

Top Cast

Jacques Sernas
Caius Vinicius

John Drew Barrymore
Diaeus

Geneviève Grad
Hebe

Gianna Maria Canale
Artemide

Gordon Mitchell
General Metellus

Gianni Santuccio
Critolaus

Nando Tamberlani
Callicrates

Ivano Staccioli
Hippolytus

Andrea Fantasia
Lucius Mummius
Gianni Solaro
Caesar

José Jaspe
Traitor

Vassili Karis
Egeo
Key Film Crew
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