Spartacus Trailer

Spartacus Trailer (1913)

07 May 1913 Drama 72 mins

The second adaptation of Raffaello Giovagnoli's novel comes at a time when Italy really started pumping out their epic films with the longer running times, expensive sets and lavish production values. This film really doesn't stray too far from the source as we have our hero Spartacus being sold as a slave only to rise up and battle the evil Crassus.

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Italy 07 May 1913

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