The Warrior and the Slave Girl (Italian: La rivolta dei gladiatori, Spanish: La rebelión de los gladiadores, French: La révolte des gladiateurs) is a 1958 Italian-Spanish-French adventure film in Supercinescope and Eastman Color directed by Vittorio Cottafavi.[1][2]

The Warrior and the Slave Girl
Directed by	Vittorio Cottafavi
Written by	Gian Paolo Callegari Ennio De Concini Francesco De Feo Gianfranco Parolini Giovanni Simonelli Francesco Thellung Natividad Zaro
Starring	Ettore Manni
Cinematography	Mario Pacheco
Edited by	Julio Peña
Music by	Roberto Nicolosi
Production companies	Alexandra Produzioni Cinematografiche Atenea Films
Distributed by	Filmar (Italy) Columbia Pictures (United States)
Release dates	October 12, 1958 (Italy) November 1959 (United States)
Running time	88 minutes
Country	Italy
Language	Italian

Premise

A cruel Armenian princess craves the throne of the young king Osroé, while a popular uprising led by Asclepius breaks out.

Cast

• Ettore Manni as Marcus Numidius
• Gianna Maria Canale as Amira
• Mara Cruz as Zahar
• Georges Marchal as Asclepius
• Rafael Calvo as Lucano
• Fidel Martín as Osroé
• Jesús Tordesillas as Governor Crisipius
• Rafael Durán as Burkala
• Nando Tamberlani as Senator Lucilius
• Valeria Moriconi as Servant

References

External links

• The Warrior and the Slave Girl at IMDb

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