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SPARTACUS AND THE TEN GLADIATORS  | Adventure, Comedy, History | 1964 |   Plot:  Spartacus And The 10 Gladiators   Crew:   • Directed by: Nick Nostro  • Written by: Sergio Sollima (as Simon Sterling), Nick Nostro, Alfonso Balcázar  • Starring: Dan Vadis, Helga Liné, Giovanni Di Benedetto, Giovanni Vari  • Produced by: Armando Morandi  • Music by: Carlo Savina  • Cinematography: Tino Santoni  • Edited by: Bruno Mattei   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.

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00:00:00You

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00:03:40Really address you

00:03:41What's wrong gladiators you have you fought well today?

00:03:45You have to stay a while in Kapwa and I can arrange other boats to see you the public will pay a lot of money

00:03:51We thank you Publius Terepsis

00:03:53But our departure date is already decided think it over at you

00:04:00You

00:04:07Now the prefect of the Kapwan games offers you an exceptional show

00:04:12Twelve gladiators who lived and were trained in the city of Thrace will battle against one another to the death until only one survives

00:04:20What is it my son?

00:04:24I'm afraid father have courage my boy. I'll stay close to you

00:04:30I'll try to help you. No, I'm not afraid of the battle

00:04:34I'm ready to face any other adversary, but not my own friends not my father my own flesh and blood

00:04:45It's horrible being forced to fight amongst ourselves

00:05:00I

00:05:23Isn't anything too serious, huh? I hadn't noticed

00:05:26What's made you so moody then in fact it went pretty well sure it did for us

00:05:43It must be terrible to have to fight your own father

00:05:56Oh

00:06:08He knows how to defend himself it makes no difference the fight is quite hopeless anyway

00:06:26Oh

00:06:56Oh

00:07:26Oh

00:07:38Go ahead use your sword

00:07:56Oh

00:08:15Kill me my son or they'll kill you

00:08:27Oh

00:08:35But what's that coward doing attacking he's doing the only thing possible separating the son from the father

00:08:56Did you see that why he's not afraid of anybody by all the gods he's crazy

00:09:01Why did he do that? Bring him back here before he ruins me

00:09:26Oh

00:09:29Block these cowards beat them till they drop they have to be punished this one more than anyone else is the real culprit

00:09:41Stop whipping him

00:09:42You mind your own business. Just stay out of my way. If you don't want the same treatment

00:09:46They're getting what these gladiators of prison all of them

00:09:50one moment Rapses

00:09:57Why do you want to kill such a splendid fighter my master always wants to buy more workers

00:10:01And I pay the best prices for slaves. Yes Jim, bro

00:10:05We've made business agreements in the past, but he's a rebel and they're all rebels. I have to kill them

00:10:12However, death is not the only punishment if they're dead their pain would soon be finished alive

00:10:17Their pain would go on for a long time, but they have ruined today's program and my prestige has suffered a lot

00:10:24One thousand sisters is should cover the cost of anyone's prestige turn ups

00:10:31Well, take them all good come on

00:10:41As long as I live no arena in the Republic will ever dare admit your men you'll be forbidden to fight as gladiators

00:10:53Oh

00:11:00But look at this will you what in the world has happened to the road it just can't end here

00:11:10By the path just ends

00:11:12Now, where do we go? It's not important

00:11:14The only thing that could interest me is finding a path that leads to a plate of chicken

00:11:18Quit reminding us all nobody's had anything decent in his stomach for two days or more remind us

00:11:25How hungry we've all gotten maybe we should set up our camp here and sleep a while. I think that's about all we can do for now

00:11:48All right, let's go

00:12:18I

00:12:43Tell you if my father were here he'd teach you a lesson with his whip. Well, do you think that that arrow?

00:12:48Would have had any respect for your nobility

00:12:51You still didn't have the right to treat me in such a rude manner. Oh, excuse me

00:12:55It's the very first time that I've heard anyone choose good manners over an arrow

00:13:00All your wounds no, it's nothing

00:13:03Forgive me. Will you come to my home which is near here. My father will be very grateful for what you have all done

00:13:09He's a man who is very rich and influential. He is senator Julius Vado

00:13:13I hate to tell you this two of your slaves have been rather badly wounded. I'm afraid there's nothing we can it doesn't matter

00:13:20There are others

00:13:21Shall we go?

00:13:23Well, come on

00:13:29My poor little girl, it's a relief for me to have you here safe

00:13:33It must have been horrible for you to have been a prisoner of those vicious brutal thieves

00:13:38I will severely punish the servants who are unable to defend you but the bandits outnumbered them your men couldn't have done any better

00:13:46You should consider yourselves very fortunate in saving my daughter

00:13:50You have all earned the thanks and gratitude of an important man like me. I

00:13:54Am able to repay you in a manner which even surpasses your every desire

00:13:59Thank you, but we don't need anything. We would have done the same for anyone else. Oh, no

00:14:04You must still ask me for something that I'm interested in paying off my debt, I don't want to be grateful forever

00:14:09I'll pay you for what you've all done

00:14:12Think about it in the meantime. Do be my guest

00:14:17Perhaps you men would care to bathe and then we'll eat don't trouble yourself. We must be going now

00:14:23Yes, we still have some time

00:14:26Go and prepare a big meal

00:14:29What should it be?

00:14:31Let's have some roast lamb some stuffed pigeons a wild boar and

00:14:37lobster in sauce

00:14:39But we have rabbit peasants and trout. Oh, yes. Yes. I

00:14:49Still do not know as yet who you all are

00:14:52We're by trade gladiators or better. We used to be a month ago

00:14:57We were involved in an argument with an impresario

00:14:59As a result we've been unable to find any work. Ah

00:15:04Marvelous

00:15:05This will give me the opportunity to repay my debt to all by my command all the arenas in the Republic will be open to

00:15:11you again, I

00:15:13Would like to see to this wound on my arm. I'll have it taken care of by my slaves. Please come in

00:15:30You prepare some water and some bandages this way

00:15:51Does it hurt much huh, we get wounded like this every day when we have to fight in the arena

00:15:57Only your hands are much more gentle than the hands of the young man who usually takes care of us much more gentle

00:16:09I'll do that prepare the medicine now

00:16:17Have you ever been afraid in the arena

00:16:20We all help each other when it gets very bad

00:16:22It's as if each of us were

00:16:24Fighting with the force of ten men

00:16:27No, I'm never afraid when I'm in the arena

00:16:34Drink this it'll help calm your fears

00:16:43What an awful taste what's out there it's a garden come

00:16:55You

00:17:03Wait a minute, I'll have someone bring your car why

00:17:08There it's more inconvenient not at all it's so much simpler this way if I'm hungry watch

00:17:19Hmm and if I'm tired

00:17:25Is it much easier

00:17:29How strange it is, but I don't recall ever having noticed that there was a big tree back

00:17:45Oh, thank you

00:17:54Oh

00:18:25Oh

00:18:27What happened

00:18:33No

00:18:34We couldn't find his camp. He must have taken all his men up into the mountains

00:18:40Jim bro, you stupid fool. You're a complete idiot

00:18:42This is the second time that you have failed me

00:18:45You were in charge of watching over him and it's up to you to bring him back here to me

00:18:49If you fail me once again, you'll return to being a slave even worse

00:18:57I'll have your tongue cut out

00:19:00I'll tear out your eyes and I will send you into the mines where you will be wet

00:19:05And I will have your wounds all of them rubbed with salt

00:19:11Excuse me my friends

00:19:13Excuse me my friends, but this big brutal man has to be encouraged at times and reminded of his duties

00:19:23You see there is a bandit around these parts he's called Spartacus

00:19:30He's brutal and violent he has terrorized the area with his band

00:19:37Robbing and murdering and since he was my slave. I feel responsible for him

00:19:42But it seems to me that not one of my men has been capable of eliminating this horrible menace

00:19:47He has lookouts all over when we got to his camp. All we found were a few ashes and some trampled grass

00:19:54Spartacus and his men seem to have disappeared into the mountains perhaps in order to capture a wolf one has to be a big tree

00:20:01Or even earth or a wolf. What are you saying?

00:20:05He meant to say if you approached his camp the way you arrived here, he wouldn't need a lookout

00:20:09He could hear you from ten miles away keep out of this nobody's asked for your opinion doesn't matter I wanted to tell you anyway

00:20:18You would be wise to listen to him. He makes a lot of sense gentlemen

00:20:23Why couldn't you go out and capture Spartacus?

00:20:27You're gladiators and you travel about a great deal. No one would ever suspect you

00:20:33But you've just said it. We're all gladiators

00:20:36We're not soldiers

00:20:38But that didn't stop you from chasing away those bandits who had attacked my daughter

00:20:44And how are ten going to succeed when I failed with 50 men in this situation? It isn't numbers that are important. It's intelligence

00:20:53You cannot refuse to liberate this area and all of its people once and for all from the tyranny of this vicious bandit

00:21:00If you're able to kill him, then all of his followers will be sure to disperse

00:21:09All

00:21:11Right, but we will not kill him we will try to capture him and then bring him back here for trial

00:21:18Splendid idea. I think you're making a mistake. This isn't work for just anyone. They'll never find Spartacus

00:21:38A

00:21:48Lot of them we'd better be careful that must be Spartacus the one who's leading them

00:22:01You see his tent is isolated from all the others that will simplify everything we can get to him more easily

00:22:06We must find a way to keep the other slaves occupied for a few minutes

00:22:09But is it possible for us to capture Spartacus gather some horses and disperse the people all in a few minutes?

00:22:15It must be done that way. Let's begin by moving a little closer to them

00:22:18Look down there. Some men are carrying wood

00:22:26That's it, let's help

00:22:36Oh

00:23:06Oh

00:23:14You finally arrived the fires were just about to go out

00:23:36Oh

00:24:06Oh

00:24:10What it is here

00:24:19Topper will kill you

00:24:23By the gods

00:24:25These bandits must think very highly of their leaders particles and they in the arena cop

00:24:29I never would have imagined that you'd become a bandit. What you think that it's what Judas Barrow said

00:24:35And he was the one who sent you

00:24:55Stop all of you. I want to convince them that it would be wiser to stay a gladiator than to become a killer

00:25:05Oh

00:25:19They're strong as a horse, how are you?

00:25:34Oh

00:26:04I

00:26:34I'm sorry. It was a fly

00:27:04Mm-hmm

00:27:15Fight this out of my boy

00:27:34I

00:28:04Think let's go

00:28:34Oh

00:28:46Well, then do you still want to take me tomorrow right now, I don't know what to think anymore

00:28:50Oh

00:29:00Livius Gaius Calmus, come here

00:29:10He was one of our old servants they cut off his arm because he had taken a piece of bread

00:29:15Some bread that was stale and moldy and had already been thrown in the garbage

00:29:21This boy had left the enclosure to which he had been assigned because he wanted to follow a lizard

00:29:34This is Lisius in his own country, he was a sage a philosopher

00:29:39Farrow had him blinded because he no longer wanted him to read. I am NOT so terribly unhappy Spartacus

00:29:44It's not possible for me to see the world

00:29:46It's true

00:29:46But I can still manage to think clearly and I'm even able to see things which my eyes could never reveal to me before

00:29:52The hearts of all men and there are 20 others whom I could show you now to prove to you what borrow is

00:29:59That's why I'm rebelling against all this. I

00:30:01want to return

00:30:03To trace to be a free man. Once again, I won't be a slave

00:30:08All the men here have followed my example a few came immediately to me and the others came after hearing about me

00:30:14I won't abandon them now

00:30:17I'm very sorry, but I'm afraid I don't know what to say. Is there anything we can do?

00:30:24Perhaps there is

00:30:25Go tell Varro

00:30:27That if he permits us to leave without interfering when I get back to Thrace

00:30:31I will send him the ransom money for myself and all of my companions

00:30:35Very soon a few of us are going down to the coast to look for some ships

00:30:38And when we have found them, we will come back here and collect the women babies and men for the journey

00:30:42Then we'll leave immediately

00:30:45I'll speak with Varro. I think I might convince him

00:30:50Your many arguments in favor of Spartacus have all been truly convincing

00:30:56Perhaps you are right. I've really been just a bit too impulsive in evaluating the situation very well

00:31:03I assure you I shall not oppose their departure

00:31:06You are really very generous

00:31:08Are you surprised frankly? Yes

00:31:11Pleasantly you see a man with your type of power and importance does things which

00:31:17well

00:31:19You know

00:31:20Set people to talking. Ah, yes, you speak the truth

00:31:24I'm the most misunderstood man in the Republic

00:31:27You all know me now and know how meek I am

00:31:31I'm as harmless as a child and I'm forced to take care of a multitude of slaves

00:31:36Only because the state demands that I construct

00:31:39Bridges aqueducts and roads, but I only want to be of use to my fellow man and our glorious Empire

00:31:49Something's happening to me

00:31:55My pretty child

00:31:58It's late for you. It's time for you to leave. I live here. Please be obedient

00:32:04I'll say goodnight

00:32:07Until tomorrow until tomorrow

00:32:21You must excuse my comrades they're all very tired from the journey

00:32:37What have you done to us

00:32:57Did you hear that Spartacus has succeeded in winning them over

00:33:02Miserable wretch

00:33:04He's not only a rebellious slave, but it's powerful as well

00:33:08He must be eliminated immediately before he ruins all my plans. I swear that I'll know

00:33:14This job is too important for people like you. I

00:33:17Must leave for Rome immediately

00:33:19Have them taken down to the dungeons. We'll take care of them when I return. I could take care of them while you're gone

00:33:25No

00:33:27You'll come with me

00:33:29Besides there are certain things that I want to take care of all by myself

00:33:52We are convening here today to decide whether our army should take action against the slave called Spartacus

00:33:57This is requested by senator Vara

00:34:00This new request of yours

00:34:01Julius Varo

00:34:03Demonstrates once more that you do not consider yourself in the service of Rome

00:34:06But that you believe instead that Rome should be serving you and your own interests

00:34:16Otherwise

00:34:17Why would you dare to ask us to furnish your Legion?

00:34:20You only want to put your own personal affairs in order and recapture a mere handful of slaves

00:34:26The Tribune of the people

00:34:28Takes advantage of every opportunity to speak here like a demagogue

00:34:33After all, it's his job. So he must permit it

00:34:36But all you senators

00:34:38You who like myself wish the state to be strong and respected?

00:34:43But surely realize that this is not a question of recapturing a few slaves

00:34:47But of setting an example

00:34:49We will appear weak and foolish if we permit them to escape

00:34:53We will appear weak and foolish if we permit them to escape like this so easily and then other slaves will attempt it

00:34:59Then our economy and our prestige

00:35:02Will suffer enormously because of it senator Varo. There is still another way to counteract the escape of your slaves

00:35:09I really and what is that treat them with more compassion and with justice?

00:35:23Hmm

00:35:28Caius Gracchus was able to twist them all around his little finger and those stupid imbeciles

00:35:33Refused to give me any assistance. Oh

00:35:35But I won't permit them to win so easily. We'll force them into it. It'll take a lot of time before we can gather an army

00:35:44No, if I could only believe those gladiators then everything would work out the way I wanted to

00:35:50Spartacus would have already left camp by now and be searching for galleys, but Spartacus will escape

00:35:57Do you think he'll go away without the small children and the women?

00:36:02We'll get there first and then he will attack us

00:36:07Then Rome will be forced to help me with allegiance

00:36:11I've never met this rude people in my life. I invited them into my house. I offered them my friendship even my father

00:36:17Offered to help them and they went away without so much as saying goodbye

00:36:22I'm really disappointed, especially in that nice handsome young man with the brown hair, which one I

00:36:29Don't remember there being anyone particularly

00:36:32handsome

00:36:34And young the boy who used to pick the figs from those branches. Oh

00:36:39That one we'd better hurry I want to surprise my father and decorate the house with some flowers

00:36:44We've really been fools

00:36:47I'm afraid I must agree with you. They took us in as if we were a bunch of novices

00:36:52Well, it's been a whole month since we've worked in here exactly with all this inactivity. We're not as sharp as we used to be

00:36:58Well, then we'd better do something about it

00:37:00If we have to use our muscles to make our brains work, we have exactly what we need

00:37:05We have enough work here and make us all geniuses

00:37:14You

00:37:18Can't do anything. It's solid

00:37:20This chain was made to restrain only one man, but if we all tried

00:37:25Well, what do you think?

00:37:44What's that I think you hear a noise it's only rats

00:37:48Well, men, I don't think there's anything we can do about it say look at this

00:37:57What good is this let's all try to pull it maybe something will happen

00:38:14I

00:38:21Wait a minute say

00:38:24It's fresher. We're under the garden

00:38:28Serious you get up there. All right. Come here

00:38:44We

00:38:53Won't cut this one. It would probably die immediately. Oh

00:38:58We're under the garden we'll be safe now

00:39:01Look, Valeria someone's hand. That's Libya's voice. Libya. It's me Libya. But is it really you see a meal? Yes. Yes

00:39:09What are you doing down there didn't you leave with your companions?

00:39:12Oh, we wanted to but your father didn't like the idea and locked us up here

00:39:16But that's nonsense. Why would my own father dream of doing a thing like that?

00:39:19I won't permit you to say such things to me. All right, we'll talk about it later right now

00:39:24We need help. We're locked in down here. We're being guarded

00:39:27Libya, will you help us?

00:39:28Yes, I'll help you. I don't know what I should do to get you out. We must break the door down, but it's very strong

00:39:34We'll need a large knife an axe and an iron bar possible. All right, I'll try but listen

00:39:40Don't you feel it would be simpler if I just bring you the key what?

00:39:46If they don't relieve us soon, I'm gonna die of boredom down here better not let anyone hear you complain like this

00:39:52No, you surely won't die of boredom

00:39:55Here they come at last we can get some sleep

00:40:03Oh

00:40:17We showed them

00:40:19What have you planned Roger? We must tell Spartacus and warn him about VAR. Hey, we better leave here right now

00:40:33I

00:40:44Was so worried about you I thought that perhaps everything's just fine

00:40:47Now, what will you do right at the moment? We've got to get away from here as fast as possible

00:40:53There's several horses in this table. You may take them. Why are you doing so much for us still?

00:40:58I hope you know that we're grateful. I feel so responsible for my father

00:41:02I still can't believe he's capable of such a thing. I

00:41:05Thought he was a man of honor, but for the first time I'm starting to understand all this

00:41:09Don't you worry try not to think about it

00:41:19Do you think we'll ever meet again, I don't know

00:41:25We happen to meet each other at the wrong time perhaps one day we shall be lucky we'll be able to be together again

00:41:32There there is nothing more that I would want in the whole world

00:41:39Serbio

00:41:49Look we're almost there

00:41:55Wait

00:42:01I

00:42:31Oh

00:42:53What here

00:43:01Oh

00:43:05Who was it

00:43:07the soldiers

00:43:08Of our home they killed him attacked us the young men were all

00:43:14Taken away to the great aqueduct a work camp of horror

00:43:26They'll pay for this I swear it

00:43:31May the gods bear witness to my promise they must have followed us that first time when we came here

00:43:37How else would they have been able to find this place?

00:44:02Martha

00:44:11Martha

00:44:24Mother

00:44:31Oh

00:45:01Murderer you'll pay for all this don't Spartacus. Please. Please. Yes, you're alive

00:45:10These years these young men here are not to blame for this I know that they are

00:45:19Innocent I know it

00:45:23And you please

00:45:25Are innocent I know it

00:45:30And you please listen they'll explain how how this all oh

00:45:40It's difficult to defend ourselves

00:45:44But they're innocent or guilty we meant well

00:45:49But it was still because of us

00:45:51That borrows men got here

00:45:52We reported that you would leave here as soon as you were able to find the ships

00:45:56And that you would send him the ransom from Thrace. He seemed to agree

00:46:00However, he drugged us and imprisoned us

00:46:03We came as soon as we could get away. We wanted to warn you and put you on your guard

00:46:08But the others got here before we did. I

00:46:12Have already found all the ships they're ready and waiting for us

00:46:15By now, we could have all gotten away and been able to return to our own land

00:46:21You men happen to know where they have taken the others

00:46:24Yes, at least she has told us to one of Varro's work camps. We must follow them at once. No

00:46:30That's just what Varro would want. You don't have enough of your men left to succeed this way. I think you're right

00:46:36I'll have to go find some more men

00:46:37I will offer my protection to each and every slave who wants to break away from his own chains

00:46:42I will gather together all of those slaves who are desperate and lost and I will form an army

00:46:47I had only wanted Liberty for us all but destiny decided she wanted something else and now I'll fight this to the finish

00:46:54We all want to go with you

00:46:57If you'll let us while you go and gather all your men together, let us go ahead of you

00:47:01We can study their defenses and if we're lucky even make contact with their people will undermine morale and discourage them by announcing your arrival

00:47:09Very well

00:47:12Thank you my friend

00:47:16Oh

00:47:35Come on come on your slaves keep moving

00:47:46Oh

00:48:11Come you can't stay here any longer

00:48:16Oh

00:48:23Keep moving get out of my way

00:48:46Oh

00:49:08Welcome back Jim bro. Thank you had a good journey. Yes

00:49:17Take care of her

00:49:33Senator Varro is not satisfied. The work is going much too slow. You can see for yourself

00:49:38We don't allow laziness here, but we don't have enough people and they're all dying off. Well, all right

00:49:43No, I brought some more and I don't want any more excuses

00:49:47Come on

00:50:06Stop

00:50:08Take a look around this place. This is where you will live

00:50:13work and

00:50:15eventually die

00:50:16Now go on get in there

00:50:20Just a minute. I could offer you a different life if you just

00:50:39You

00:50:48Look there comes some soldiers that's high

00:50:50Hey, look, there's one

00:51:20Oh

00:51:50I

00:52:01Will kill you

00:52:11Don't worry, I won't make a move. He seems intelligent

00:52:14Perhaps we won't even have to torture him very much to make sure that he took pulling out his fingernails should do it

00:52:19Or putting a red-hot sword into the soles of his feet

00:52:25Excuse me

00:52:26But if you would just explain exactly what it is you want from me

00:52:30Perhaps I just might spare you all the trouble of having to torture me

00:52:36Who are you and what do you do in the camp and why is it that you're permitted to go out anytime you want?

00:52:42My name is Cipro and I'm a blacksmith the best in the region actually I

00:52:48Go to the camp often to repair their working tools or sometimes to put the chains on new arrivals

00:52:54You seem like a good man. Why do you work for these people? I could have refused to work there

00:52:59Yes, it's true

00:53:00But I'm a poor man with a wife and family and in these times they make a slave out of you for any reason

00:53:06We must all stop here for a while

00:53:08Tell me do you happen to know if there's an abandoned shack or an empty cabin around I

00:53:16Don't believe so, but there is a grotto near my cabin not far from here just beyond the forest

00:53:21I sometimes use it to do some work, but it's very large and there's enough room there for all of you

00:53:39You

00:53:51Who are you don't be afraid I'm a friend it's all right

00:54:03Daria

00:54:08Daria

00:54:11It's me Rocha

00:54:16You don't have to tell me who you are what is it that you want

00:54:29Are you pleased to see us like this bottle must be quite delighted with you

00:54:33Don't say that

00:54:35Spartacus sent me you must believe me. He's rounding up other men who will attack the camp

00:54:40Meanwhile, I've come to free you and if you just follow me you can be reunited with Spartacus. How can I really believe all this?

00:54:49All right, if you aren't sure go and call the guards

00:54:54If I'm one of them, they won't do anything to me if I'm not then you'll have proof of my honesty

00:55:06But you're taking a terrible chance so much just for me

00:55:26I still have a debt to pay to Spartacus. I wanted to begin by freeing his girl. Thank you

00:55:35But it wouldn't be fair to run away

00:55:38You see if Spartacus is coming soon

00:55:41my duty is to remain here with all the others and

00:55:45when that wonderful moment arrives and

00:55:48He at last can liberate us. I will be of more use here than outside

00:55:56Daria you're a brave girl

00:56:01Thank you

00:56:03I'll try to bring some more news

00:56:07Roger

00:56:16I'm not Spartacus's girl

00:56:23This is their camp the river and the watchtowers

00:56:26The mountain with a cave and the two walls and the barracks where the slaves are is here

00:56:32You've all been carefully observing their activities now according to you, which is the weakest point in their defenses

00:56:37We won't even discuss the walls and the gate

00:56:40They'll watch night and day and there's a Sentinel posted nearly every yard

00:56:46There are fewer guards posted on the mountain, but it's an impossible climb and the walls are too steep

00:56:50We'll never be able to get the slaves out that way. I

00:56:54Think that in spite of the strong current and the guards along the banks. Our only hope right now is the river at this point

00:57:02The

00:57:05Aqueduct they're constructing is far from the camp and the slaves and guards pass through the woods two times a day

00:57:10We could attack there

00:57:13No

00:57:19The woods are too patrolled besides there are many slaves who never get out of camp

00:57:24the women

00:57:25The ones who work in the quarry

00:57:27We can't abandon them

00:57:29You are right

00:57:31Well, then we choose the river. It's decided here where the river bends

00:57:36Perhaps we would be out of range of the archers in the towers. What are you doing?

00:57:42Nothing

00:57:48And what's that supposed to be

00:57:51It's a game

00:57:53Something we've just invented and you play with dice and the one who loses loses his head

00:57:59Sometimes you need to know how to take a risk

00:58:01If the prize is worth the trouble, I haven't seen anything and I don't know anything. I'm not interested in ideals

00:58:08I'm interested in things I can use

00:58:11Who mentioned ideals well, why are you so interested in that camp? It's only full of slaves

00:58:20Aren't you the ones who want to go and help them that's true, but that's our business

00:58:25For another man, however for an enterprising courageous clever man who knows about bellows and forges

00:58:31There's a fortune to be made

00:58:33How could he don't forget iron is precious and the slaves have a lot of it on their feet and on their hands

00:58:40Isn't that right? And what am I going to do with thousands of chains?

00:58:45Thousands of chains

00:58:48Perhaps melt them down

00:58:50Then I could make new shields

00:58:52Weapons

00:58:54huh, I

00:58:55Will make a fortune. I'll be rich then. I'll do it

00:59:00I'll join you but

00:59:04You'll have the slate I want the iron agreed see bro

00:59:16Hey, look at that, I wonder where that wagons going

00:59:22I

00:59:52I

01:00:23Did someone whistle you two take a look around

01:00:41Come on with me

01:00:43Now

01:00:51Where could those two be we're here

01:01:13Oh

01:01:43I'd make 60. All right. Hurry it up

01:02:14Oh

01:02:36Hurry up

01:02:43Oh

01:03:13One two, three, four, five six seven eight nine ten

01:03:18There's still one

01:03:22Hey, give me a hand get me out of here

01:03:4324

01:03:57This makes 24, how do you account for the loss of so many men I

01:04:02Can't I can't explain it. You can't I can tell you. I'm sure there's an explanation

01:04:08Just look outside you think your men are being taken away from you mysteriously, but I know what's going on

01:04:14desertion

01:04:16And you if this happens again, you'll pay for it. You understand now get out

01:04:27Something very strange is going on here. I

01:04:30Don't like the way these peasants are reacting to punishment

01:04:33They used to cringe they used to implore I used to scream but now I

01:04:41don't know

01:04:42something

01:04:52Have courage Spartacus is coming remember Spartacus Spartacus

01:05:03Spartacus

01:05:08Spartacus I've heard that Spartacus hasn't fled as our great humanitarian Kyle Scraggers has maintained

01:05:15To escape forever from my tyranny, but to plan an attack against Rome. Yes fellow senators against Rome

01:05:23against our economy

01:05:24Against our entire civilization this wild pack of slaves will give vent to their longing to destroy us right now

01:05:32He is searching throughout our country for servants for slaves

01:05:37For gladiators and when he can form an army, he will attack us at once

01:05:42I demand the intervention of our Legion Rome is in peril

01:05:47The security of Rome must be the concern of us all but let us not act prematurely

01:05:51I beg of you. Let us examine the problem very carefully before deciding the measures to be taken. I approve senator

01:05:57I am confident that all of you here today

01:06:01Will arrive at the right decision

01:06:04When I see you like this, I tremble. I know that many men will suffer and most of the slaves will die

01:06:12There is something I must know

01:06:14Are you certain the fates have given you the right to do this or have you taken this right yourself?

01:06:30I

01:06:44See that we've fallen far behind if we want to get the contract to build that new road

01:06:49It is necessary that we finish this project on schedule. I want you to increase the slaves working schedule to 18 hours a day

01:06:57But even now too many are dying besides when they are tired

01:07:01They are less careful and more accidents happen many of them get hurt and we can't use them anymore

01:07:06Centuries from now in future generations. Look at this beautiful aqueduct. I build they will remember my name only

01:07:12Not the number of slaves that were maimed and killed here

01:07:28Oh

01:07:47Enjoy the trip, how could I enjoy myself when I didn't want to take the trip or come here?

01:07:58You

01:08:00Arrived only yesterday and already everyone is suffering under the weight of this tyranny ten slaves were torn apart and killed by his dogs

01:08:08Merely for his own enjoyment. That man is crazy

01:08:15Even he will have his hour and I hope I will be the one to bring it to him

01:08:20Cipro did Barrow come alone. Yes, but today his daughter arrived at the camp

01:08:26Do you think we could ask her to help us Russia?

01:08:28Asked Barrow's daughter for help. She never would she already has well, she's different father

01:08:35Roger come quickly. We've captured a man

01:08:37He was looking around for several hours and started asking a lot of questions must be one of their own spies

01:08:41Where is he now in the woods? My brother started nothing. We're watching him

01:08:50I

01:08:53Hope you have some influence on these two fellas. I'd like to be untied

01:08:59You should have told them immediately that you were a friend that's what I kept saying if you were an enemy

01:09:03Would you have told us I see what you mean?

01:09:08Tell me about Spartacus, where is he? Well, he's only two days behind me. Listen, there are thousands of them from all over slaves peasants gladiators

01:09:17Weapons aren't plentiful. It's true, but he'll do it. Anyway, Spartacus will lead us to victory

01:09:24Even the prisoners are ready. We've contacted them and they're all waiting for Spartacus to begin the revolt

01:09:30He'll be here soon in no more than two days. You better give him my horse so I can return

01:09:34All right, you must be tired. Wouldn't you like to rest and eat something? No, I must report immediately very well

01:09:40The moment has finally come now is the time for us to make our move

01:09:46I

01:10:02About time you got here. Do you want some water like an oven today? It looks like rain. I think you're right

01:10:16Oh

01:10:46Oh

01:10:52Surrender or you'll die

01:10:58Where are your companions and who has been helping you in the camp?

01:11:07Answer the question. Come on answer answer me when I ask you

01:11:12Has he talked

01:11:15Nothing yet, but he'll talk it won't be long now

01:11:20It's useless. I don't think this method of yours will get us anywhere

01:11:24Anyway, I don't have to be told anything. I

01:11:28Think his very presence here and the strange disappearance of all our guards

01:11:33Explain quite sufficiently

01:11:36What he's trying to do

01:11:38What he's trying to do I think he's trying to free the slaves

01:11:50Poor fool, you'll be put to death instead that won't change anything

01:12:01I'm convinced that it will be more than sufficient to discourage your companions and above all my slaves

01:12:07From doing anything so foolish

01:12:10Now then gather nine of the slaves

01:12:14Ten dead men will be much more convincing

01:12:19In that way you'll have company dying and nine of them

01:12:24Remind you of your old companions. Damn you

01:12:37Oh

01:12:56Inform the archery team they must practice before evening

01:13:06I

01:13:09You

01:13:18Get

01:13:20Hurry up

01:13:35Particles should be here by now

01:13:37Perhaps he's approaching by way of the river. He'll arrive. Don't worry Darian when he does he'll help us

01:13:42I know but we mustn't wait when we are ordered to witness the execution. We must be ready

01:13:48We'll attack and rescue those men we can always hide in the grotto by then. Let's hope Spartacus is here

01:14:18You

01:14:31Know I don't like you running around the camp alone. Don't touch me father

01:14:35Only a monster would think up a kind of punishment as cruel as this one before

01:14:39But they're all my enemies. They want to revolt. I don't blame them. You are their enemy. I

01:14:47Forbid you to speak in such a way. How how dare you get inside now go

01:15:03All right, go down and line up by the tree think big about it

01:15:17I

01:15:21Could look at this spectacle you slaves if you're not careful it could happen to you tomorrow

01:15:47I

01:16:02Bring news that should interest you

01:16:05My sources inform me that Spartacus is traveling this way toward our camp

01:16:09He is leading a large army equipped with weapons and horses

01:16:13I imagine that all of you are anxious and also impatient for his arrival for this reason and

01:16:18For the paternal affection, which I've borne you I must shatter all of your illusions

01:16:27Yes, my children

01:16:29Spartacus unfortunately will shortly be detained by General Claudius and all his legions

01:16:34They're in position only five miles from here. So it will take more than a miserable band of slaves to conquer Rome

01:16:42I

01:17:12And now it's Rochester

01:17:42I'll kill you

01:18:12I

01:18:42I

01:18:50Miserable wench, but I'll fix you all I'll go and get General Claudius and I'll return here with all his legions

01:18:56And not one single slave will be spared without reinforcements. We can't hold out for long Lydia hurry now. You're coming with me

01:19:03I don't want to go with you. I'm staying here

01:19:07You'll answer to me for this hurry, let's go come with me

01:19:12I

01:19:14I

01:19:44I

01:20:14I

01:20:29Get the women and the old people out of the camp

01:20:44I

01:21:15Oh

01:21:27Where is he I must tell borrow

01:21:44Oh

01:22:14I

01:22:44Oh

01:22:53Far off what are you doing here?

01:22:55They all apart the slaves left and where do they think they can flee those miserable slaves?

01:23:00They will scatter like pigs from a butcher's knife

01:23:07We'll recapture them all don't worry

01:23:10But right now I want to wait for Spartacus

01:23:13He's the one we must think about first

01:23:17Take your positions at the catapults

01:23:42I

01:24:09Don't like this silence Spartacus

01:24:12Altman

01:24:21It's a trap man, let's try to break through

01:24:41I

01:25:11I

01:25:41I

01:26:12We've split Spartacus his army into two parts, but the slaves are still resisting have all our reserve forces been brought into the battle

01:26:19These beggars have made us lose too much time and too many men

01:26:41The Romans are encircling us. We're finished. We just can't resist another attack

01:26:47Maybe but we still must try look there

01:27:05Greetings Spartacus

01:27:08Come on

01:27:16Now we're surrounded they're attacking us from the rear

01:27:37I

01:28:07I

01:28:37I

01:28:50That's the corpse of general Claudius

01:28:54It's Pharaoh's corpse that I want to see rotted and picked apart by carrion, let's go look for it

01:29:05Jimbo

01:29:07I

01:29:15Can't keep up with you. Nobody asked you to borrow if you can't run you better stay here

01:29:20Think about saving your own skin help me Jim, bro. I can't go on. I'm warning you stay away

01:29:27I have my own life to think about

01:29:37Alive quick, let's hide

01:29:51Water

01:30:08Help

01:30:13I'm wounded here

01:30:16If you let the slaves capture me like this

01:30:18They will tear me to pieces. I

01:30:21Beg you help me you

01:30:24You must promise me. I won't

01:30:27Suffer and be killed like this. I

01:30:31Am I'm your father

01:30:38I

01:30:54Make sure you get away

01:31:07You

01:31:11He's my father

01:31:13Don't tell anyone. I

01:31:15Know how much suffering he's given you. I know he doesn't show any compassion decency or pity

01:31:21But you are different

01:31:23You're better than he is. Please help me this one

01:31:28Yeah, but it's not so easy for me now

01:31:34I'll do it though

01:31:38Daddy

01:31:41Where you going there's a chariot beyond the wood

01:31:47I'll bring it here

01:32:07I

01:32:37Broke up Rocha look out there. Let's go after them. Come on

01:33:07I

01:33:37Oh

01:34:07I

01:34:37I want to have the pleasure of beating you with my own hands

01:35:07Oh

01:35:37Oh

01:36:07Oh

01:36:17You're safe Daria, it's all over now

01:36:37Come on let's go

01:37:07Oh

01:37:23Look Spartacus what a wonderful sight

01:37:27No one will stop us from leaving for our own country now

01:37:32One battle will never be enough to convince Rome other men will always try to keep us from our freedom

01:37:37Our only real victory was in our rebelling and in proving that no man on earth should be a slave

01:38:07Oh

01:38:37You

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