Gladiator Of Rome | Full Movie | Mario Costa | Gordon Scott, Wandisa Guida, Roberto Risso, Ombretta Colli - video Dailymotion

TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH

GLADIATOR OF ROME  | Action, Adventure, Comedy, Drama, Romance | 1962 |   Original title: Il gladiatore di Roma   Plot:  A warrior protecting a slave girl, who is really a princess, winds up as a gladiator in the Roman arenas.   Crew:   • Directed by: Mario Costa  • Written by: Gian Paolo Callegari, Giuseppe Mariani, John Davis Hart  • Starring: Gordon Scott, Wandisa Guida, Roberto Risso, Ombretta Colli  • Produced by: Giorgio Agliani  • Music by: Carlo Franci  • Cinematography: Pier Ludovico Pavoni  • Edited by: Antonietta Zita   About TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH:   Welcome to TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH, your ultimate destination for an expansive collection of movies across all genres. From timeless classics to modern-day blockbusters, we bring you the best of cinema. Dive into our vast library, where you’ll find everything from thrilling action movies to heartwarming dramas, iconic comedies, and unforgettable sci-fi adventures. Stay tuned as we continue to expand our collection, offering something for every movie lover.   Subscribe now: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_MOVIES_ENGLISH   #TrendestMovies #EnglishCinema #ClassicHits    Follow Trendest Media:   • YouTube:  1) TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_INFOTAINMENT  2) TRENDEST KIDS: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_KIDS   • Instagram:  TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: https://www.instagram.com/trendestinfotainment/   • Facebook:  TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: https://www.facebook.com/TrendestInfotainment/    COPYRIGHT   We hold the proper licenses for all movies published on YouTube. For any questions, please contact: mail@trendest.in   AYA Media Private Limited & TRENDEST Media Private Limited are companies registered under the laws of India and located in the state of Kerala, India.

Transcript

00:00:30Oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no

00:01:00no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no

00:01:30no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no

00:02:00no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no

00:02:30no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no,

00:03:00Broustus! What a pleasure.

00:03:10Greetings, Estabi.

00:03:12Have you brought me news?

00:03:13Yes. This evening we're to meet a freedman who will give us some accurate information.

00:03:17He's treacherous and mercenary, but he knows the secrets of half-Rome.

00:03:21You think he'll tell the truth?

00:03:23Nah, it takes gold to make such men truthful and talkative.

00:03:26You're the only person I can count on you've been my friend ever since I met you as a legionnaire

00:03:32in Felicia come and sit down there in the tavern with me we'll refresh ourselves with

00:03:37a cup of wine and have a talk about old times bring us some wine

00:03:53happy days weren't they when we were serving on the eastern frontier that's when Uris was

00:03:58only a tribal chieftain I've never forgotten the time that he said to me now

00:04:11but tell me Astarte why are you trying to find the princess Neres are you in love with

00:04:17her no you've always been like a brother to me which is why I can trust you I have to

00:04:25kill Nisa kill her yes by order of King Uris I was the one who helped him overthrow King

00:04:33Achilleus and take possession of his throne and now I'm rewarded like this is either the head

00:04:39of the princess Nisa or it's my own that's terrible you can count on me for anything

00:04:46how beautiful Nisa was I can still see her standing beside King Achilleus you see we

00:04:53murdered every member of the royal family with a king except for princess Nisa who managed to

00:04:58escape promise and today he's afraid that his enemies might restore the power I must never

00:05:04return to Felicia unless I can take him that woman's head but tell me how Nisa managed to

00:05:09get away with the help of a slave loyal to King Achilleus a real giant Marcus it was a miracle

00:05:16he didn't crush us with his bare hands drink up and don't worry now I think you're about to

00:05:22achieve the purpose of your mission what is it everything is in order in the stables the

00:05:29fodder arrived and has been distributed and the blacksmith has finished the work you ordered

00:05:33very well Valerius is leaving for Rome now is this horse ready for him have it brought around

00:05:38to the front door also have them bring the chariot with the team of white horses because

00:05:43the senator has to go out hurry night away how are you Marcus when you can work in peace you're

00:05:54always well the master is quite pleased with the work you do yesterday I heard him say he wants to

00:05:59reward you reward me why why because you cleared out the cellars in such a short time removing

00:06:05those enormous barrels that no one else was able to budge that was nothing for me it was easy and

00:06:09do you ever feel homesick for Celicia no because I couldn't feel safe there mm-hmm tell me Nisa

00:06:17she's a noble birth isn't she the fate of human beings is changeable today she's a slave like

00:06:24myself and I swore to her father that I would protect her well you must admit fate has been

00:06:29kind to her up till now and if the gods are willing fate will be even kinder to her thanks

00:06:34to the noble heart of our young master Valerius and I love you Valerius but I'm afraid I know

00:06:43you will never have the consent of your parents to marry me you are the only son of one of the

00:06:49most illustrious families of Rome and I I'm only a poor wretched slave girl whom your mother herself

00:06:55bought and paid for in a public slave market they won't ever let us marry and I will lose you

00:07:02forever no we won't lose each other my mother and father both love me and are kind-hearted they will

00:07:08understand that they must not forbid our happiness Nisa and when I return to you here you're leaving

00:07:13you're going to abandon us another time I have to return immediately to Rome from there in a few

00:07:20days I'll have to proceed to Brindisi along with my legion when will I see you again I don't know

00:07:25but I promise the day I return I'll speak to my parents of our love and I'll ask them to give

00:07:29you your freedom and their consent to marry you. Publius! Here comes your father well let's hope

00:07:36this visit of yours to Macrinus may serve our purpose I trust it will have you had my chariot

00:07:42brought around yes senator it's time for you to go now

00:07:58may the gods watch over you both during my absence and now I have to leave you but first father I

00:08:03would like to speak with you leaving so soon Valerius my son who knows when I will see you

00:08:08soon I hope this particular departure sign is not the same as the others have been your father

00:08:13and I are most upset Valerius what's to become of us what do you mean mother we're accused of

00:08:18embracing Christianity and you know that means being faced with the threat of persecution

00:08:22Vettius Rufus you know envies our family but now he is the prefect of the praetorians all his

00:08:27spitefulness may quite suddenly give way to unbridled fury but the emperor would never allow

00:08:32such a man to commit an act as unjust as that against a family that added so greatly to the

00:08:36glory of the Romans the emperor Caracalla will now listen only to the words of Vettius Rufus

00:08:41and the longer he does so he grows more and more pitiless the best of Romans accused of imaginary

00:08:46crimes are falling beneath the blows of the praetorians and now they dare to accuse even

00:08:51us of embracing Christianity it's inconceivable that Caracalla should believe this of us it would

00:08:56seem he does Valerius I can't believe that the emperor is as utterly blind and cruel as you say

00:09:02now don't worry how are you neither I've never been so happy

00:09:13you can tell me everything in Rome now I too must be on my way in Rome you'll be there tomorrow I

00:09:18should go into the city for an audience with the emperor and there I'll refute these absurd

00:09:23accusations at least I shall make every attempt to but I'm not very confident will the senate

00:09:28give their support certainly but today I shall seek guidance and good counsel for Marcus Ophelius

00:09:33Macrinus who has just arrived at his villa here in the neighborhood the senators who oppose these

00:09:38merciless policies of Caracalla's all heed as one the advice of Marcus Macrinus and he is the only

00:09:43senator who can command the fear and respect of that pack of criminal lunatics surrounding Caracalla

00:09:49so

00:10:11farewell

00:10:19oh

00:10:23oh

00:10:24here this is the place

00:10:26oh

00:10:51well let's sit down why don't we so we can talk more easily there

00:10:55bring us two pictures of your best Falernian

00:11:04let's hear it uh I found out where you can find that girl the one you're hunting where is she

00:11:11oh she's living with some patrician where it's not far not more than a mile or so take us there

00:11:18immediately but it's almost dark now we'd better wait until daybreak I'm losing my patience over two

00:11:25years now I've hunted for that miserable slave girl I sympathize but after two years can't you

00:11:30wait a few longer but if you knew what an effort and what a lot of cash it cost me to get this

00:11:36information then you're still not sure of it you haven't seen her with your own eyes no I haven't

00:11:42but a person that I trust hasn't anyway I'll lead you to her if you'll agree to give me another uh

00:11:49hundred sestercies a hundred sistercies but you gave him a hundred didn't you yes I did give them

00:11:56to him oh come on now what's a mere hundred sestercies to a general from Cilicia very well

00:12:03finish the business quickly and I'll give you another hundred sestercies but only when I have

00:12:06neither within my power agreed and now let's have a drink to the success of our little enterprise

00:12:12stop stop I say what are you doing I am a senator of law and my household is sacred

00:12:24that is Rufus who gave the order for this disturbance how dare you you'll pay dearly

00:12:29for this outrage that is Rufus I warn you call off your men at once call off your men

00:12:42oh

00:13:04don't let one get away

00:13:25go away from here

00:13:34Marcus! Marcus!

00:13:36Retrain that madman!

00:13:38Marcus! Marcus!

00:14:04Stop you fool! That giant of a man is worth his weight in gold! I want him alive!

00:14:16Take him away!

00:14:22Destroy every single thing here and remove everyone! These slaves have been confiscated and now belong to the state!

00:14:29Move on! Move on quickly!

00:14:46Marcus Aurelius Macrinus what is your business here?

00:14:50I see you've vented your hatred against Valerius and all his family. I'm the prefect of the Praetorians and I've acted solely on the orders of the Emperor.

00:15:04Caracalla I'm sure never ordered you to kill these two. Valerius and his wife were guilty of the crime of belonging to the outlawed sect called Christian.

00:15:12I categorically refuse to believe that either one was stained with so great an offense. They have never failed to honor the gods.

00:15:20Marcus Aurelius Macrinus proceed to give their bodies decent burial but I advise you not to argue. The Emperor knows all too well your rebellious spirit and your words of hostility in the Senate and elsewhere.

00:15:32My words will now protest this infamy. Recall to your master's attention that tyrants like him in Rome have always been shot live and punished.

00:16:02Lost by a flock of sheep. This way we'll never get there.

00:16:20Just a little more patience. The villa isn't far away. No more than my hundred justice sheets.

00:16:50Let me pass. I am Valerius the Younger. Let me pass I say. No one is allowed to enter here. Out of my way. Criminals. Murderers. Barbarians. What is your explanation for this?

00:17:06Leave this place at once. I sympathize with your feelings but I'm forced to obey my orders. I want to bury my parents' bodies. No power on earth can prevent my doing so.

00:17:14Senator Macrinus has arranged for the burial. Filthy cowards. You've killed two innocent people savagely. You're a lot of common outlaws. You and your commanding officer. But I'll have my revenge on you.

00:17:25Control yourself Valerius the Younger. I'll say it again. My father was the most obedient and faithful of Romans. What you've done here is criminal.

00:17:33There's no use your shouting at me. I'll cry it out in front of the Emperor then. I refuse to serve any longer in an army of captors.

00:17:40Stop it Valerius. Now get out of here or I'll be forced to put you under arrest.

00:18:01You and your pictures of Palermo. Let's drink to our enterprise. If we'd started when I wanted to yesterday evening we'd have had the slave girl.

00:18:08I hope my information was correct, wasn't it? Don't blame me if the Emperor decided to confiscate all that belonged to Valerius.

00:18:14And my hundred sestuses? Be off with you.

00:18:19Astarte, there's still hope for you. You're the general of a friendly monarch. Make an application to the Prefect asking to buy Nysa yourself.

00:18:30The Emperor wouldn't even grant me a single audience. He made me refer my complaint to the Prefect.

00:18:35What did you say to Vexius Rufus?

00:18:37That it's not clemency but justice I ask. And that I still refuse to serve in an army that destroyed my entire family.

00:18:44Imprudence with the best intentions is in practice the most ineffective weapon in overthrowing a tyranny I assure you.

00:18:51He who tramples on the freedom of Rome won't have much more time to vent his fury on free-born citizens.

00:18:57The best men among us, even at the cost of their own lives, will soon put an end to this Emperor's reign of terror.

00:19:08Macrinus, you must do your best to help me recover one of my slave girls who was confiscated with the others.

00:19:14This is hardly the moment to lose your head because you happen to be in love with a slave girl.

00:19:18But Nysa isn't a slave girl in that sense, but a girl of refinement who has won my heart and whom I insist on marrying.

00:19:24If the gods had not wished to see us treated cruelly, I would have set her free and asked my parents to give their consent and blessing to our marriage.

00:19:31But now she is simply a slave girl and you are as ever a patrician of Rome in a moment of difficulty.

00:19:37I'm aware of it. I wish to thank you for your wise counsel, Macrinus.

00:19:43Tomorrow, my household is leaving Rome for a few days' rest in my villa at Cuma.

00:19:48I want to breathe air somewhat purer than the city's.

00:19:51They say the Emperor also will be able to breathe freely, knowing that I am out of town.

00:20:01Is this as far as you've gotten?

00:20:21Forgive us, Master. The baggage cart is heavily loaded and the horses were nearly exhausted.

00:20:26I had to rest and water them. We can't keep up the same pace that you do.

00:20:29How cool this water is!

00:20:31Would you like to try it, my lord?

00:20:33Thank you.

00:20:37I don't believe I've ever tasted water better than this.

00:20:39It comes from those mountains where there is an altar to one of the Sybils.

00:20:42They say that this water has the power to soothe the pangs of love.

00:20:45Perfect. In that case, I'll need a couple of jars of it.

00:20:48Yes, Master.

00:20:49Fill them and don't be long now.

00:20:50We will meet at the villa of Agnus Quadrius at Minturnus.

00:21:02I don't need the rain. I want to drive a while.

00:21:32Lean on me, Nisa, if you're tired.

00:21:39It wouldn't make any difference.

00:21:40Where are we going now?

00:21:42To Minturnus to work on a new road.

00:21:44How far away is it?

00:21:46It shouldn't be very far from here.

00:21:51Minturnus isn't very far now. I know this neighborhood.

00:21:54And what would you hear with us?

00:21:56I was put out to work by my master. He said that I robbed him, but I never stole from him.

00:22:01No, no.

00:22:21Help!

00:22:22Move!

00:22:29Help!

00:22:31Help!

00:22:48Help!

00:22:58Help!

00:23:01Help!

00:23:31Help!

00:24:01Help!

00:24:08Was it you who saved me?

00:24:09Yes.

00:24:11Tell me your name.

00:24:12Marcus.

00:24:14I'm grateful to you, and I won't forget you.

00:24:19Put him back in the line in time again.

00:24:22You, come here.

00:24:32The emperor is delighted to grant your request, and this is his decree of freedom for the slave girl Nisa.

00:24:37King Oras, my sovereign lord, will be ever grateful for the clemency of the emperor.

00:24:41The divine Caracalla approves what your sovereign lord is doing to bring peace to Cilicia,

00:24:46restoring the freedom and respect to the daughter of his predecessor.

00:24:49But how can I find the girl in question?

00:24:51The slaves that once belonged to Valerius were declared the property of the state.

00:24:55The emperor has already assigned them to public agencies.

00:24:58One part is in the quarries of Taquena, and the other is building a road in Minternes.

00:25:02But Nisa is with which group exactly?

00:25:04Well, the slaves, as long as they remain of no particular importance to us,

00:25:08can't be expected to have records kept of them.

00:25:11But with a sealed imperial edict to display, it won't be difficult, General Astarte,

00:25:15to trace the girl and have her consigned to you wherever you please.

00:25:18I'm grateful to you, Rufus.

00:25:21My friends, I have enjoyed your hospitality more than I can tell you.

00:25:25I wish to thank you for this banquet as I leave,

00:25:28and above all, Prisca, for this wine, which I would willingly drink all my life.

00:25:33But we must drink to your complete recovery, McQuirinus,

00:25:36and also to your permanent good health.

00:25:39And now, McQuirinus, how would you like to pay a visit to my gladiator school?

00:25:44At Rome, you may have heard some talk about it.

00:25:47It's famous, that I know, but I will reserve that pleasure for another visit.

00:25:51At Cuma, I have kept my overseer waiting for me.

00:25:55You, Agnus, are interested in creating gladiators,

00:25:58and I would be delighted to have you join me.

00:26:01Thank you, General Astarte.

00:26:05You, Agnus, are interested in creating gladiators,

00:26:08and I, in breeding bulls.

00:26:11In a time of crisis like this, which do we use,

00:26:14my professional swordsmen or your bulls?

00:26:18Well, now that you raise the question,

00:26:20I think too many swords are drawn against respectable citizens.

00:26:23The rate of such crimes is mounting every day,

00:26:25and the Emperor does not prevent them, perhaps he even orders them.

00:26:28You wouldn't be in doubt as to the justice of Caracalla.

00:26:31I would like to be in doubt,

00:26:33but my conviction is that today it's non-existent.

00:26:46To tell the truth, I am still grief-stricken

00:26:48by what has been done to the family of Valerius.

00:26:50Christians must not be shown the slightest mercy.

00:26:53We cannot admit exceptions to an order of the Emperor.

00:26:56When I think of the crimes committed in the Emperor's name.

00:26:58Look, Agnus, you know that Christianity represents a threat to the security of the Empire.

00:27:02For that reason, you should be destroyed.

00:27:04I don't think so, and Valerius wasn't a Christian at all.

00:27:07In any case, it's better that we be kind and tolerant,

00:27:10since these Christians have never resorted either to violence or to weapons.

00:27:14I wish to thank you again.

00:27:16Oh, not at all, Your Highness. It's you who have honored us.

00:27:18You will come back soon, won't you?

00:27:20At the end of the season, when I'm on my way to Rome,

00:27:22I would like to be of help to that slave,

00:27:24the one I mentioned who came to my rescue in the water.

00:27:27Agnus, I wish you would trace him.

00:27:31Well, there are a great many slaves being employed on public works in the neighborhood, you know.

00:27:36It won't be easy.

00:27:37Do me the favor, I beg you. I shall be your debtor.

00:27:40You can rely on me, Macrinus.

00:27:41I promise I will do everything in my power to help you.

00:27:44Till we meet again.

00:27:50Farewell.

00:27:51Farewell.

00:28:00Do you really intend to make a search for that slave?

00:28:05Not even for a moment.

00:28:07Macrinus doesn't count in Rome anymore.

00:28:10He has fallen into disgrace.

00:28:12And for us, it wouldn't be wise to be compromised with him.

00:28:31Beyond the hill of the pines there, the ground becomes marshy.

00:28:34We'll have to double the depth of the road bed

00:28:36and anchor it in place by sinking pilings this far beneath.

00:28:38Well, if they don't send us some more slaves,

00:28:40the work will fall behind schedule more and more every day.

00:28:43Yes, it can't be helped.

00:28:46Water.

00:28:48Give me some water.

00:28:50Get to work there.

00:28:51Keep moving.

00:28:52Keep moving.

00:28:53Keep moving.

00:28:54Keep moving.

00:28:55Keep moving.

00:28:56Keep moving.

00:28:57Keep moving.

00:28:58Keep moving.

00:28:59Keep moving.

00:29:06Get up. On your feet.

00:29:07Move.

00:29:09Move.

00:29:11Move.

00:29:12Move.

00:29:29Move.

00:29:30Move.

00:29:31Move.

00:29:32Move.

00:29:33Move.

00:29:34Move.

00:29:35Move.

00:29:36Move.

00:29:37Move.

00:29:38Move.

00:29:39Move.

00:29:40Move.

00:29:41Move.

00:29:42Move.

00:29:43Move.

00:29:44Move.

00:29:45Move.

00:29:46Move.

00:29:47Move.

00:29:48Move.

00:29:49Move.

00:29:50Move.

00:29:51Move.

00:29:52Move.

00:29:53Move.

00:29:54Move.

00:29:55Move.

00:29:56Move.

00:29:57Move.

00:29:59Stand where you are.

00:30:12He's a Hercules.

00:30:13He's too big for you.

00:30:14Better keep an eye on him.

00:30:16Yes, I agree with you.

00:30:18Get on with the work.

00:30:20That Marcus is amazing.

00:30:22It's really extraordinary what that man can do.

00:30:24He's as strong as a bullet.

00:30:25With ten men of such strength, the work would proceed ahead of schedule.

00:30:28I'm sure of that.

00:30:32Do you have a permit to enter here?

00:30:34Oh, what a nuisance.

00:30:35Is this the first time you've seen me come here with wine for your soldiers?

00:30:39Ah, you are the one who is always a nuisance to us, Aglaya.

00:30:53Aglaya.

00:30:54Marcus, my dearest, I couldn't come here these last few days

00:30:57because there was so much work to do at the tavern.

00:30:59I was beside myself.

00:31:01Tomorrow.

00:31:02We're working near the river.

00:31:03I'll come at any cost.

00:31:05I'll think of some excuse to satisfy my master.

00:31:07That's enough of your chatter.

00:31:08Go on, pour out the wine now.

00:31:12I'll see you tomorrow, Marcus.

00:31:13Go on, I said.

00:31:14You too, Marcus.

00:31:23That's all for today.

00:31:25All in line.

00:31:26Quickly.

00:31:38Are you tired, Nisa?

00:31:41This work is too heavy.

00:31:44These slave drivers.

00:31:48Forward march.

00:31:52Faster.

00:31:53Faster.

00:32:22You wait for word from me at the place we agreed upon.

00:32:46Very well.

00:32:52Imagine what a life it was.

00:33:04Three years in Bithynia.

00:33:05You're lucky.

00:33:06Three years without the nagging of your wife.

00:33:09Go on, you throw.

00:33:14What may I offer you, sir?

00:33:15Bring me a picture of your Falernian.

00:33:17Tell me, can I have lodging for the night in this inn?

00:33:20Yes, indeed.

00:33:23A picture of Falernian.

00:33:32There's someone who wants a nice lodging.

00:33:34Well, let him have a look at the room upstairs.

00:33:45Tell me, do you know of any slaves around here assigned to work on the new highway?

00:33:49There's only one group, and with women in it, too.

00:33:54Have you noticed a tall man working among them?

00:33:56A very strong man, and his name is Marcus.

00:33:58Yes, I have seen him.

00:34:00And I know where you can find him.

00:34:02Where's the room I wanted?

00:34:04This way.

00:34:11Seven for me.

00:34:12Believe me, she was something you see once in a lifetime.

00:34:15You never got a chance to see her.

00:34:18You never got a chance to look at her, but she was the most beautiful woman in all of Bithynia.

00:34:24I bet you'll be dazzled by any old crone of 80.

00:34:26Dice.

00:34:27My throw.

00:34:30Eleven, now it's your throw.

00:34:35Does it suit you?

00:34:36Yes.

00:34:41Why are you so interested in that slave?

00:34:44I'm very fond of him.

00:34:45He once belonged to my family.

00:34:47Have you also noticed a girl with green eyes and beautiful blonde hair whose name is Nisa?

00:34:51Ah, I begin to see.

00:34:53You've fallen in love with her.

00:34:55It's she you want to rescue.

00:34:57Would you be kind enough to help me?

00:34:59I'll see that you're well paid.

00:35:00No, I don't want a thing.

00:35:02And I will do what I can for you.

00:35:04You can trust in me completely.

00:35:06And why?

00:35:07Because I'm in love with Marcus.

00:35:10What's the name of this man?

00:35:12Jesus.

00:35:13He is called Christ.

00:35:14And his followers are beyond counting.

00:35:16And spread throughout the world.

00:35:18And you, do you believe all this nonsense?

00:35:21The message of Christ is our only hope of salvation.

00:35:24The day will also come in which there will be no more slaves or masters either.

00:35:29And all our chains of iron will be broken and taken away forever from our hands and feet.

00:35:35Are we supposed to forgive even the overseers who are cruel to us?

00:35:38Why, of course.

00:35:39We must forgive even our enemies, my child.

00:35:41Because only through forgiveness may we enter into the kingdom of heaven.

00:35:45And sit on the right hand of the one who is the only king in existence.

00:35:49Our Lord.

00:35:53Listen.

00:35:54Listen.

00:35:55Over here.

00:35:59Get away from there.

00:36:00If not, I'll whip you.

00:36:02Listen to me.

00:36:03I have news of importance.

00:36:04Let me speak to the chief overseer right away.

00:36:06Yes.

00:36:07Go on, go on.

00:36:11Go on.

00:36:20You must eat something.

00:36:21If you want to survive, you must keep up your strength.

00:36:26No.

00:36:29Valerius has forgotten me, I know.

00:36:33An obedient slave girl does wrong to raise her eyes to those of her own master.

00:36:38I should have expected it.

00:36:40Valerius will keep his word.

00:36:42If I still control myself, it's because I'm waiting for his orders.

00:36:45Believe me.

00:36:49What do you want?

00:36:50I overheard them plotting as Christians.

00:36:53The old one said that their god would return because he wants to reign as king.

00:36:56In place of the emperor and all that.

00:36:57And the soldiers of this king are supposed to be those dogs?

00:37:00A pack of slaves in chains?

00:37:02Don't let them scare you.

00:37:03But they say there are Christians even among the gladiators, trained by Annulus.

00:37:06Don't you know they have weapons?

00:37:08If you're imagining all this, I'll have your tongue burnt out with a pair of red hot pincers.

00:37:11I warn you.

00:37:12I swear, it's only what I heard.

00:37:15I'll go tell the questor, then.

00:37:30Eight.

00:37:34Eleven.

00:37:35Tomorrow night, you'll be the one who pays the wine at the tavern.

00:37:38We're not through yet.

00:37:53That's the only outside window in the prison.

00:37:55You wait here now.

00:37:56I'll go and try to draw the sentinel away.

00:38:06Aglai, where were you going?

00:38:08My master, the innkeeper, sent me to bring you some wine.

00:38:10It's a gift from your centurion, in fact.

00:38:12Give me a taste of it.

00:38:14Uh-uh.

00:38:15First, I have to deliver it to the guardhouse.

00:38:17If you want any, come along.

00:38:19I can't do it.

00:38:20I'm on guard duty.

00:38:21Oh, don't let it worry you.

00:38:22I'm sure those bars are much stronger than even your mighty arms.

00:38:26Come on.

00:38:27Do.

00:38:28Now, Aglai, where were you going?

00:38:30My master, the innkeeper, sent me to bring you some wine.

00:38:32It's a gift from your centurion, in fact.

00:38:34Do.

00:38:40You wait here.

00:38:46Aglai.

00:38:47I brought you some wine.

00:38:49It's a present from your commanding officer.

00:38:51Seems like the centurion must have heard what we were saying a little while ago.

00:38:54Wonderful.

00:38:55I never refuse free wine.

00:38:57Hey, where's mine?

00:38:59You'll be next, dear.

00:39:05Lisa!

00:39:07Lisa!

00:39:09Valerius!

00:39:16I'd almost given up hope.

00:39:18My darling, I've come to get you out of here.

00:39:20Call Marcus.

00:39:22Marcus!

00:39:23Marcus!

00:39:24Marcus!

00:39:25Marcus!

00:39:26Marcus!

00:39:27Marcus!

00:39:28Marcus!

00:39:29Marcus!

00:39:30Marcus!

00:39:31Marcus!

00:39:32Marcus!

00:39:33Marcus!

00:39:34Marcus!

00:39:35Marcus!

00:39:38Valerius!

00:39:39Marcus, we haven't a moment to lose.

00:39:41I have two trustworthy men on guard to keep us covered.

00:39:44Aglai has been able to draw away the sentinel.

00:40:04And you know, the centurion ordered me to bring him five whole pitches of wine.

00:40:08Well, the first one he poured down standing on parade in honor of Mars.

00:40:12And the second one stretched out in Marsha's embrace in honor of Venus.

00:40:16Why don't you sacrifice with us in honor of Venus, Aglai?

00:40:19No one gets to sacrifice to the love goddess with me unless he delivers me from that foul-tempered innkeeper once and for all.

00:40:25For like a fence of turtledove, Venus aglai,

00:40:28Francis!

00:40:29for den keeper once and for all.

00:40:31Too expensive, Turtle Dove.

00:40:33Venus herself wouldn't cost us so much.

00:41:00They're escaping! They're escaping!

00:41:05Hurry! Hurry! After them!

00:41:29Oh!

00:41:32Oh!

00:41:36Oh!

00:41:44Oh!

00:41:46Valerius! Valerius!

00:41:51Oh!

00:42:00Put him back in the cell and chain him to the wall.

00:42:06Don't stand there! Do just as I told you!

00:42:13I'll cure you of trying to run away, you weak-minded monster!

00:42:16You'll pay me for what you've done!

00:42:18Move! Move!

00:42:30Pull those chains tighter around him so he can't move at all.

00:42:40You're gonna pay too for this night's work.

00:42:42That beast can't protect you now.

00:42:44He'll never be able to help you.

00:42:46I'll cure you both of wanting to run away.

00:42:59When a slave rebels the way you did, he should be strung up and nailed to a cross.

00:43:03But to do away with a brute who has the strength of a hundred slaves would be too wasteful.

00:43:07We can do something to you to make you docile and helpless without affecting the strength of your arms.

00:43:12You'll find out.

00:43:13Even a lion without his eyesight is no longer a wild lion.

00:43:20There's nothing to worry about.

00:43:22You'll be on your feet in a few days. Your wound isn't a serious one.

00:43:25The soldiers evidently didn't know you, otherwise they would have been here to get you.

00:43:28No, I'm all right now.

00:43:30It's for Nisa that I'm so upset.

00:43:32Now that she's back in the hands of those butchers, they'll be more vicious after our attempt to get her away.

00:43:37Don't worry for Nisa.

00:43:38The strength of our invincible friend Marcus will protect her even now.

00:43:43The iron is white-hot now.

00:43:51Yes, it's just right.

00:43:58Oh!

00:44:02Oh!

00:44:05Oh!

00:44:07Oh!

00:44:09Oh!

00:44:12Look straight into my eyes.

00:44:14Because this is the last time you'll look at anyone.

00:44:34Stop! What are you doing?

00:44:35Wester, this slave was caught trying to escape and inciting the others to rebellion.

00:44:39That's why the man's a constant threat to us with his superhuman strength.

00:44:43You want to destroy an invaluable treasure such as this?

00:44:46He could become a most magnificent gladiator.

00:44:49What is your name?

00:44:51My name is Marcus.

00:44:53I'll take you into my service.

00:44:56If you show as much strength and spirit when you fight in the arena as you've shown in prison here, I might even grant you your liberty.

00:45:03I am willing to fight as a gladiator if you will let her come with me.

00:45:10Is this woman... yours?

00:45:14No. But I promise to protect and defend her.

00:45:18Conduct this slave under close escort to my gladiator school.

00:45:22And have the girl taken to my villa. She can serve my wife.

00:45:31The gods protect you more than any mortal deserves.

00:45:34You, release the slave at once.

00:45:39Let's go.

00:46:09Attack.

00:46:13That's right.

00:46:15Go.

00:46:18Right there. Faster.

00:46:21Carry with your shield.

00:46:27Stay at close quarters.

00:46:29Put the shield higher.

00:46:31Force them.

00:46:36Now move in.

00:46:37Move.

00:46:42If I had your muscles and you had my brain power, who knows what we'd be in the world.

00:46:46We could be emperors at least.

00:46:48What would you do if you were emperor, Papilius?

00:46:51I'd run away, yes. Because for me here, there's no future.

00:46:55But an emperor can't run away.

00:46:56That's what you think.

00:47:00Yesterday I saw Glyde. She asked me to help her get inside here. She wants to see me.

00:47:04She's in love like a pussycat in the moonlight.

00:47:06Meow, meow.

00:47:07Help her if you can.

00:47:12Listen, I told her to make a noise like a hootow, see?

00:47:15And to bring some wine too, otherwise she won't get in.

00:47:18Drink it, drink it. To keep up your spirit.

00:47:24Follow through.

00:47:30That's it. That's it.

00:47:36That's enough for you.

00:47:37Your turn now, Marcus. The rest of you out of the ring.

00:47:45You there, you can be the first to try him out.

00:47:47Try him out.

00:48:05See what you can do.

00:48:18Come on.

00:48:34Get him, Marcus! Get him, Marcus!

00:48:37Stay back here, Marcus!

00:48:39He's Hercules!

00:48:40He's a sensation!

00:48:41He's a...

00:48:42Hold your tongue!

00:48:43We're not at the circus!

00:48:44Easy there, or else you'll be sorry.

00:48:45You've made excellent progress here, Marcus.

00:48:46When you come to fight in Rome, the gladiator I know will be in the class with you.

00:48:47When do we go to Rome?

00:48:48Ah, that's whenever the master says.

00:48:49We're going to Rome.

00:48:50We're going to Rome.

00:48:51We're going to Rome.

00:48:52We're going to Rome.

00:48:53We're going to Rome.

00:48:54We're going to Rome.

00:48:55We're going to Rome.

00:48:56We're going to Rome.

00:48:57We're going to Rome.

00:48:58We're going to Rome.

00:48:59We're going to Rome.

00:49:00We're going to Rome.

00:49:01We're going to Rome.

00:49:02We're going to Rome.

00:49:03You, you!

00:49:04Some practice!

00:49:05Come on out here lively!

00:49:06Get your helmet on!

00:49:07Don't wash yourself too much, otherwise your muscles will get a chill in them.

00:49:08Now, what's all this attention for?

00:49:09I've already met all my sisters.

00:49:10She's on your first professional fight.

00:49:11Don't you expect her to take good care of you?

00:49:12Marcus!

00:49:13Marcus!

00:49:14Marcus!

00:49:15Marcus!

00:49:16Marcus!

00:49:17Marcus!

00:49:18Marcus!

00:49:19Marcus!

00:49:20Marcus!

00:49:21Marcus!

00:49:22Marcus!

00:49:23Marcus!

00:49:24Marcus!

00:49:25Marcus!

00:49:26Marcus!

00:49:27Marcus!

00:49:28Marcus!

00:49:29Marcus!

00:49:30Marcus!

00:49:31Marcus!

00:49:33Oh!

00:49:38Darn.

00:49:39Now, you dry yourself well!

00:49:41Nisa, finally!

00:49:43I tried over and over again to come here, but the sentinels always sent me away before.

00:49:46Today they let me come in for once.

00:49:48Pope Ilias brings me news of you.

00:49:50How does your mistress treat you?

00:49:52I must say she's fair.

00:49:54Life with Friske is more humane than laboring on the highway, but I still feel in it easier.

00:49:57Better if I had not survived and perished in that hell house, then Valerius would never

00:50:02have been wounded.

00:50:03I've had no word of him since then.

00:50:06Never fear.

00:50:07If it were serious, Aglai would have let me know.

00:50:09Oh, Marcus, I'm so worried.

00:50:11If I only could be near him now.

00:50:12I am sure, Nisa, that we'll have news of Valerius very soon.

00:50:17Now I must go, or my mistress will look for me.

00:50:20Remember, if you ever need me, just tell Popilius.

00:50:22Thank you.

00:50:25I'm leaving for Rome.

00:50:26I must speak with the Emperor at once.

00:50:29I've discovered some Christians, even here in Menturnus.

00:50:32Caracalla will have another proof of your fidelity, but with your weak character, I'm

00:50:36afraid it will avail you nothing.

00:50:38We'll remain forever rotting away here in this dreary wilderness, while other men of

00:50:42less capacity are raised to the highest positions of courtiers.

00:50:46You'll see.

00:50:47This time Caracalla will listen to my request, if only because of the hatred he feels for

00:50:50the Christians.

00:50:51Then tell him also what we learned from Macrinus.

00:50:52I shall also tell him that.

00:50:54In a word, beg him, promise him, but please do something that will get us out of this

00:50:58provincial life, which is so suffocating.

00:51:00I'll do my best.

00:51:01Keep calm, Prisca.

00:51:02Oh, the same old promises as usual.

00:51:05No, believe me, Prisca.

00:51:06This time I will be successful.

00:51:09Your wish will be granted.

00:51:10That was all I needed.

00:51:11Don't be afraid of him.

00:51:12Come, big coward, you don't have enough spirit to be a good fighter.

00:51:40Arvey!

00:51:45Arrest those two gladiators.

00:51:47I know they're Christians.

00:51:52Eight guards, come with me.

00:51:53Step forward.

00:51:54To the prison!

00:51:55They're Christians, you say?

00:51:56Yes, I have definite proof.

00:52:01Be careful, because these fanatics are known to be infiltrating everywhere.

00:52:05Arvey!

00:52:07I hear that you've become the best of them all.

00:52:09He's better than the trainer, he is.

00:52:11You shall have your reward, my friend.

00:52:14When I return from Rome, your first professional fight before the public will be to the death.

00:52:19No one after such brief training has ever entered the arena before, but I have great

00:52:23confidence in you, Marcus.

00:52:26Inside, come on.

00:52:31Won't you sit down, Valerius?

00:52:40Serve the wine.

00:52:43To what do I owe the honor of your welcome visit?

00:52:45I've come here to seek the kindness and the compassion of the good Prester Agnus Quadrius.

00:52:49My husband has gone to Rome for an important conference for the emperor, but you may speak

00:52:53freely with me.

00:52:54If I can be of use to you, I should be delighted.

00:52:57I wish to thank you, Prisca.

00:52:59I have heard, of course, of how you've lost all of your family, and I'm distressed beyond

00:53:02words, but a noble young man like you, brilliant and gifted, should never be in doubt of himself.

00:53:08We'll see that the emperor is told.

00:53:10Don't.

00:53:11No, it's out of the question.

00:53:13I wish to redeem two slaves who are now in your household, and who formerly belonged

00:53:17to our own.

00:53:18I would like to free them.

00:53:20Who are they?

00:53:21Their names are Nisa and Marcus.

00:53:24Explain about Marcus.

00:53:25As a slave, he's invaluable.

00:53:28A gladiator like Marcus could at any moment be sold and bring you a fortune.

00:53:31Oh, I assure you, Prisca, that is not what I intended.

00:53:34My true affection for him is like a brother's.

00:53:36And what does the girl mean to you?

00:53:39She enjoyed affection all the time she was in our house.

00:53:42My mother loved her well.

00:53:44Valerius, don't think that I can't appreciate what your tenderness is for her.

00:53:48I find it hard to believe that a little slave girl is of such worth that she merits as much

00:53:52attention as all this.

00:53:54Of course, unless...

00:53:55Don't ask for more reasons, I beg you.

00:53:57I count on your understanding, and I shall be grateful.

00:54:00Very well, Valerius.

00:54:03When Agnus returns from Rome, I shall speak to him and let you know what he says.

00:54:07But why don't you call on me more often?

00:54:10I'll be happy to.

00:54:27Valerius!

00:54:28Valerius!

00:54:29Valerius!

00:54:59I love you, my darling.

00:55:12It almost seems impossible to me, after all we've been through that terrible night.

00:55:16And that horrid cell for the slave.

00:55:18How I suffered.

00:55:20How I longed for you to come.

00:55:22And you were wounded.

00:55:23It's healed now.

00:55:25I was lucky at least for once.

00:55:26I'd like it to be hidden out of danger.

00:55:28But don't let's be seen together.

00:55:29If they find us, it might be dangerous for you.

00:55:31I'm past caring.

00:55:33If I can only stay near you, I'm willing to submit again to the overseer's lash.

00:55:37It wouldn't be prudent in view of what I've just asked your mistress to do.

00:55:41I mean to redeem you and Marcus both from Agnus.

00:55:44Oh, Valerius.

00:55:45Are you sure that's not a hopeless dream of yours?

00:55:47No, it's not hopeless.

00:55:48I've spoken to Prisca, and I've persuaded her to use all her influence with Equestor.

00:55:53Pray that heaven is willing that we all be happy.

00:55:57My parents are gone now.

00:55:59They can't share our happiness.

00:56:02I know.

00:56:03I'll try to give you all my love to make up for them.

00:56:07I shall always be near you.

00:56:10Is Prisca kind?

00:56:12She's rather demanding.

00:56:13She's kind, really.

00:56:14I enjoy a degree of liberty in the household, but I'm not with you.

00:56:19And that's what's worse than chains and iron fetters.

00:56:21It will soon be over.

00:56:23Nisa!

00:56:24Nisa!

00:56:25Valerius.

00:56:26Don't worry.

00:56:27I'll get you here.

00:56:28Papilius.

00:56:29Papilius.

00:56:30Papilius.

00:56:31Hurry up.

00:56:32Open the door.

00:56:33Between the two of you, I'll get into trouble.

00:56:34Quietly.

00:56:35I'll let you drink wine for nothing for a whole week.

00:56:36That's a great idea.

00:56:37Now be careful.

00:56:38Oh, stop worrying.

00:56:39No one is going to find out.

00:56:40Let's go.

00:56:41Let's go.

00:56:42Let's go.

00:56:43Let's go.

00:56:44Let's go.

00:56:45Let's go.

00:56:46Let's go.

00:56:47Let's go.

00:56:48Let's go.

00:56:49Let's go.

00:56:50Let's go.

00:56:51Let's go.

00:56:52Let's go.

00:56:53Let's go.

00:56:54Let's go.

00:56:55Let's go.

00:56:56I don't think anyone is going to find out.

00:56:57Let's hope not.

00:56:58Go ahead.

00:56:59Let's pray to God you're on our side.

00:57:06Wait a minute.

00:57:12Wait a minute.

00:57:16Go ahead.

00:57:19They'll be kissing each other and I'll probably get beaten up.

00:57:22There's no justice.

00:57:27What are you doing here? Who are you?

00:57:29Don't you recognize her? She's an old friend of Marcus. Go on. Go on in.

00:57:32But...

00:57:33Now be good. There'll be free wine for you too.

00:57:36They're so much in love.

00:57:38Haven't you ever been in love? Well then.

00:57:41Look.

00:57:47Valerius has gone in to talk to Tulio Prisca.

00:57:49He's going to ask if he can buy Nysa's and your freedom.

00:57:51I was sure he wouldn't desert us.

00:57:53He promised to try to do the same for me.

00:57:55We're going to be so happy, Marcus.

00:57:59Tell me, Nysa, why do you think Valerius is so anxious to buy your redemption?

00:58:04I don't know. He was once my master.

00:58:07For such great generosity there must be a strong motive.

00:58:10The Valerian family has perhaps some reason to feel indebted towards you.

00:58:14On the contrary.

00:58:16I am the one who owes them a life of serenity and comfort.

00:58:19Until the day that...

00:58:21And it's simple, really.

00:58:22Our friend Valerius wants to redeem his mistress.

00:58:26I have never been his mistress.

00:58:28Our love has always been pure and honest.

00:58:31A young slave girl like you is only to be used as a plaything for her young master.

00:58:35As long as she pleases him.

00:58:37As long as she pleases him.

00:58:39But when it's over, she finds herself sold to an ugly old merchant.

00:58:42Or perhaps...

00:58:43No, no. You wouldn't do that, would you, mistress?

00:58:45I know Valerius loves me.

00:58:47You thought you knew it.

00:58:49But perhaps you'll find him change towards you.

00:58:51Don't say that, mistress.

00:58:53Accept his offer of redemption.

00:58:55Have some pity on me.

00:58:57I beg you, let him redeem me.

00:59:00I beg you.

00:59:07Come in.

00:59:13Come in.

00:59:16There's a slave girl here from the questor.

00:59:18Show her in.

00:59:19Come in.

00:59:21Were you sent by Prisca, the wife of Agnus?

00:59:25You!

00:59:26For a Valerian, this is indeed a miserable hovel.

00:59:29And you don't even have an attendant.

00:59:31Now I understand your anxiety to find Nisa.

00:59:34Have you come here to let me redeem her as I asked you?

00:59:36I have come to give you some good advice, Valerius.

00:59:39Instead of wasting your time with some wretched little slave girl,

00:59:42why not think about reestablishing your place among the Romans?

00:59:45And cultivating those friendships that might help you to regain your rightful position.

00:59:49I must confess the truth.

00:59:51Your Nisa is the girl I love with all my heart.

00:59:53That's why I want to redeem her.

00:59:55How low you have fallen, even in your sentiments.

00:59:58I shall do well in refusing to sell her to you,

01:00:00at least for the prestige of the Valerian family.

01:00:02Whatever the cost, I intend to have that girl.

01:00:04Don't you think it's a little imprudent to speak in such a way

01:00:07to the mistress of the slave girl you love?

01:00:13Tulia Prisca, listen to me.

01:00:28I heard what she said to you.

01:00:30Be careful, Valerius.

01:00:32You know, Aglaya, I love Nisa.

01:00:34I will save her if it costs me my life.

01:00:36Just don't forget that a woman who enjoys cruelty

01:00:38can inflict any torture that she wishes on one of her slaves.

01:00:55On your feet!

01:00:56That's the word!

01:01:01No! No!

01:01:05No! No!

01:01:20It'll be all right, Nisa.

01:01:21Marcus.

01:01:23You'll not suffer much longer.

01:01:24Valerius has made an offer to redeem you.

01:01:26I don't believe it'll happen.

01:01:28My mistress is jealous.

01:01:29That's why she sent me to work here.

01:01:30Valerius will rescue you.

01:01:32It won't be very long now.

01:01:34Have faith in him.

01:01:42I hope that you've learned your lesson.

01:01:44Don't play the spy.

01:01:46And keep your hands off these poor people.

01:01:52I suggest you listen carefully to Marcus,

01:01:54and keep his words clearly in mind here,

01:01:57because we're sure to be here again sometime

01:01:59when you don't expect us.

01:02:01Or what's next in the curriculum.

01:02:13Now don't you forget.

01:02:19Get back to work there.

01:02:21That's the word!

01:02:28Well, what are you stopping for?

01:02:30Did you see what they're doing to Nisa?

01:02:33Prisca has decided that Valerius can't have her.

01:02:35Well, anyway, those beasts of overseers

01:02:37will remember the lesson we gave them.

01:02:39And in the meantime, Nisa's at the mercy of her mistress,

01:02:42who won't let her be redeemed,

01:02:44because she's in love with Valerius.

01:02:46Valerius is a handsome man.

01:02:47If I were a girl, I'd fall in love with him myself.

01:02:50Listen to me.

01:02:51We're going to help Nisa to escape.

01:02:53What do you mean escape, huh?

01:02:55I've got to rescue that poor girl.

01:02:57I can't leave her there.

01:02:59You've got to help me.

01:03:01I'll get her out if it costs me my life.

01:03:03Just a minute.

01:03:04Just a minute.

01:03:05If it costs you, it's not mine.

01:03:06You're big and strong.

01:03:07You can use a sword.

01:03:08You're not afraid of anyone or anything.

01:03:09I know.

01:03:10Look at me.

01:03:11Just look.

01:03:12One careless touch from one of your great poison.

01:03:14I'd be broken right in half.

01:03:15Even if your body is weak,

01:03:16your heart's as strong as a lion's.

01:03:18My heart, my heart.

01:03:20I tell you, this is going to end badly.

01:03:22Will you help me?

01:03:26Well, all right.

01:03:28Ambassador Astarte on a mission from the king of Cilicia.

01:03:31He has a sealed decree from the emperor.

01:03:33In what way can I be of service to you?

01:03:35General Astarte is looking for a Cilician slave girl

01:03:37whose name is Nisa.

01:03:39Nisa?

01:03:40There are many slaves belonging to the state

01:03:41working on this project.

01:03:43I don't recall that one.

01:03:44Are you quite sure?

01:03:45You can look for yourselves if you wish.

01:03:46I'm quite certain that she's not here.

01:03:48Come on.

01:03:55Lighten up, you two.

01:04:25Keep moving.

01:04:27Come on, keep moving.

01:04:41Welcome home, master.

01:04:42Ave.

01:04:43Ave.

01:04:49See that they're shut up in the dungeons

01:04:50below the gladiator cells.

01:04:52You'll be responsible,

01:04:53and I want you to make sure your soldiers guard them

01:04:54day and night.

01:04:55They are Christians.

01:04:56You shall be obeyed, Cuesta.

01:04:58Also, the slaves that I've transferred from the project

01:05:00of public works will be placed under your supervision.

01:05:02I intend to have them dig an eel pond on my estate.

01:05:05Guard them closely.

01:05:06I know how to take care of the scum.

01:05:08Leave it to me.

01:05:10Who are they?

01:05:11They're Christian slaves.

01:05:12Wait and see what happens to them.

01:05:14After they finish digging the pond

01:05:15to keep the lampreys in,

01:05:16they'll be fed to the same lampreys for lunch.

01:05:18I guess he must have got the idea in Rome.

01:05:23Come on.

01:05:33Agnes, you're back at last.

01:05:37I've awaited you so anxiously.

01:05:39I hope you have good news to give me.

01:05:41Well, I think I have.

01:05:43Then you are satisfied with your decision

01:05:45to visit the emperor.

01:05:46Extremely satisfied.

01:05:48He treated me just like an old friend.

01:05:50He kept ambassadors and all kinds of important people

01:05:52waiting in order to talk to me.

01:05:53Caracalla gave me a free hand

01:05:55in order to get rid of the Christians.

01:05:56So before I started back,

01:05:57I arrested a good number of them.

01:05:59They're strange criminals.

01:06:00Don't try to resist arrest

01:06:01and confess immediately.

01:06:02Quite incredible.

01:06:03But have you spoken to him about your aspiration?

01:06:06Five years in Mintonus are a real exile.

01:06:08Oh, if I can help to exterminate the Christians,

01:06:10I'm quite sure that I will be given

01:06:12a high position at court.

01:06:13While I was in Rome,

01:06:14I spoke with Vizius Rufus,

01:06:15the prefect of the Praetorians, about this.

01:06:17He was very encouraging indeed.

01:06:23Who are these men?

01:06:25They want to speak to you

01:06:26on behalf of an ambassador from Cilicia.

01:06:28Ah.

01:06:33Health to you and prosperous days, Aeneas Quadrius.

01:06:36Astarte, general and ambassador

01:06:38from the king of Cilicia,

01:06:39is eager to be known to you

01:06:41in order to discuss the affairs of his nation.

01:06:44The ambassador of a king friendly to Rome

01:06:47will always be a most welcome guest in my house.

01:06:51Please convey to General Astarte and his suite

01:06:54an invitation to dine with me

01:06:56at my table tomorrow evening.

01:06:57I am honored.

01:06:59Accept my thanks, Aeneas Quadrius.

01:07:03Farewell.

01:07:04Farewell.

01:07:15The warm reception I had from Caracalla,

01:07:18give me some wine,

01:07:19has obviously increased my prestige.

01:07:25You see how the ambassador of the king of Cilicia

01:07:28wants to discuss his private affairs with me.

01:07:31I know your prestige won't improve at all

01:07:33until you have crushed the conspiracy of the Christians.

01:07:35When I have all of them in my hands,

01:07:36I will send them as a present to the emperor

01:07:38for the games in the circus.

01:07:40Only the claws of a lion will crush forever

01:07:43those miserable rebels.

01:07:49My mistress.

01:07:50Have you agreed to my redemption?

01:07:52You will find your redemption in the jaws of the lion

01:07:55in the circus of Rome.

01:07:57Why do I pretend?

01:07:59You're a Christian, aren't you?

01:08:01You were praying to their cross, weren't you?

01:08:03Don't pretend you're not.

01:08:05If you say praying to the one God

01:08:08who asks for life,

01:08:10then I am a Christian.

01:08:12I am a Christian.

01:08:14I am a Christian.

01:08:16I am a Christian.

01:08:18Who asks for love and forgiveness for all men

01:08:21is a crime.

01:08:24Then I can only confess to it.

01:08:26Take her away and throw him in prison with the others.

01:08:44Marcus.

01:08:46Marcus, have you heard the latest?

01:08:47What's happened?

01:08:48Prisca has ordered Nisa thrown into prison.

01:08:50I found out from the maids.

01:08:51In prison?

01:08:52Yes, with all the Christians.

01:08:53Why must they persecute her so when she's innocent?

01:08:56I'm afraid Nisa has confessed she worships the cross

01:08:58and wants to share the same...

01:08:59Enough!

01:09:00We can't wait any longer.

01:09:01We have to escape.

01:09:02What is it, Marcus?

01:09:03Nisa has been imprisoned as a Christian.

01:09:05She'll be condemned like our comrades who were arrested.

01:09:07She is not going to be martyred.

01:09:09We'll rebel and save her.

01:09:11That's a desperate attempt for so few of us.

01:09:13Marcus, it's worth a hundred soldiers.

01:09:14If they capture us, we'll all be killed.

01:09:16If we don't try, our comrades and Nisa will face certain death.

01:09:20And what will our fate be except to die in the circus to entertain the mob?

01:09:24We must try this very night.

01:09:26There are four of us.

01:09:27Five!

01:09:28And the others?

01:09:29You, speak to the rest of the gladiators.

01:09:31They love liberty as much as we.

01:09:32And you, secure the weapon.

01:09:34And me?

01:09:35Don't move from here.

01:09:36You keep a sharp eye on the sentinels.

01:09:38Leave it to me.

01:09:47Ah, don't be so high and mighty.

01:09:49Don't you know who I am?

01:09:51Aglai.

01:09:52Accept my profound respects, my noble lord.

01:09:54I advise you not to be so aloof with these friends of mine.

01:09:57We're members of the suite of the ambassador from the King of Cilicia.

01:10:01You should have respect for us.

01:10:03At this very minute, he's being entertained by the Cuesta Arles.

01:10:07I'll bet you're here on a mission of great importance, aren't you, now?

01:10:12Wouldn't you like me to tell you?

01:10:14Well, you know, it's always interesting to hear what's going on in foreign countries.

01:10:18I'm the one to tell you because I like you.

01:10:21I've come here with a very influential person.

01:10:24Ambassador Astarte.

01:10:28I drink to the health of King Uruk.

01:10:30And to that of Astarte, his most noble ambassador.

01:10:41Now, tell me.

01:10:43To what do I owe the honor of your visit, noble Astarte?

01:10:48I'm here in search of a royal princess of Cilicia who was led as a slave to Rome about two years ago.

01:10:54She's the youngest daughter of King Achilleus, whom you probably recall.

01:10:57Her name is Nisa.

01:10:59In my household staff, I have no Cilician slave girl with a name like that.

01:11:03Nisa was a slave in the house of Valerius and subsequently assigned to public works in this zone.

01:11:08The slaves confiscated from the Valerian family are property of the state.

01:11:12And I can't possibly...

01:11:14I have a decree from the emperor.

01:11:16I'm informed that the slave girl is actually in your possession.

01:11:19Very well, Astarte.

01:11:21Very well. Of course I'll look for this girl.

01:11:23But there are thousands of slaves employed on my estate.

01:11:27And unfortunately, I cannot tell you now if this Nisa exists or not.

01:11:31May it please the gods that she be found in our possession.

01:11:34I should be delighted to honor your king by setting her free.

01:11:37But I'm certain that these informers of yours are mistaken.

01:11:43Astarte hopes to get his hands on Nisa to put her to death.

01:11:45And it's by order of the king of Cilicia.

01:11:47She is the only surviving princess of the royal family that was driven from the throne.

01:11:51And she represents a danger to the king who usurped it.

01:11:54Nisa born a princess of Cilicia?

01:11:56I can believe it.

01:11:58The stories told by a drunkard are often true.

01:12:01What are you going to do?

01:12:03We must act at once, together with Marcus.

01:12:05We must save her before it's too late.

01:12:07I'm coming, too.

01:12:12Hey, Papilius. Why out so late?

01:12:14Well, I just can't sleep, that's all.

01:12:16I envy you. I can't hold my eyes open.

01:12:18Well, that's because you drink water.

01:12:20If you drank wine like me, you'd be more alert.

01:12:23Yes, you get your wine for nothing.

01:12:24You get special treatment from that tavern girl.

01:12:26Oh, well, what do you expect? I'm so handsome.

01:12:36Go ahead.

01:12:42Marcus!

01:12:44Marcus!

01:12:46Valerius! Marcus!

01:12:47We must save Nisa at once.

01:12:49Astarte has come here to kill her.

01:12:51Astarte here? That murderer?

01:12:54He's dining with Agnus.

01:12:56There's not a moment to lose. Where is Nisa?

01:12:58In the prison with the other Christians.

01:13:00We must get her out and find her.

01:13:02Come on.

01:13:09We're ready to do what we can.

01:13:11We'll be glad to fight for you.

01:13:13Thank you. I thank all of you.

01:13:33Hurry!

01:13:58Hurry!

01:14:03They're escaping!

01:14:05Don't be alarmed! They're escaping!

01:14:07Quick! Get away!

01:14:33Now, Glyke, don't be afraid.

01:14:35I'm still alive here, aren't I?

01:14:49Come on! Hurry! Hurry!

01:14:53Hurry! Quick!

01:14:55Come on!

01:15:03Move! Quick!

01:15:05Hurry! Hurry! Quick!

01:15:16Escaped?

01:15:18All of them?

01:15:20Christians and gladiators?

01:15:24All of my huge investments swept away?

01:15:27The guards were taken completely by surprise, sir.

01:15:29What good to me were your hundred legionnaires on guard duty?

01:15:33And overseer, supposed to be first class?

01:15:37How did they manage to break away from their chains and bars?

01:15:40With the aid of a slave of great power, together with an overseer.

01:15:43Marcus.

01:15:45I should have known better than to prevent them from blinding him...

01:15:49...when he was on the road gang and rebelled.

01:15:51Ever since Marcus was enrolled in the school for gladiators...

01:15:54...discipline has been impossible.

01:15:57What did you say was the name of this slave who rebelled?

01:15:59Marcus. He's a Silesian slave.

01:16:02Was there by chance a slave girl with him named Nisa?

01:16:05Yes. She was in the death cells...

01:16:07...because she has confessed herself a Christian and she too has run away.

01:16:10The girl I was looking for was in your possession and you flatly denied it.

01:16:13You countermanded an order of the emperor.

01:16:16Astarte, we too have just learned for the first time...

01:16:19...that the slave girl you wanted was here.

01:16:21How could we know all the names of those miserable Christians that we have had arrested?

01:16:24But now I'll never get my hands on Princess Nisa.

01:16:26Noble Astarte, you shall have your princess.

01:16:29And you shall have her sooner than you think.

01:16:32Because those runaway slaves can't have got so very far away up till now.

01:16:36And when I get my hands on Marcus...

01:16:38...I'll punish him as he deserves.

01:16:50If we stay here much longer, sooner or later they're bound to capture us.

01:16:53For me that would mean the axe, but for you the cross.

01:16:55Don't any of you forget that for a moment.

01:16:58The only thing left for us to do...

01:17:00...is to try to make our way to safety across the sea.

01:17:02In Iberia my uncle is pro consul and he can be counted on to save our lives.

01:17:06But how do we get there?

01:17:08I'll go to Formia and find a ship that will give us passage to Iberia.

01:17:11Once there, we will be safe at last.

01:17:18I'll be back soon. Formia isn't a long way off.

01:17:20Marcus will take care of you, Nisa, and the others as well.

01:17:23Don't worry. She's here with us.

01:17:51I bid you welcome, Vetsius Rufus.

01:17:54And you too, noble Astarte.

01:17:56May the gods look with favor upon you.

01:17:58More so than on you, I trust.

01:18:00The emperor is most perturbed at what is happening in Minternus.

01:18:03Why didn't you turn over to Astarte the slave girl he had been granted?

01:18:07He will have the girl as soon as we can capture those rebels.

01:18:10Why, there are a mere handful of slaves badly armed...

01:18:12...and feeble Christians incapable of putting up a fight.

01:18:15Astarte, I'm afraid you're mistaken.

01:18:17...and feeble Christians incapable of putting up a fight.

01:18:20But commanded by a patrician as clever and courageous as young Valerius.

01:18:23And what about Marcus?

01:18:24I've been sent to take over full command of the military operation.

01:18:27I shall go with you. I have to deliver Nisa to my king.

01:18:29That's agreed. You, Agnius, are to follow my orders now.

01:18:33Very well. What do you intend doing?

01:18:36I intend to comb the neighborhood with constant patrols...

01:18:38...and I'll force those rebellious slaves to surrender.

01:18:41Then I shall punish them without mercy to set an example.

01:18:44How soon can you muster your soldiers?

01:18:46I'll see to it immediately.

01:18:47Please come inside.

01:18:56Here's the water.

01:18:57And you'll need it too. There aren't any springs in the forest.

01:19:00Oh, but when are you going to bring us wine again, Aglai?

01:19:03Water makes tadpoles grow in your belly.

01:19:05You should be thankful you have something to drink at least.

01:19:11Pretty soon I'll have to bow to you as a patrician Roman lady.

01:19:15Until Valerius has returned, I don't dare hope for any...

01:19:17Oh, he'll be back. Rest assured of that.

01:19:21There are better times ahead for us too, Marcus.

01:19:24Good girl, Aglai. You have a good heart.

01:19:30Keep Nisa company and cheer her up, will you?

01:19:34Let's go.

01:19:38Good hunting.

01:19:39Hey, watch out for wolves now.

01:19:41Aren't you coming with us, Popilius?

01:19:43Oh, no. I always go hunting all by myself.

01:20:05Now, here is where we'll separate.

01:20:07We must search closely everywhere.

01:20:09You, Agnus. Take your men through the valley.

01:20:12I'll follow along the riverside.

01:20:15You will enter the forest with your cavalry only.

01:20:17The infantry is to be left at the edge of the forest.

01:20:20Very well.

01:20:22I'll go with Agnus.

01:20:23Yes. You come with me.

01:20:33Wonderful!

01:20:34See what a good hunter I am?

01:20:35Oh, yes, I should say so.

01:20:36Much less work and more to show for it too.

01:20:38But it's sweet, isn't it?

01:20:39Oh, yes, indeed. It's delicious.

01:20:40Poor little fellow. It breaks my heart.

01:20:42Why, there's nothing to be sorry for.

01:20:44You say we let him go, eh?

01:20:45Have you lost your mind with all of us practically famished?

01:20:48Look at me!

01:20:49Let's let him run away.

01:20:50What do you mean? You love it.

01:20:51Just wait till I've roasted him on a spit, then you'll see.

01:20:53On a spit?

01:20:54Yes.

01:20:55What do you mean, on a spit?

01:20:56Now, come on. Give him to me. Come on.

01:20:57Halt.

01:21:01Infantry column to the right.

01:21:04March.

01:21:08Cavalry, follow me.

01:21:39We did it.

01:21:50Halt.

01:21:52You two keep along the left bank of the river.

01:21:53The rest, follow me.

01:22:02Looks to me like they've forgotten us.

01:22:03I'm not so sure about that.

01:22:05There's no cause to worry.

01:22:06Look, the questor Arneus hasn't even bothered to try to catch us.

01:22:10Maybe he's waiting for the winter weather to drive us down into the lowlands.

01:22:14I hope you're right, Aglai.

01:22:16Oh, I wish I could bathe in warm milk like they do in Rome.

01:22:20Wouldn't it be divine?

01:22:23Aglai, you should be grateful for this clean running water to wash yourself in.

01:22:27And for not having welts on your back from being whipped, too.

01:22:30Today, I'm pretending to be a real patrician lady.

01:22:35Nysa. Nysa, the soldiers are here.

01:22:52Tell me where the other soldiers are.

01:22:54I'll tell you where they are.

01:22:55I'll tell you where they are.

01:22:56I'll tell you where they are.

01:22:58Tell me where the others are hiding, or I'll have a lot of you killed.

01:23:04Round up those women before they get away.

01:23:27Well, did you find anything?

01:23:28No.

01:23:32I wonder where they can be hiding.

01:23:34We must capture those slaves.

01:23:35Rufus may be a great general, but I don't see the necessity of using so many men to hunt a handful of slaves.

01:23:41It's not Spartacus and his army that we need such complicated maneuvers.

01:23:45What would you have done instead?

01:23:46I'd have waited until Hungary and the Romans were here.

01:23:49I'd have waited until the Romans were here.

01:23:51I'd have waited until the Romans were here.

01:23:53I'd have waited until the Romans were here.

01:23:55I'd have waited until the Romans were here.

01:23:57One of your men, in cold, drove them out of the forest.

01:24:06March the prisoners away!

01:24:27Oh, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry,

01:24:57I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I

01:25:27I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I

01:25:57We'll attack the Romans even if they do outnumber us.

01:25:59And for the others in the caves.

01:26:00It'll still be too few to beat them.

01:26:02I'm not eager to die.

01:26:05But I won't abandon our friends.

01:26:07Whoever wants to keep the freedom I gave him can stay behind.

01:26:11I'm going.

01:26:13Come on, let's go.

01:26:17The majority of the fugitives have been recaptured.

01:26:19There are very few left and we'll get them soon.

01:26:21That won't be easy.

01:26:22They still haven't captured Marcus and he's the worst of all.

01:26:25We'll capture him too, don't worry.

01:26:31Bring them down.

01:26:32Don't let one get away.

01:26:55You'll pay for it, huh?

01:27:25Now you'll pay for the murder of my king!

01:27:55Put him in chains, and take him along with the other prisoners!

01:28:14Come forward!

01:28:15Oh!

01:28:16He's as big as Hercules!

01:28:20And handsome, too!

01:28:21Just a mass of muscles!

01:28:22The slave girl's attractive.

01:28:25So the sheep have come back to the fold, eh?

01:28:29Little Nisa doesn't look so pleased with herself.

01:28:31Where is your handsome Valerius, my dear?

01:28:35I run away slave and confessed Christian.

01:28:38One death is not enough to punish both crimes.

01:28:42Your patrician lover will come to the same end.

01:28:45How often I've repented having saved your life that time.

01:28:49But now I will be splendidly entertained watching you die like a bull in the slaughterhouse.

01:28:57Why don't you call upon your miracle-working God to free you?

01:29:00Someone told me that an old Christian during the night invoked this God of his and went

01:29:05flying head over heels.

01:29:10Invoke your God, why don't you?

01:29:12Let's see you fly if you can.

01:29:14Show us this fantastic magic of the Christian traitors.

01:29:18Our summary punishment will serve as an example.

01:29:21Take them away!

01:29:31When are we going to see these famous dancing girls?

01:29:35I promised you a magnificent spectacle, but it's something much more exciting than dancing

01:29:39girls.

01:29:40Some jugglers, then, or the gladiators that you have no more.

01:29:44There could be even more rare and far more exciting.

01:29:48The Christians.

01:29:49Worthy of a poet.

01:29:50They say that they die singing songs.

01:29:56A centurion wishes to speak with you at once.

01:29:58Not now.

01:29:59They believe in their resurrection.

01:30:04Viteas Rufus.

01:30:05What do you want?

01:30:07The Emperor Caracalla was killed yesterday in a palace revolution.

01:30:12And who has been proclaimed the new emperor?

01:30:14The legions, the senate, the people are claiming various names, including your own, but nothing

01:30:19is decided so far.

01:30:20But very soon the senate will establish who is to be the legitimate successor.

01:30:23I will accompany you with my legion.

01:30:26We mustn't miss the spectacle of the Christians and the slaves' death.

01:30:29We will leave immediately afterwards.

01:30:30I pray that the gods grant you the robe of imperial power.

01:30:32You won't go and forget your old friend, Caesar?

01:30:34Let us drink to the health and fortune of our dearest friend, Viteas Rufus.

01:30:39I offer the sacrifice of those rebels to the father of the gods, that he may protect my

01:30:43interests.

01:30:44Glory to Rufus!

01:30:45Glory to Rufus!

01:30:47...and prisoner and hauled to Mintonus in chains.

01:30:53They wounded and captured even Marcus.

01:30:55We all fought as hard as we were able, but the Romans outnumbered us, ten to one.

01:31:00Don't think that any of us ran away.

01:31:01Look, nearly all of us were killed or wounded.

01:31:04It's not enough to be brave against such overwhelming odds, believe me, Valerius.

01:31:08However, we managed to get away with a few of their horses.

01:31:11The gods are truly pitiless to me.

01:31:14I had found a ship to take us to safety in Iberia.

01:31:17Why can't I escape this curse that haunts me with misfortune?

01:31:21Why can't I?

01:31:22Look there, Valerius.

01:31:23Here comes a slave who belongs to Agnus.

01:31:33I've run away from the villa to warn you.

01:31:35Today there is a great feast in honor of Viteas Rufus who is going to Rome.

01:31:38As a spectacle worthy of such an important guest, they're going to crucify the Christians

01:31:43and all the runaway slaves.

01:31:44While we stand here talking, they may be dying.

01:31:46Oh, my God.

01:31:47Oh, my dear God.

01:31:48Oh, have mercy.

01:31:49I beg you.

01:31:50Have mercy.

01:31:51I beg you.

01:31:52Marcus, I don't want either of us to die.

01:31:53I want us to live.

01:31:54I want us to live.

01:31:55I want us to live.

01:31:56I want us to live.

01:31:57I want us to live.

01:31:58I want us to live.

01:31:59I want us to live.

01:32:00I want us to live.

01:32:01I want us to live.

01:32:02I want us to live.

01:32:03I want us to live.

01:32:04I want us to live.

01:32:05I want us to live.

01:32:06I want us to live.

01:32:07I want us to live.

01:32:08I want us to live.

01:32:09I want us to live.

01:32:10I want us to live.

01:32:11I want us to live.

01:32:12Marcus.

01:32:13You must try to be brave, Aglaya.

01:32:14Oh, dear God.

01:32:15Lord, please give us strength.

01:32:16O Lord.

01:32:17O Lord.

01:32:18O Lord.

01:32:19O Lord.

01:32:20O Lord.

01:32:21So, you're dying.

01:32:22I don't want to die.

01:32:56I must admit that this is much more entertaining than the usual dancing.

01:33:20There should really be a long line of them stretching to Rome to remind them of Spartacus.

01:33:24I think you would miss least of all some musicians, so that you wouldn't have to listen to their screams.

01:33:28Ha! If you'd ever been a soldier, you wouldn't be so sensitive to a few little moans.

01:33:33Why don't you prove your strength to us now? Tear yourself loose from there! Come down!

01:33:39Show what you can do!

01:33:42Be brave, Oglia.

01:33:45I'll try. The woman you love should show herself worthy of you.

01:33:51What a pity your beloved Valerius isn't here to admire you now.

01:33:54Well, my little princess, you've finally ascended your rightful throne, huh?

01:34:00Oh, Lord, forgive us our sins.

01:34:04Oh, no!

01:34:19The lady!

01:34:21The lady!

01:34:26Guards! Come with me!

01:34:57Guards!

01:35:11Guards!

01:35:26Guards!

01:35:56Guards!

01:36:12Guards!

01:36:26Guards!

01:36:43Guards! These are the orders of Marcius Superius Macrinus, the new emperor!

01:36:57Macrinus, I thank you for having saved the lives of my friends. We shall always be grateful to you.

01:37:05To have saved the life of the son of my old friend Valerius the Elder is my first joyful achievement as emperor.

01:37:11But how did all this occur?

01:37:13Lettrist Rufus condemned these innocent people to die on the cross.

01:37:17I tried to rescue them, but if you had not arrived on time, all of us would have been slaughtered.

01:37:22You will see justice done, Valerius.

01:37:24You will have the honors due a patrician of Rome and the property that you inherited.

01:37:29Why, that man is Marcus!

01:37:31Yes.

01:37:33You are the slave that once saved my life.

01:37:37I, the emperor of Rome, owe you an enormous debt of gratitude.

01:37:41I saved the life of a man without thinking if he were a king or a slave.

01:37:47Take this man down from the cross and all the other slaves.

01:37:52I want my reign as emperor to begin with this act of clemency.

01:38:06Hail, Caesar.

01:38:18See that full honors are rendered to Agnus and that he is buried as befits a patrician.

01:38:39Aglaea has consented to be my wife.

01:38:42She can't find words to thank you.

01:38:44From this moment, you are both free.

01:38:47Thank you, Caesar.

01:38:48And with Valerius and Nysa, you will join my suite in Rome.

01:38:52At my court, you'll find it easy to forget these terrible trials and start a happy and prosperous life.

01:39:05I hereby declare you all free citizens of Rome.

01:39:09Hail, Caesar.

01:39:11Hail, Caesar.

01:39:41Hail, Caesar.

Gladiator Of Rome | Full Movie | Mario Costa | Gordon Scott, Wandisa Guida, Roberto Risso, Ombretta Colli

Category

Transcript

Recommended