Spartaco

1953
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1h 34min

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Añade un argumento en tu idioma74 B.C. Somewhere in the Roman Empire, Spartacus, a young officer, is condemned to be a slave because he hit a superior. Brought back to Roma in a gladiators' school, he escapes and stirs up... Leer todo74 B.C. Somewhere in the Roman Empire, Spartacus, a young officer, is condemned to be a slave because he hit a superior. Brought back to Roma in a gladiators' school, he escapes and stirs up all the slaves in a revolt against the Roman Empire.74 B.C. Somewhere in the Roman Empire, Spartacus, a young officer, is condemned to be a slave because he hit a superior. Brought back to Roma in a gladiators' school, he escapes and stirs up all the slaves in a revolt against the Roman Empire.

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Curiosidades
Submitted to the British Board of Film Censors as Spartacus the Gladiator by International Film Distributors on 7 August 1953 and passed with an "A" certificate. Shown to the London press on 20 October 1953 at the GB Large preview theatre (at 10:30 pm for press and trade only), then the general public the following month, opening at Liverpool's Scala cinema on 1 November 1953 where it ran two weeks. UK distributors New Realm bought the film in 1961, submitting a shorter version to the BBFC who passed it with a "U" certificate on 25 May 1961. Spartacus the Gladiator was still turning up at children's matinees in the 1970s, such as New Ollerton's Studio 1 on Saturday, 13 February 1971.

Pifias
About 35m into the film they say that there is no more water. Yet in the background, you see a river.

Citas
Sabina Crassus: [to Amitys] Lace up my sandals.

Conexiones
Referenced in Calabuch (1956)

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Eight years before Kubrik..

... and I would like to avoid any comparison,because Freda's work is a good one which compares favorably with its epic successor.I'm even almost sure that Dalton Trumbo saw this movie ,because Ludmilla Tcherina 's and Jean Simmons 's characters look like each other a lot.The longing for freedom is more intense in Freda's work ,perhaps because these are Italians in their homeland.No "snails or oysters " scene but on the other hand ,it's amazing how his enemies try to win over Spartacus,by charm (Gianna Maria Canale's Sabina) or by promising him a high position in the Roman Empire (her father).Final scenes are similar in both movies and Tcherina's sword is finally more convincing than Simmons' baby.

Freda's directing is impressive and features a lot of strong scenes .Good performances.