Sansão

Título original: Sansone

1961
1 h 40 min

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaWhile traveling through the kingdom of Sulom, Samson is arrested and finds that the queen no longer reigns and that a power-mad warlord and his army of mercenaries now controls the kingdom. ... Ler tudoWhile traveling through the kingdom of Sulom, Samson is arrested and finds that the queen no longer reigns and that a power-mad warlord and his army of mercenaries now controls the kingdom. Samson teams up with some of his one-time adversaries to battle the usurper and restore th... Ler tudoWhile traveling through the kingdom of Sulom, Samson is arrested and finds that the queen no longer reigns and that a power-mad warlord and his army of mercenaries now controls the kingdom. Samson teams up with some of his one-time adversaries to battle the usurper and restore the rightful queen to power.

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Mysteriously, the actor playing Samson's comical sidekick Terrabentus is not credited in either the main title or reference sources. Vladimir Leib played the part of Terrabentus, as well as sizeable credited roles in two other Parolini epics Ano 79 - A Destruição de Herculano (1962) and O Velho Testamento (1963). Italian reference works and the Monthly Film Bulletin match the pseudonym "Walter Reeves" against the character Millstone (Macigno in Italian). However, easy-to-recognize "Alan Steel" (aka Sergio Ciani) was the one playing Millstone. It sounds more phonetic that "Walter Reeves" was a pseudonym lined up for Vladimir Leib who maybe decided he didn't like it.

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Referenced in Conversazione con Gianfranco Parolini (2006)

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10/10

ONE OF THE BEST FROM THE "GOLDEN ERA" OF MUSCLE EPICS

I first saw this movie on a B&W TV back in the 1960s and was very impressed by it then and even more so now that there are full color versions available . Brad Harris told me that he always enjoyed making these ancient epics during the Olympics that were held in Rome at the time. SAMSON was made at the same time as FURY OF HERCULES and use all the same sets and most of the same actors. Alan Steel was in both after he lost his "stand-in" job on GIANT OF MARATHON. Alan Steel later went on to star in many successful blockbusters of his own. HERCULES AGAINST THE MOONMEN was his biggest. The story in SAMSON. Is a simple one with the main purpose of this film being to show "incredible feats of strength" that were in demand at the time. Brad Harris and Alan Steel make a great dueling pair of muscle heroes.