Leyenda de libertad

Título original: Vercingétorix

2001
R
2h

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Christopher Lambert in Leyenda de libertad (2001)

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Adventure Biography Drama History War

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Trivia
Filmed both in English and French.

Errores
Gauls were not known to wear horns on their helmets.

Citas
Julius Ceasar: When Alexander the Great was ten years younger than I am today, he had conquered the entire civilized world.
Vercingetorix: At your age, he was dead
Julius Ceasar: All the more reason to hurry.

Versiones alternativas
Two versions of the film were shot: one a French-speaking version, the other an English-speaking version.

Conexiones
Featured in I Hate Everything: the Search for the Worst: Druids (2014)

Bandas sonoras
Le Rêve d'un Homme
Music by Pierre Charvet
Lyrics by Romain Hours
Performed by Sonia Lacen

You people bash this, but forgive "Pearl Harbor"?!

Come on, this isn't a bad movie as so many of you make it out to be.

It's an european film, for an european audience. Americans will surelly feel a bit left out.

I mean, you guys bash this film, which, aside from a few details, IS accurate, and you forgive "Pearl Harbor", "The Patriot" and the like?! Travesties that change history for the benefit of audiences?!

I for one am happy to see a film on the Gallic Wars. Julius Caesar's "Gallic Wars" remains my favourite book, and it's nice to see part of it on film.

I mean, you bash C.L.'s haircut, yet are willing to look the other way at Pearl Harbor's "nuclear" aircraft carriers, jet-like P-40's, and other such nonsenses.

"Druids" is a good little historical film that should be watched for what it is.