Alexander the Great

Película de TV
1963
50min

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William Shatner, John Cassavetes, Adam West, John Doucette, Simon Oakland, and Ziva Rodann in Alexander the Great (1963)

Agrega una trama en tu idiomaAs Alexander the Great prepares for his battle against his great rival, King Darius III, he must also face down his own war weary army and internal rivals.As Alexander the Great prepares for his battle against his great rival, King Darius III, he must also face down his own war weary army and internal rivals.As Alexander the Great prepares for his battle against his great rival, King Darius III, he must also face down his own war weary army and internal rivals.

Dirección
- Phil Karlson
Guionistas
- Robert Pirosh
- William Robert Yates
Elenco

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Dirección
- Phil Karlson
Guionistas
- Robert Pirosh
- William Robert Yates
Elenco

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Trivia
This was actually shot as a pilot for a prospective TV show, but it was passed on and shelved. Four years later, when stars Adam West and William Shatner had each reached a certain level of fame to get respectable ratings for the show - West was in the throes of Batman-mania from the success of his Batman (1966) series and Shatner was the star of Viaje a las estrellas (1966) - it was released as a made-for-TV movie.

Errores
At the start when Alexander is attacking Persians there is no blood on his sword despite killing a number of them.

Conexiones
Edited from El gigante de Maratón (1959)

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5/10

Alexander the Great

If it wasn't for the really terrible dialogue, this would make for quite a passable sword and sandals adventure, William Shatner is in full theatrical ham mode as the eponymous character who must combat the maniacal King Darius of Persia as well as a few of his more independently minded generals. It can only really be described as a very loose interpretation of history - there is oodles of creative licence going on - but it is still quite a good fun little drama that lets our hero roll around in the dirt, without his shirt coming off, and we've even got some belly dancing too! It's rubbish, really - but I still, perversely perhaps, I rather enjoyed it.