Hercules and the Princess of Troy

TV Movie
1965
47m

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Hercules and the Princess of Troy (1965)

The mighty Hercules battles a sea monster to save the legendary city of Troy.The mighty Hercules battles a sea monster to save the legendary city of Troy.The mighty Hercules battles a sea monster to save the legendary city of Troy.

Director
- Albert Band
Writers
- Larry Forrester
- Ugo Liberatore
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5.2/10

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Director
- Albert Band
Writers
- Larry Forrester
- Ugo Liberatore
Stars

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Gordon Scott

Hercules

Paul Stevens

Diogenes

Mart Hulswit

Ulysses

Diana Hyland

Princess Diana

Steve Garrett

Petra

Gordon Mitchell

Pirate Captain

George Ardisson

Leander
(as Giorgio Ardisson)

Roger Browne

Ortag

Jacques Stany

Argus
(as Jacques Stanislavski)

Mario Novelli

Botus

Dan Christian

Boatswain

Everett Sloane

Narrator
(voice)

Director
- Albert Band
Writers
- Larry Forrester
- Ugo Liberatore
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Featured review

3/10

Hercules Fights The Monsters Of Troy

Gordon Scott is Hercules! There are two kinds of monsters: political and sea monsters and it is up to our muscle man hero Hercules to fight both.

This one is fine. Not a good film but fun to watch Hercules battle another large monster on the screen. Average story - no more, no less than most of the other Hercules films. Quirky dialogue and the large sea monster are really the highlights of the show.

Yet another film to simply kill another Saturday or Sunday afternoon with or a fine late night movie to fall asleep to. Nothing grand but does hold some entertainment value to those that like the old sword and sandal films and giant monsters.

3/10

Tera-Jones
Jan 21, 2017
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This was the pilot for a TV series titled "Hercules", that never materialized. The series would have Hercules (Gordon Scott) master of the ship Olympia, along with the philosopher Diogenes (Paul Stevens), returning the young Ulysses (Mart Hulswit) to Thebes. Each episode would have the ship stopping at various locations where they would face challenges and adventures. The producers were planning to recruit US actors familiar to American TV viewers, especially actors who were already in Europe working on other projects. This was Scott's last appearance in a peplum, as he moved on to its replacement genre, the spaghetti western.