Ulysses Against The Sons of Hercules | Full Movie | Mario Caiano | Georges Marchal, Mike Lane

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ULYSSES AGAINST THE SONS OF HERCULES (Ulysses Against Hercules)
| Adventure, Fantasy | 1962

Original title: Ulisse contro Ercole

Plot:
Ulysses offends the gods by blinding the Cyclops, so they send Hercules to capture him and bring him to them.

Crew:

• Directed by: Mario Caiano
• Written by: Mario Caiano, André Tabet
• Starring: Georges Marchal, Mike Lane, Alessandra Panaro, Dominique Boschero
• Produced by:
• Music by: Angelo Francesco Lavagnino
• Cinematography: Alvaro Mancori
• Edited by: Renato Cinquini

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Transcript

00:00:00The mighty sons of Hercules once thundered through the years.

00:00:23These men of steel could never feel the curse of a coward's fears.

00:00:29The mighty sons of Hercules were men as men should be.

00:00:35They burned with dreams, then turned their dreams into history.

00:00:41A hundred giants, brave and bold, they ruled the world in days of old.

00:00:47The mighty sons of Hercules were men as men should be.

00:00:53They shook the world and shook the world's the sons of Hercules.

00:01:12The mighty sons of Hercules once thundered through the years.

00:01:18These men of steel could never feel the curse of a coward's fears.

00:01:24The mighty sons of Hercules were men as men should be.

00:01:30They burned with dreams, then turned their dreams into history.

00:01:49Through the centuries in olden times there lived the sons of Hercules, heroes supreme.

00:01:59They roamed the earth righting wrongs, helping the weak and oppressed, and seeking adventure.

00:02:07They were the mightiest of mortal men. One of them was Heracles.

00:02:13It is of his deeds we tell now, of his struggle with Ulysses.

00:02:19Since the fall of Troy, Ulysses has wandered over the seas.

00:02:25In Sicily, to escape with his life, he blinded the Cyclops Polyphemus, son of Neptune.

00:02:31The gods were mightily angered by this deed and proclaimed a terrible punishment.

00:02:37To bring Ulysses to judgment, the gods will send Heracles.

00:02:47Ithaca, there she lies at long last, my island home again.

00:02:55How many years did I wait for this moment.

00:02:59The whole kingdom will rejoice as they see our sail on the horizon.

00:03:04My father, the white bearded Laertes.

00:03:08And Telemachus, my son, who when I sailed was still just an infant in his cradle.

00:03:15And Penelope, my sweet wife.

00:03:23No, I won't let you marry Adrastus. I leave you.

00:03:29Helen.

00:03:32Helen.

00:03:34I love you.

00:03:36So great is my love I cannot live without you.

00:03:39And now, you say I must leave you forever.

00:03:48What power then does this man have over you?

00:03:50A worthless promise forced from your father, King Icarno?

00:03:53You know this will destroy your life and mine.

00:03:56No, Heracles, you must not speak so.

00:04:00You know I love you so much.

00:04:02If you truly loved me, you would not speak to me of Adrastus.

00:04:06Nor of your father and his unworthy promises.

00:04:09You know my life is yours.

00:04:12Believe in me, Helen.

00:04:14I will take you to a place far from here where nothing shall destroy our happiness.

00:04:19I would go too, Heracles, but it's impossible.

00:04:23The honor of my father is at stake.

00:04:25And also, were I to flee, my people would be enslaved as a reprisal.

00:04:30Think of your own happiness, Helen.

00:04:32Would you bind yourself for life to a man you do not love?

00:04:36My father only made this promise because he was forced to.

00:04:43He was defeated in battle by the father of Adrastus.

00:04:47And our city was spared on one condition.

00:04:51That I should be given in marriage to his son.

00:04:59And now the time has come to fulfill the promise my father made.

00:05:06That I will always love you.

00:05:08I will love you till the day I die.

00:05:11I will always remember the happy moments I spent with you.

00:05:15But now the time has come for us to part.

00:05:21You must never see me again.

00:05:28Farewell.

00:05:29No, Helen, do not go.

00:05:31No, Helen, you cannot leave me.

00:05:34Adrastus is waiting for me.

00:05:37Helen!

00:05:38Helen!

00:05:49Jupiter hath sent me in search of thee.

00:05:51He hath need of thee.

00:05:55Thou must come at once.

00:06:09I have covered fifty leagues in two days.

00:06:11And ridden two horses to death to get here in time for our meeting.

00:06:18No.

00:06:19What is it?

00:06:21Are you not happy?

00:06:25Come, I must greet your father.

00:06:27After that we will roast a fatted calf.

00:06:29I am hungry as a wolf.

00:06:31A sail!

00:06:33A sail astern to starboard!

00:06:36Ship in sight!

00:06:45What is she?

00:06:47With that red sail there can be no doubt about it.

00:06:50She is a Phoenician.

00:06:52Then what is she doing here?

00:06:54I have an idea that we shall soon find out.

00:06:57That pirate ship does not bearing down on us just to welcome us home.

00:07:01Redouble your effort!

00:07:07That's strange.

00:07:09It looks as if the wind is only blowing for them.

00:07:12If it continues thus, they will soon be on us.

00:07:15The pirates.

00:07:16Just when we are in sight of home.

00:07:19Arm yourselves with whatever comes to hand.

00:07:21Rope ends, staves or chains.

00:07:23It's going to be hot work before long.

00:07:25Arm yourselves!

00:07:37Jupiter, they are preparing to ram us.

00:07:39Reverse your oars!

00:07:41Let go of the mainsail!

00:08:37Aargh!

00:08:39Aargh!

00:09:04Hey, you men, hurry!

00:09:06Take to them! Capture Ulysses!

00:09:10Aargh!

00:09:14Now back to the ship.

00:09:18Hoist the mainsail!

00:09:28Heave! Ho! Heave! Ho!

00:09:31Heave! Ho!

00:09:33Heave! Ho!

00:09:39Heave! Ho!

00:09:47I want to speak to your chief.

00:09:49If you take me to Ithaca, I shall give you all the gold you could ever want.

00:10:03Did you hear what he wanted?

00:10:05He must be out of his wits.

00:10:07Capture wasn't nearly so easy as you led me to believe.

00:10:11He killed seven of my men single-handed.

00:10:13And then pushed another ten of them overboard.

00:10:16I've been fighting on the seas for twenty years.

00:10:18But I've never met a man like him.

00:10:20He might have warned me at least.

00:10:24Hey, I didn't bargain for anything as tough as this turned out to be.

00:10:28Are you sure he cannot escape?

00:10:31There's no man breathing as experienced as I in piracy.

00:10:35When asset takes on a job, you can be absolutely sure you'll get it done.

00:11:05Heave! Ho!

00:11:07Heave! Ho!

00:11:09Heave! Ho!

00:11:11Heave! Ho!

00:11:13Heave! Ho!

00:11:15Heave! Ho!

00:11:17Heave! Ho!

00:11:19Heave! Ho!

00:11:21Heave! Ho!

00:11:23Heave! Ho!

00:11:25Heave! Ho!

00:11:27Heave! Ho!

00:11:29Heave!

00:11:31Heave!

00:11:35Heave!

00:11:37Heave!

00:11:39Heave!

00:11:47Heave!

00:12:07Heave!

00:12:09Heave!

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00:13:01Heave!

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00:13:31Ulysses! Come on!

00:13:33Ulysses, where are you?

00:13:39Ulysses, answer me! Where are you?

00:13:47Abandon ship!

00:13:49Abandon ship!

00:13:55Where are you?

00:14:01He's jumped into the sea! After him!

00:14:03Don't let him escape!

00:14:05Bring him back alive! Hurry!

00:14:07Ulysses!

00:14:13Where are you?

00:14:31After him!

00:14:33He'll get away! Hurry!

00:14:35Faster! Faster!

00:15:01Ah!

00:15:31Follow me!

00:15:39He's going to reach the shore!

00:15:41We must stop him! Swim harder! Follow me!

00:15:55Hey! Hurry!

00:15:57What are you dawdling for?

00:15:59Forward!

00:16:01He's getting tired!

00:16:03A few more strokes and he's ours!

00:16:05There'll be a pot of gold for the man who catches him!

00:16:07Wait! Wait a minute!

00:16:09What do I care about it? What about my ship?

00:16:11Who's going to pay for it?

00:16:13You're the one responsible for this!

00:16:15I've lost my beautiful ship and you're going to pay for it!

00:16:29Ah!

00:16:47Help! I'm drowning! Help!

00:16:59Help!

00:17:29Help!

00:17:59Help!

00:18:29Ah!

00:18:51Ulysses! Stop!

00:18:59Ulysses!

00:19:29Ulysses!

00:19:31You cannot escape!

00:19:33I will be no man's prisoner!

00:19:35Not while I live!

00:19:59Help!

00:20:01Help!

00:20:03Help!

00:20:05Help!

00:20:07Help!

00:20:09Help!

00:20:11Help!

00:20:13Help!

00:20:15Help!

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00:20:21Help!

00:20:23Help!

00:20:25Help!

00:20:27Help!

00:20:43Why are you so eager to capture me?

00:20:47You have affronted the gods

00:20:49by blinding the son of Neptune.

00:20:53Jupiter has decided

00:20:55that you are to be a slave to the Cyclops

00:20:59so that he may avenge himself.

00:21:01Jupiter has not heard how many of my brave men

00:21:03were devoured by that monster.

00:21:05For what would have happened to me

00:21:07had I not been able...

00:21:09Since when have men been allowed to question the will of the gods?

00:21:13Enough, Ulysses.

00:21:17If I have to,

00:21:19I'll carry you on my shoulders

00:21:21every step of the way to Sicily.

00:21:25Help!

00:21:27Help!

00:21:29Help!

00:21:31Help!

00:21:33Help!

00:21:35Help!

00:21:37Help!

00:21:39Help!

00:21:41Help!

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00:21:45Help!

00:21:49We are two sailors.

00:21:51We were on our way to Sicily

00:21:53when the sea was wrecked and we had to swim for our lives.

00:21:57We were unaware that this country was your domain

00:21:59and now we are prepared

00:22:01to render the homage that is due to your authority.

00:22:03The homage due to my authority,

00:22:05strangers, is fraught with a deadly peril.

00:22:07You have set foot in a realm

00:22:09the like of which you have never seen before.

00:22:13Nothing has the power anymore to frighten men like us.

00:22:17Know that I have visited many strange lands

00:22:19and unknown seas.

00:22:21I escaped from Circe, the sorceress

00:22:23who transformed every man of my crew into swine.

00:22:27And I heard without going mad

00:22:29the sweet and treacherous song of the sirens.

00:22:31I've known the life without a future

00:22:33or a past that is experienced

00:22:35by those who taste of the lotus flower.

00:22:37For his animal brutality,

00:22:39I chastised Polyphemus,

00:22:41the Cyclops,

00:22:43the eater of human flesh.

00:22:45And I have destroyed the many-headed monster,

00:22:47the Hydra of Lerna.

00:22:51I have fought the Cretan bull

00:22:53and captured the mares of Diomedes.

00:22:55Yet I have never known fear.

00:22:59There is no task so arduous or dangerous

00:23:01that I would not confront it.

00:23:03In spite of all these adventures,

00:23:05we are but poor sailors,

00:23:07unworthy of your attention.

00:23:09You are lying, stranger.

00:23:17I have seen many a poor sailor

00:23:19whom the sea has cast upon the shores

00:23:21of this land of mine.

00:23:23But I have yet to see one who is as proud as you

00:23:25or one who talked as well as you.

00:23:27You may be sailors,

00:23:29merchants, warriors, or poets.

00:23:31It is all one to me you are men.

00:23:33Your fate will be just the same as the others.

00:23:37What right have you to decide our fate?

00:23:39Perhaps we might be of use to you.

00:23:41We have traveled in many lands

00:23:43and have learned many things.

00:23:45Free us and we will teach you.

00:23:47We can make bows, arrows, and spheres.

00:23:49We know how to make houses and build ships.

00:23:53You speak of things of which I know nothing,

00:23:55but I doubt if they would be useful to us.

00:23:57We can hunt for you.

00:23:59We can kill the wild beasts of your forests.

00:24:01My people do not kill animals.

00:24:03We live only on fruits and berries.

00:24:05Then we would be able to teach you

00:24:07how to cultivate your fields

00:24:09and make bread.

00:24:11What is it that you want from us?

00:24:13Tell us and be finished.

00:24:15Stranger, we have a mighty god.

00:24:17The giant vulture who rules over our lives

00:24:19and calls for a sacrifice

00:24:21that he has never refused.

00:24:27At each changing of the moon

00:24:29we have to offer him the flesh

00:24:31and the blood of a man.

00:24:33You are mad.

00:24:35Sacrifice an ox, a goat, or any beast,

00:24:37but let us go.

00:24:41Tomorrow my subjects will tear you

00:24:43with their claws.

00:24:45After that, your bodies will be exposed

00:24:47on the branches of the sacred oak.

00:24:49There the giant vulture will take his offering.

00:24:55Such is our law.

00:24:57Even if I so desired, I could not change it.

00:25:13These are cursed ropes.

00:25:15They seem to be bewitched.

00:25:17The more I struggle, the tighter they get.

00:25:19Then you had better stop struggling.

00:25:21Stop struggling?

00:25:23Have you gone mad?

00:25:25I am not going to let myself be eaten

00:25:27by a sacred vulture.

00:25:29For my part, I'd soon be torn to shreds here

00:25:31than devoured by your friend Polyphemus.

00:25:33There's not much time.

00:25:35I have to go.

00:25:37I have to go.

00:25:39I have to go.

00:25:41You hurt your friend Polyphemus,

00:25:43so there's not much difference.

00:25:45Why did you tell that woman that we are friends?

00:25:47I am not your friend, and you know it.

00:25:51I will succeed in getting away,

00:25:53but do not think I will have

00:25:55any pity for you.

00:25:57Strength alone is of little or no use here.

00:26:05Perhaps we should have been

00:26:07a little more gallant with the lady.

00:26:09What? We were not gallant enough?

00:26:12She wants to sacrifice us and you say we were not gallant enough.

00:26:16Flattery and sweet words are very rarely wasted on this kind of woman.

00:26:20It is worth trying anyhow.

00:26:23I have known it to work wonders even when the woman is not in love with you.

00:26:30Ulysses.

00:26:35Have you ever been in love?

00:26:37Why, of course I have. And I still am in love.

00:26:43It is...

00:26:45It is a strange feeling, is it not?

00:26:49It changes everything.

00:26:53I cannot explain.

00:27:03I would...

00:27:04I would like you to know my Helen.

00:27:10And I would like you to know my Penelope.

00:27:34Penelope.

00:28:04Penelope.

00:28:25How long have we been here? It seems an eternity.

00:28:31It is nowhere near sunrise.

00:28:34Time goes slowly when you are waiting for death.

00:28:36I have no wish to die.

00:28:54You cannot have had much sleep in that uncomfortable position.

00:28:57Oh, Queen.

00:28:59My friend and I were wondering

00:29:02if perhaps in your most gracious kindness

00:29:06you would consent to untie us.

00:29:08No. No, I cannot untie you because you might run away.

00:29:11And I cannot afford to take the risk.

00:29:16But I confess that both of you have been in my thoughts this night.

00:29:20And you were in our thoughts too.

00:29:24When one has seen your face,

00:29:27when one has seen your face,

00:29:28it is impossible to think of anything else.

00:29:30Why?

00:29:31What do you see in my face that troubles your thoughts so much?

00:29:36How shall I find the words I need

00:29:39to...

00:29:40to express the magic of your beauty?

00:29:42Even the rich golden tresses of Circe

00:29:45are far from rivaling the splendor of your hair.

00:29:49And the eyes of Calypso are...

00:29:51are pale compared to your eyes, oh enchantress.

00:29:54Your skin is whiter than Aphrodite's.

00:29:57And Juno herself would envy the beauty of your body.

00:30:02You please me greatly.

00:30:05You please me greatly, both of you.

00:30:08You...

00:30:09You are strong as a lion.

00:30:13And you...

00:30:15You are gallant and astute.

00:30:18You have had strange adventures

00:30:21and more than your share of suffering.

00:30:25But I may save the life of only one of you.

00:30:29Tomorrow, according to our law, I must choose my husband

00:30:32the moment the chariot of Phoebus rises in the gate of heaven with Hesper.

00:30:37I would like my choice to fall on one of you.

00:30:40But how can I find the heart to sacrifice the other?

00:30:43But that is impossible.

00:30:45One of us will live while the other...

00:30:47So be it.

00:30:48Be it.

00:30:49Make your choice and we will bow humbly to your decision.

00:30:53No.

00:30:54I could not find it in my heart

00:30:56to save the one and sacrifice the other.

00:31:03What does she mean?

00:31:04That I've thought of a solution.

00:31:07It will save one of you

00:31:09and still give the giant vulture his offering.

00:31:12But why cannot you free both of us?

00:31:14No, the god of my people needs his victim.

00:31:17Tomorrow, after the sacred ritual, you will fight each other

00:31:20and you will fight to the death.

00:31:22Thus will destiny choose my husband.

00:31:26As you wish, O Queen.

00:31:31You cannot agree to that.

00:31:35I shall not watch your combat.

00:31:38But my heart will be

00:31:41with both of you.

00:31:47No!

00:32:11No!

00:32:18I think I can break the ropes now.

00:32:21I can use the tree as a lever.

00:32:23I think you should wait till this dance is over.

00:32:26When the time comes for us to combat,

00:32:28they will be forced to give us weapons.

00:32:47No!

00:33:06They'll kill us.

00:33:07I've got to break this rope.

00:33:09No, wait. Not yet.

00:33:18No!

00:33:29They're on fire!

00:33:32Now's our chance. Try to break the rope. Hurry!

00:33:41Hurry before they come back!

00:33:48Tear off that branch.

00:33:50The fire Prometheus stole will save us.

00:34:17They are running away. After them!

00:34:19No, this is our chance to escape.

00:34:22Not that way. Straight ahead.

00:34:38Come, hurry.

00:34:48No!

00:35:08So, we are still enemies.

00:35:10That is enough!

00:35:12Words will not serve you, Ulysses.

00:35:14Then I will say nothing.

00:35:18Do not try to resist, or I will break your arm.

00:35:31Now, Ulysses, you may go wherever you wish,

00:35:34but we will go together.

00:35:48For the many benefits of the snow on your home, sir,

00:35:51Mother Nature will provide for you all.

00:35:54Wild animals shall fall into the snare,

00:35:57and the earth yields fruit and berries.

00:36:00Bacchus has blessed mankind with the juice of the vine,

00:36:04and my lord the sun grants the earth

00:36:06the life-giving warmth of his rays.

00:36:09Blessed are they who live far from the turmoil and quarrels of men,

00:36:13apart from life's violence and passions.

00:36:18We lost our way in the forest.

00:36:20I pray you, be seated.

00:36:24You look as if you have not eaten for many days, noble strangers.

00:36:33It is written, he who eats alone chokes alone.

00:36:36I am living proof that the saying is not always true,

00:36:38but today, in your honor, I will agree with the prophet.

00:36:42We have been very unlucky.

00:36:44My poor friend here has had a bad sunstroke.

00:36:47Yes, yes.

00:36:50And he is behaving strangely.

00:36:52I was afraid that he might get violent and injure himself.

00:36:55That is why I tied him to me.

00:36:57It is possible that the sun has hit both your heads,

00:36:59or perhaps all our heads.

00:37:01I have lived here in solitude for 40 years.

00:37:04In the town, the people said I was mad,

00:37:06and I said they were mad.

00:37:08In the town, the people said I was mad,

00:37:10and I said they were mad.

00:37:11So as you can understand, we never quite seemed to agree.

00:37:14So I left.

00:37:15Would you mind telling me the quickest way for us to get to the town?

00:37:18Ah, the town.

00:37:19Well, if you insist on going, I'll show you the way,

00:37:22but I warn you, it will take you two or three days to get there.

00:37:26What is the name of this town?

00:37:28I do not remember,

00:37:30but I do know when I left it,

00:37:32its king was Icarno.

00:37:35Icarno?

00:37:36You are sure he was called Icarno?

00:37:38Speak quickly, Hermit.

00:37:41Show me the shortest way to get there.

00:37:43It is yonder.

00:37:45First you take a narrow path,

00:37:47and after, a wider road.

00:37:49But if my memory does not play tricks on me,

00:37:52you will first have to pass over a mountain,

00:37:54and then cross a valley.

00:37:55Take this.

00:37:56It will refresh you.

00:37:57It is good wine.

00:37:59You have a long way to go, and it is hot.

00:38:01Thank you, Hermit.

00:38:02May the heavens protect you.

00:38:03And may the heavens protect you.

00:38:05The road before you was dangerous,

00:38:07and you risked meeting some unpleasant people.

00:38:09Did you never hear tell of the cave dwellers of King Lago?

00:38:12Yes, you may tell us your story some other time.

00:38:32Well, what is it?

00:38:33Can we not stop a moment?

00:38:35I am worn out, and I am thirsty.

00:38:38You are tired?

00:38:39Yes.

00:38:40A Greek hero who behaves like a girl.

00:38:44Come.

00:39:03Let us rest in the shade for a while.

00:39:22What are you afraid of?

00:39:24Do you not see I can hardly stand?

00:39:26At least grant me this last wish.

00:39:30All right, Ulysses.

00:39:32Since you are a condemned man, I will be merciful.

00:40:02I envy you.

00:40:15Tonight you will see your Helen.

00:40:18How lucky you are.

00:41:02Helen.

00:41:23My love, is it really you?

00:41:26I must be dreaming.

00:41:29If it is a dream,

00:41:31this kiss will awaken you.

00:41:46I have been so sad and lonely since you left me.

00:41:49And yet, when the moon is full, I am vowed to marry Adrastus.

00:41:59Soon he will return from the court of King Messena.

00:42:03What?

00:42:10I cannot believe that your father would force you into this marriage.

00:42:14My father is weak and ill.

00:42:17The only thing he worries about is leaving our city in the hands of a strong man.

00:42:22But what of you?

00:42:25Many things have happened since I last saw you.

00:42:32It seems an eternity has passed since that day in the garden.

00:42:42Helen.

00:42:44I have come to ask for your father's help.

00:42:47My father is your friend.

00:42:49But how can he be of help to you?

00:42:51Have you ever heard of the cave dwellers of King Lago?

00:42:55You, Ulysses?

00:42:57You, Ulysses, the son of the Oetes?

00:43:00Why say you are Achilles, or Agamemnon, or Jupiter, while you are about it?

00:43:06No, you are an imposter, a face dog, and a liar.

00:43:09You think I do not know the difference between gold and brass?

00:43:12You think I cannot recognize a hero?

00:43:14Well?

00:43:15You care.

00:43:16You thought you could mock me, did you not?

00:43:18But you did not know that I could crush you to a pulp.

00:43:21You did not know that I could crush you to a pulp with only one hand.

00:43:25It is because I did not want to make mock of you that I gave you my true name.

00:43:31I am Ulysses, the conqueror of Troy.

00:43:36If I were to tell you otherwise, then I would be an imposter.

00:43:40We will soon see if you are really Ulysses.

00:43:43I will give you a chance to prove it to me.

00:43:45I will ask you some questions to which only Ulysses could find the answers.

00:43:48Ulysses is intelligent, wise, and cunning.

00:43:53And he is a reader of riddles.

00:43:55Put me to the proof.

00:43:56Ask me what you will.

00:43:58No man born of woman has ever baffled Ulysses.

00:44:01That is true.

00:44:02Now I will ask you some questions.

00:44:05What is the distance between the earth and the sky?

00:44:09826 leagues and 93 cubits.

00:44:16Bah!

00:44:17I would not disagree.

00:44:20Now, how many years go to make up paternity?

00:44:24Always one more year than all the years you can imagine.

00:44:27Well said.

00:44:28I cannot but admit that your reply is profound.

00:44:30It is true that if I were to imagine a million of millions,

00:44:33it is quite evident that I could always imagine one more.

00:44:36Very good.

00:44:37I won't forget that.

00:44:41Can you tell me why do birds have wings?

00:44:45Because if they did not have wings, they could not fly.

00:44:47Why did the gods create for race of mortals?

00:44:51So that they would have someone to praise them.

00:44:53And why did men then create for gods?

00:44:55In order to have the pleasure of blasphemy.

00:44:59Can you tell me what I am thinking this moment?

00:45:02Your thinking?

00:45:03You can't think of what to ask.

00:45:15If you really are Ulysses,

00:45:32I've heard you are unbeatable in the art of archery.

00:45:35So you would be able to shoot an arrow into this girl's eye

00:45:37from a distance of 40 paces.

00:45:42That's too easy.

00:45:44I have a better suggestion.

00:45:46You see the clasp which is holding her robe on her left shoulder?

00:45:50At 40 paces I will cleave it so that her tunic falls

00:45:53and without even scratching her.

00:45:56What you suggest pleases me greatly.

00:45:59It would be a pity if a lovely girl like this were blinded.

00:46:02A pity.

00:46:03A pity.

00:46:06Be careful you do not harm her.

00:46:08If you spill but one drop of this girl's blood,

00:46:11I will crush you to a pulp as one crushes an insect.

00:46:27You must not be afraid.

00:46:29Above all, do not move.

00:46:50Hold!

00:46:52One of you bring that torch over here

00:46:56and place it in front of him.

00:47:03That's right.

00:47:04Now you will see better.

00:47:34Bravo, Ulysses!

00:47:36Now I know you are the conqueror of Troy.

00:47:39Ulysses, let me embrace you.

00:47:43Ulysses, Ulysses, son of Laertes.

00:47:47I wish you to be my honored guest.

00:47:49Only you would know how to appreciate a man of genius like me.

00:47:56My treasure, what did that evil man want to do to you?

00:48:00He would have shot an arrow at you.

00:48:02An arrow into your lovely eye?

00:48:07My father nor his counselors know how to act.

00:48:10We are not a people skilled in war.

00:48:13There is not a man in our city courageous or able enough to lead the Iconians into battle.

00:48:17King Lago knows this and takes advantage of it to pillage our land.

00:48:21How is it possible that these savages can terrify a people such as yours?

00:48:24Only ten days ago they made a surprise raid on one of our villages.

00:48:28They massacred the men, carried off the most beautiful girls and burnt the crops.

00:48:32Our people are terrified and they are undefended.

00:48:38They might attack in force any minute.

00:48:41They might even succeed in overcoming our city.

00:48:45Hadrastas will not be back for ten days.

00:48:48You alone can save us.

00:48:52If you lead the Iconians to victory, my father will not be able to oppose our marriage.

00:49:02And you will recover your prisoner.

00:49:05But should they decide not to attack, since we have only ten days in which to act,

00:49:12we will have to provoke them by sending a challenge to King Lago.

00:49:16That's true. We must do it before the return of Hadrastas.

00:49:19If King Lago has an evil temper, it will be easy to arouse his anger.

00:49:22One of my servants shall take him an insulting message and you will offer your aid to my father.

00:49:28King Lago will do the rest.

00:49:45Read this to me.

00:49:47This must have been written by a Greek such as you.

00:49:49Years ago I could have deciphered it.

00:49:51Only now there is such a disorder reigning in my poor head.

00:49:54But do not try to trick me or you will be sorry.

00:49:59To King Lago, if within three days you and your savage hordes have not left our country,

00:50:07Icaro will take up arms and will deploy his forces against you,

00:50:13putting your men to the edge of the sword, destroying your kingdom,

00:50:17and sparing no one, not even your hideous person.

00:50:21That is all.

00:50:24And it is more than enough.

00:50:26It is even too much.

00:50:28How could these shrinking snails dare address me this way

00:50:31when they should be crawling at my feet, thanking me humbly for my bounty

00:50:35and having been stupid enough to let them live so long?

00:50:39I will destroy forever this race of filthy vermin.

00:50:42I will drag Icaro behind my chariot and I will show him a new method

00:50:46of putting to death insulting dogs such as he.

00:50:49I'll flee him.

00:50:51Then I'll pour hot oil down his throat.

00:50:54After that, I will pull out all his teeth,

00:50:56and I will force him to drink till his pig's belly bursts open.

00:51:00I will, I will, I will.

00:51:03Have you no suggestions? You're a man of imagination.

00:51:06Yes, I would advise you to prepare yourself for battle at once,

00:51:10to organize your men and arm them, and to decide your plan of attack.

00:51:15No, no, I have no need to make a plan of attack.

00:51:19I will crush them. I will scatter them like chaff before me.

00:51:22They are but cowards.

00:51:24They know nothing of the art of war, and they have no leader such as me.

00:51:32Listen, I have it.

00:51:34I know now how I will smash them.

00:51:36I will sweep down upon them from the sky.

00:51:40How will you do that? You want to change yourself into a bird?

00:51:44You're right, my friend.

00:51:46And you shall make wings for me.

00:51:49But, but it's, it's impossible.

00:51:53It's beyond the power of man to make himself lighter than air.

00:51:56No, no.

00:51:58Especially one of such, one of such great presence as you, my lord king.

00:52:04No, what you ask is beyond me.

00:52:09I know you can do it.

00:52:11You will make wings for me like those of Daedalus and Icarus when they flew from Minos.

00:52:15That's all I ask of you.

00:52:17You know, of course, the way that adventure came to an end.

00:52:20How the sun melted the wax on the wings of Icarus.

00:52:23I do not wish to hear about it.

00:52:26I want my wings by tomorrow.

00:52:28Well, go on. Invent something.

00:52:31Go.

00:52:35By the gods.

00:52:38By the gods.

00:52:40I'll exterminate them all.

00:52:43My slave girls are the canyons.

00:52:45I will start with them.

00:52:50Yes, but when they are dead, I shall be alone.

00:52:54It is an unhappy thing to be alone.

00:52:57It is an unhappy thing to be alone.

00:53:27Hear me, maidens.

00:53:29You are in terrible danger. You must try to escape from here.

00:53:32What new danger is there?

00:53:35The king is mad with rage against the Icarnians.

00:53:37He's decided to kill them all.

00:53:39And you will be his first victims. You've got to escape.

00:53:42But it's impossible. There's no way to get out of this dungeon.

00:53:45We've often tried to force the bars apart, but it's hopeless.

00:53:48Nothing could save us.

00:53:50Here, take this. It'll be useful to you.

00:53:52My cell has solid rock behind it, but yours is onto open country.

00:53:56Try to use the knife or the chisel.

00:53:58If you work hard, you may be able to loosen a stone.

00:54:02It's true. There is a loose stone in the wall.

00:54:05If we can move it, we'll be able to get out.

00:54:07But at first, only one of you should leave, the most agile.

00:54:11Once she is out, she'll see the lie of the land and tell the others if it's safe to go.

00:54:15But don't try leaving together.

00:54:17The moon is full, and you are sure to be seen.

00:54:20If you manage to reach the city,

00:54:22warn King Ecano that the cave dwellers are preparing to attack in force.

00:54:28And don't forget to tell him that I'm here.

00:54:30This I shall.

00:54:32If we manage to get away, I swear by all the gods that I will come back and free you.

00:54:36We haven't a second to lose.

00:54:38You, keep a lookout, and the rest of us to work.

00:54:53At last we've made an opening. We must hurry.

00:54:56There's no danger. They will all be asleep now.

00:54:59No, we must do exactly as the prisoner said. We must not all go together.

00:55:02You can stay behind if you like, but I'm going now.

00:55:05We must get away. I won't wait any longer.

00:55:07Come on, hurry.

00:55:09Come, quickly.

00:55:11Come back! Come back! This is madness!

00:55:14If you all leave together, you won't have a chance.

00:55:17You will be killed. Come on back.

00:55:20You will be killed. Come on back.

00:55:30Ah, the fools.

00:55:41Come quietly and keep concealed.

00:55:44There's no one in sight.

00:55:50Come on.

00:56:20Come on.

00:56:50Our path lies across the plain.

00:56:52If we can but cross it, we'll be safe.

00:57:20Ah!

00:57:50Ah!

00:58:09My lord, your wings are ready.

00:58:13Will you now show us how Largo flies?

00:58:16Ah, at last.

00:58:18I will fly at last.

00:58:20I will fly in the air much higher than to Dicarus.

00:58:23All that you have to do, my lord king, is to flap your wings.

00:58:27As does the giant eagle.

00:58:30You will soar over the mountains to Apollo's golden realm.

00:58:34Tell me, Ulysses.

00:58:36Will there ever be born a poet to immortalize in song the fabulous exploits of Largo?

00:58:47And on the third day,

00:58:49the great king with eagle wings

00:58:52soared over the wide ocean

00:58:54whose wine-dark waters circle the whole earth

00:58:57and lull it with the song of its waves.

00:59:00But the king knew no fear and continued his glorious flight.

00:59:04He wings his way towards the sun

00:59:06and now he sees the chariot of Apollo,

00:59:08tender Iris,

00:59:10and the giants of the earth

00:59:12and of the sky.

00:59:14And Chaos, the father of night, welcome him.

00:59:19No?

00:59:21Tell me, Ulysses.

00:59:23Did you want to kill me?

00:59:26It is you who shall try the wings, not I.

00:59:29Why, I might have fallen to my death.

00:59:32Well, I am quite willing to try them.

00:59:40But are you sure it is in your interest?

00:59:44If these wings work,

00:59:46I will use them to fly away.

00:59:49And if they do not work,

00:59:51you will be deprived forever of my counsel and advice.

00:59:54Yes, I see.

00:59:56You are quite right.

01:00:00You shall try them.

01:00:02Why, you know...

01:00:07Put them on.

01:00:29Go now.

01:01:00So, you had planned to kill me, you treacherous vermin.

01:01:03You wanted to murder me. You paid dearly for it.

01:01:05No, no, no. It was not my fault.

01:01:07Your warrior was too afraid to flap the wings correctly.

01:01:10Only you, great king, could have...

01:01:12I no longer need you nor your stupid, mad inventions.

01:01:15I shall swoop down on the Icanians on the wings of my horses.

01:01:18I will fly away.

01:01:20I will fly away.

01:01:22I will fly away.

01:01:24I will fly away.

01:01:26I will fly away.

01:01:28On the wings of my horses,

01:01:30I will plunge on them like a mighty eagle.

01:01:32Your sufferings will be horrible.

01:01:34You shall die a hideous death, Greek.

01:01:36You will see it drawing close,

01:01:38and you will feel its icy breath freezing your face,

01:01:41yet you will not be able to describe its ghastly features to anyone.

01:01:58Whoa!

01:02:22Whoa!

01:02:29Whoa!

01:02:35Do not weep, my child. Tell us what has befallen you.

01:02:39Thanks to the Greek prisoner, we got out of King Lago's dungeon.

01:02:42The cave dwellers saw us escaping.

01:02:44They killed the other girls, but I managed to hide in the bushes.

01:02:47I saw a savage horde assembling and setting out in the direction of our land.

01:02:51A bloodthirsty band of monstrous, howling killers.

01:02:54But can you not tell us exactly in which direction they were heading?

01:02:58No.

01:02:59Perhaps it is not their intention to make an attack on our city.

01:03:03My lord!

01:03:07The savages of Lago are advancing upon us.

01:03:09I saw them with my own eyes.

01:03:11They are burning the villages and killing everyone who resists.

01:03:14The whole countryside is in terror,

01:03:16and unless we can stop them, the cave dwellers will be here before nightfall.

01:03:19We must organize our defense.

01:03:21We must ask for peace.

01:03:22It is too late. We must leave the city.

01:03:24That is enough.

01:03:25Useless talking will not save us.

01:03:28We are not in a position to sustain a siege.

01:03:31We must meet these inhuman savages in open country.

01:03:34But there is not anyone here capable of leading our soldiers.

01:03:38If Adrastas were only back.

01:03:42I will lead your men.

01:03:53Let me take command.

01:03:57And I will rid your country forever of these monsters.

01:04:02Your heart is generous.

01:04:04I thank the gods who sent you to me.

01:04:06They will assist you in this great and noble task, my son.

01:04:11You shall lead our soldiers on the battlefield.

01:04:16The fate of our city is in your hands.

01:04:22Come back victorious,

01:04:24and whatever you desire

01:04:27shall be granted to you.

01:04:30I swear it by all the gods.

01:04:33I have only one desire.

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01:11:12Helen.

01:11:13Are you here?

01:11:16Come and help me.

01:11:19Our mission is to save the day.

01:11:22Our mission is to save you.

01:11:25So reach out your hand and hold it.

01:11:29Like the man in the picture.

01:11:32We have forgotten she lives beside the river.

01:12:38Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,

01:13:08There's no time to lose. We've got to save Lago's prisoner. I owe him my life.

01:13:12Come then, you'll show us where he is.

01:13:37Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,

01:14:04oh, oh, no!

01:14:21I'm going to kill you, I'm going to kill you, I'm going to kill you, I'm going to

01:14:48kill you, I'm going to kill you, I'm going to kill you, I'm going to kill you, I'm going

01:15:18to kill you, I'm going to kill you, I'm going to kill you, I'm going to kill you, I'm going

01:15:48to kill you, I'm going to kill you, I'm going to kill you, I'm going to kill you, I'm going

01:16:18to kill you, I'm going to kill you, I'm going to kill you, I'm going to kill you, I'm going

01:16:48to kill you, I'm going to kill you, I'm going to kill you, I'm going to kill you, I'm going

01:17:18I cannot move it.

01:17:24Luco, take hold of him.

01:17:28If you see the roof start to rise, try to pull him out.

01:17:40It's rising.

01:17:42Hurry, I cannot hold it much longer.

01:17:48There's a miracle, he's alive.

01:18:18Hector.

01:18:30Hector.

01:18:32Stand and fight.

01:18:34Coward.

01:18:36Coward.

01:18:37Asak.

01:18:39Achilles.

01:18:40Forward, friends, to the rampart.

01:18:45East Ulysses.

01:18:46Coward.

01:18:47East Ulysses.

01:18:48Coward, let me go.

01:18:49We must take him out of here, he's lost his mind.

01:18:55Let me go.

01:19:23We are united and nothing shall separate us.

01:19:25I'm so happy.

01:19:27Tomorrow we shall arrive at the port.

01:19:29There's a boat waiting for us and we shall sail away together forever.

01:19:34In three days we shall be in Sicily.

01:19:36I shall be discharged of Ulysses and our true happiness will begin.

01:19:42Are you thirsty?

01:19:43Would you drink?

01:19:53Poor Ulysses.

01:19:55What a horrible end.

01:19:57If you had known him before, he was proud, fearless and full of spirit.

01:20:04Yes, he was a hero.

01:20:09It grieves me to see him thus.

01:20:17You traitor.

01:20:19After all the proofs of friendship I have shown you, after all your promises, this is my reward.

01:20:24I was mad to believe in you.

01:20:26You may turn your wrath on me if you will, but spare my daughter.

01:20:31I will not waste my anger on an old fool.

01:20:34Your daughter shall pay for this.

01:20:38I'll have my revenge.

01:21:38I'll have my revenge.

01:22:08I'll have my revenge.

01:22:38I'll have my revenge.

01:23:08I'll have my revenge.

01:23:38No!

01:23:53No!

01:23:54No!

01:24:24Let her go.

01:24:55The prisoner.

01:24:56Where is the prisoner?

01:24:57Heracles.

01:24:58Adrathis.

01:24:59Guard her well.

01:25:01Heracles.

01:25:02Adrathis.

01:25:03Guard her well.

01:25:31Adrathis.

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01:25:49Adrathis.

01:25:50Pick it up.

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01:27:19Put your hands through your pockets.

01:27:25Put it in.

01:27:26Open your eyes.

01:27:28Open your eyes.

01:27:30There's nothing more I can do now.

01:27:32I surrender myself to the Cyclops.

01:27:38You defended me against Adrastus.

01:27:45But you're madness.

01:27:47My madness? You could call what I just did madness, I suppose.

01:27:51But I'm glad your Helen is safe.

01:27:58Thank you, Ulysses.

01:28:01I would like to embrace you as I would a friend.

01:28:06But even so, I must obey the will of Jupiter.

01:28:09Oh, Heracles, you would not be so cruel.

01:28:11It is thanks to him that I am by your side.

01:28:14He defended me with his life when it would have been easy for him to escape.

01:28:17Oh, I beseech you, save him.

01:28:35Jupiter, my father, father of all creatures.

01:28:48Thou knowest how this generous mortal hath suffered.

01:28:53How resigned he is to thy will.

01:29:00His sins are no graver than those of any other man.

01:29:05His merit and his unselfishness thou hast seen.

01:29:11Father, deign to listen to thy devoted son.

01:29:15Give me a sign of thy good will.

01:30:04THE END

01:30:34THE END

Ulysses Against The Sons of Hercules | Full Movie | Mario Caiano | Georges Marchal, Mike Lane

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