for this film. Stevens would later sharpen his acting abilities and develop a charismatic and much more memorable character on the popular Mission Impossible TV show (Willie Armitage). At this point in his career, however, Rock was really just another Hercules - albeit one of the most impressively ripped and tall. Like most of the leading men used for this series, he expends little effort acting, and does a lot of flexing, tossing, punching, lifting, etc.

    The plot is a bit more complex than the usual beautiful treacherous woman/mysterious powerful empire/classical times Hercules story. Set in the Middle East, the Queen of Helene has been captured by the tyrannous Babylonian council of three. Herc, whose relationship with his queen seems a bit more devoted than the average Greek's, comes to the rescue and quickly becomes a pawn in a vast, confusing, game of thrones. The plot, which is more sophisticated than the average Herc-flick, had some potential, but execution was a bit underwhelming.

    Though epic and formulaic, Hercules and the Tyrants of Babylon does not present the standard level of grand action Hercules films typically engender. Stevens' best moments are his few fight scenes - where he can use his remarkable physical presence to the greatest advantage - but these are relatively few and far between. Though the Middle Eastern scenery is adequate, the sets and costumes are not nearly as impressive or detailed as many of the other Herculean adventures. Finally, the film's pace is inconsistent. Just as it threatens to lull you to sleep, a crucial fact is presented or the plot takes a big twist.

    Recommended only for Hercules fans.
    3wes-connors

    Mission: Imbroglio

    "Peter Lupus of 'Mission: Impossible' fame stars as the legendary Hercules. He is on a mission to rescue the beautiful Queen of the Hellenes, who has been kidnapped and enslaved by the ruler of Babylon," according to the DVD sleeve's synopsis. Yes, three thousand years ago in the city of Babylon, popular TV series supporting player Peter Lupus (as "Rock Stevens") had a career in muscle-man movies from Italy. This one, translated literally by American International Pictures as "Hercules and the Tyrants of Babylon", is ponderous to a fault. Beautifully shaped Helga Line is the highlight.

    *** Ercole contro i tiranni di Babilonia (12/25/64) Domenico Paolella ~ Peter Lupus, Helga Line, Mario Petri, Livio Lorenzon

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      Peter Lupus (a.k.a. Rock Stevens) shaved his chest for this movie in order to achieve the expected "Hercules" look.
    • Gaffes
      At ~6:00 Hercules, Rock Stevens, lifts two rocks to throw them at the enemy soldiers. Both of them, likely the same rock twice, have an obvious straight parting line seam where the two halves of the hollow "rock" are joined.
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      King Phaleg: [to Taneal] Never have I seen the splendour of the moon in the day light!

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      Edited into Cynful Movies: Hercules and the Tyrants of Babylon (2019)

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    • Date de sortie
      • 24 novembre 1965 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Italie
    • Langue
      • Italien
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Hercules and the Tyrants of Babylon
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Maroc(desert location)
    • Société de production
      • Romana Film
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      1 heure 37 minutes
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