Il Colosso di Rodi (1961) | |
| Director(s) | Sergio Leone |
| Producer(s) | Eduardo de la Fuente, Michele Scaglione (executive), Cesare Seccia |
| Top Genres | Action, Adventure, Drama, Epic, Historical |
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Il Colosso di Rodi (1961) was a Adventure - Drama Film directed by Sergio Leone and produced by Cesare Seccia, Eduardo de la Fuente and Michele Scaglione.
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Darios:
[after seeing a court servant die from drinking poison] Somehow I've lost my desire for wine.
[he pours his wine out onto the floor]
Mirte: [seductively] I can grant your most secret desire.
Darios: Which one?
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[he pours his wine out onto the floor]
Mirte: [seductively] I can grant your most secret desire.
Darios: Which one?
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Facts about
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's U.S. trailer mentioned that 'Rory Calhoun' was the star of the television series The Texan.
The English language versions of "Colossus" refer to the Athenian hero Darios by the Italian version of his name, Dario.
Rory Calhoun, who was in Italy for the title role in MGM's Marco Polo, stepped into the lead role of "Colossus" on only one day's notice. He initially arrived at 11:30 on the first day he was to start filming. According to Leone biographer Christopher Frayling, Calhoun's first day included an accidental fall into a swimming pool.
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The English language versions of "Colossus" refer to the Athenian hero Darios by the Italian version of his name, Dario.
Rory Calhoun, who was in Italy for the title role in MGM's Marco Polo, stepped into the lead role of "Colossus" on only one day's notice. He initially arrived at 11:30 on the first day he was to start filming. According to Leone biographer Christopher Frayling, Calhoun's first day included an accidental fall into a swimming pool.
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