Spartacus Trailer

Spartacus Trailer (1960)

"They trained him to kill for their pleasure ... but they trained him a little too well" 13 October 1960 Adventure, Drama, History 197 mins

The rebellious Thracian Spartacus, born and raised a slave, is sold to Gladiator trainer Batiatus. After weeks of being trained to kill for the arena, Spartacus turns on his owners and leads the other slaves in rebellion. As the rebels move from town to town, their numbers swell as escaped slaves join their ranks. Under the leadership of Spartacus, they make their way to southern Italy, where they will cross the sea and return to their homes.

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Cast

Kirk Douglas

as Spartacus

Laurence Olivier

as Marcus Licinius Crassus

Jean Simmons

as Varinia

Charles Laughton

as Sempronius Gracchus

Peter Ustinov

as Lentulus Batiatus

John Gavin

as Julius Caesar

Tony Curtis

as Antoninus

Nina Foch

as Helena Glabrus

John Ireland

as Crixus

Herbert Lom

as Tigranes Levantus

John Dall

as Marcus Publius Glabrus

Charles McGraw

as Marcellus

Joanna Barnes

as Claudia Marius

Crew

Eric Orbom

Eric Orbom Art Direction

Larry Germain

Larry Germain Hairstylist

Alexander Golitzen

Alexander Golitzen Production Design

Ronald Pierce

Ronald Pierce Sound Designer

Russell Metty

Russell Metty Director of Photography

Kirk Douglas

Kirk Douglas Executive Producer

Bill Thomas

Bill Thomas Costume Design

Russell A. Gausman

Russell A. Gausman Set Decoration

Bud Westmore

Bud Westmore Makeup Artist

Waldon O. Watson

Waldon O. Watson Sound Designer

Fred Valles

Fred Valles Costume Design

International Titles

Սպարտակուս Trailer

Espartaco Trailer

Spartakos Trailer

스파르타쿠스 Trailer

Spartakus Trailer

สปาร์ตาคัส Trailer

Spartacus Rebel Against Rome Trailer

Spartacus: Rebel Against Rome Trailer

International Releases Dates

Brazil 07 December 2000

Germany 05 April 2026

Denmark 21 January 1962

Spain 15 September 1961

Finland 12 October 1962

France 05 April 2026

United Kingdom 08 December 1960

Greece 21 September 1962

Hungary 02 July 1970

Ireland 09 February 1962

Italy 07 December 1960

Korea 23 January 1974

Mexico 30 May 1962

Netherlands 24 March 1961

Norway 28 April 2016

Philippines 25 December 1960

Poland 01 August 1971

Portugal 12 September 1961

Romania 08 May 1967

Sweden 01 January 1982

United States 03 May 1991

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