Gladiators 7 Trailer

Gladiators 7 Trailer (1962)

11 October 1962 Adventure, Drama, Action 93 mins

Framed for the escape of five gladiators from the arena, the son of one of Sparta's leading citizens is sentenced to the arena as gladiator himself and forced to fight for his life in the Roman Colosseum. Years later he manages to escape and return to Sparta, only to find out that his father has been murdered--even though it was ruled a "suicide"--and the woman he loves is about to marry the evil king who has usurped the throne. He sets out to find six of his fellow gladiators and return to Sparta to save his woman and place the rightful king on the throne.

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Cast

Livio Lorenzon

as Panurgus

Gérard Tichy

as Hiarba

José Marco

as Xeno (as Joseph Marco)

Barta Barri

as Flaccus

Nazzareno Zamperla

as Vargas (as Tony Zamperla)

Antonio Molino Rojo

as Macrobius (as Antonio Molino)

International Titles

Gladiators 7 Trailer

International Releases Dates

Italy 11 October 1962

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