Spartacus

They trained him to kill for their pleasure ... but they trained him a little too well

Sinopse

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

  • 7.5
  • 1960
  • Released
  • 3h 17m

Kirk Douglas

Spartacus

Laurence Olivier

Marcus Licinius Crassus

Jean Simmons

Varinia

Charles Laughton

Sempronius Gracchus

Peter Ustinov

Lentulus Batiatus

John Gavin

Julius Caesar

Tony Curtis

Antoninus

Nina Foch

Helena Glabrus

John Ireland

Crixus

Herbert Lom

Tigranes Levantus

John Dall

Marcus Publius Glabrus

Woody Strode

Draba

Harold J. Stone

David

Charles McGraw

Marcellus

Joanna Barnes

Claudia Marius

Peter Brocco

Ramon

Paul Lambert

Gannicus

Robert J. Wilke

Guard captain

Nick Dennis

Dionysius

John Hoyt

Caius

Frederick Worlock

Laelius

Louie Elias

Gladiator (uncredited)

Brad Harris

Gladiator (uncredited)

Hubie Kerns

Gladiator (uncredited)

Gordon Mitchell

Gladiator (uncredited)

Regis Parton

Gladiator (uncredited)

Jack Perkins

Gladiator (uncredited)

Wally Rose

Gladiator (uncredited)

Aaron Saxon

Gladiator (uncredited)

Tom Steele

Gladiator (uncredited)

Jerry Summers

Gladiator (uncredited)

Shari Lee Bernath

Little Girl (uncredited)

Bill Blackburn

Prisoner (uncredited)

David Bond

Slave (uncredited)

Lila Finn

Slave (uncredited)

Harold Goodwin

Slave (uncredited)

Sol Gorss

Slave Leader (uncredited)

Betty Harford

Slave (uncredited)

Harry Harvey Jr.

Slave (uncredited)

Wayne Heffley

Slave Guard (uncredited)

Lars Hensen

Slave (uncredited)

Charles Horvath

Slave Leader (uncredited)

Shep Houghton

Slave (uncredited)

Pete Kellett

Slave (uncredited)

Joan McKellen

Slave (uncredited)

Eddie Parker

Slave (uncredited)

Gil Perkins

Slave Leader (uncredited)

Chuck Roberson

Slave (uncredited)

Frosty Royce

Slave (uncredited)

Autumn Russell

Slave Girl (uncredited)

Kay Stewart

Slave (uncredited)

Kay Stewart

Slave Girl (uncredited)

Louise Vincent

Slave at Gracchus' Home (uncredited)

Joe Canutt

Soldier (uncredited)

Chuck Courtney

Soldier (uncredited)

Chuck Hayward

Soldier (uncredited)

Robert F. Hoy

Soldier (uncredited)

Valley Keene

Soldier (uncredited)

Cliff Lyons

Soldier (uncredited)

Bill Raisch

Soldier Whose Arm is Hacked Off (uncredited)

Paul E. Burns

Fimbria (uncredited)

Wayne Burson

Guard (uncredited)

Dick Crockett

Guard (uncredited)

John Daheim

Capua Guard (uncredited)

Carey Loftin

Guard (uncredited)

Don Turner

Guard (uncredited)

Peter Virgo

Guard (uncredited)

Fred Zendar

Guard (uncredited)

Ted de Corsia

Legionnaire (uncredited)

Terence de Marney

Majordomo (uncredited)

Johnny Duncan

Beheaded Man (uncredited)

Roy Engel

Roman Businessman (uncredited)

Paul Keast

Roman Businessman (uncredited)

Kenner G. Kemp

Roman Senator (uncredited)

Paul Kruger

Roman Senator (uncredited)

Otto Malde

Roman General (uncredited)

Scott Seaton

Roman Senator (uncredited)

Richard Farnsworth

Salt Mine Slave / Gladiator / Slave General (uncredited)

Logan Field

Centurion (uncredited)

John Stephenson

Centurion (uncredited)

Robert Fuller

Extra (uncredited)

Jeanne Gerson

Woman Selling Chestnuts (uncredited)

Seamon Glass

Pirate (uncredited)

George Robotham

Pirate (uncredited)

James Griffith

Otho (uncredited)

Jack Grinnage

Petitioner (uncredited)

Anthony Jochim

Petitioner (uncredited)

Joe Haworth

Marius (uncredited)

Vinton Hayworth

Metallius (uncredited)

Jil Jarmyn

Julia (uncredited)

Aron Kincaid

Crassus' Standard-Bearer (uncredited)

Dayton Lummis

Symmachus (uncredited)

Tracy Olsen

Girl (uncredited)

Leonard Penn

Garrison Officer (uncredited)

Vic Perrin

Narrator (voice) (uncredited)

Larry Thor

Staff Officer (uncredited)

Dale Van Sickel

Trainer (uncredited)

Carleton Young

Herald (uncredited)

Duke Fishman

Roman Senator (uncredited)

Robert Stevenson

Legionnaire (uncredited)

John Barton

Slave (uncredited)

Jerry Brown

Soldier (uncredited)

John Benson

Guard (uncredited)

Arthur Batanides

Legionnaire (uncredited)

Rudy Germane

Soldier (uncredited)
Status

Released

Original Language

en

Budget

$12,000,000.00

Revenue

$60,000,000.00

Keywords
  • #gladiator
  • #roman empire
  • #gladiator fight
  • #slavery
  • #insurgence
  • #ancient rome
  • #historical fiction
  • #torture
  • #ancient world
  • #slave
  • #escaped slave
  • #1st century

Reviews

Geronimo1967
@Geronimo1967over 1 year ago

Kirk Douglas had the vision to back the previously black-listed Dalton Trumbo with his excellent screenplay for this epic tale of slavery and the struggle for freedom. He also led a cast with some of the best actors to ever grace the silver screen. Olivier, Laughton, Ustinov, Curtis and a wonderfully tender Jean Simmons who all lift this tale of a slave who rebelled against the tyrannical rule of

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@BornKnightabout 2 years ago

This historical/epic drama was one of those 50-60's movies that lasted for 3 and a half hours. It isn't perfect despite the production have being great in some points. The main issue is that it isn't historical based (and who knows the history to the full extend?), but it was based on a Roward Fast novel of 1951 with lots of romanticized and non historical events. Some things are history: li

John Chard
@John Chardabout 6 years ago

The sword and sandal epic that has everything. Spartacus is the Thracian slave who refused to be a Roman plaything, breaking out of their clutches he led the slave revolt that panicked the Roman Rebublic in circa BC 73, this film is based on that period in history. Spartacus got off to a troubled start, original director Anthony Mann was fired by leading man Kirk Douglas (Spartacus) after a

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