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Hercules

The strongest man on Earth.
1983 | 98m | English

(4746 votes)

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Popularity: 1.0 (history)

Director: Luigi Cozzi
Writer: Luigi Cozzi
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Hercules, a semi-divine being, squares off against King Minos, who is attempting to use science to gain power and take over the world. With the help of a benevolent sorceress, Circe, Hercules tries to save his beloved Cassiopeia from being sacrificed by Minos, and struggles against laser-breathing creatures and an evil sorceress.
Release Date: Aug 12, 1983
Director: Luigi Cozzi
Writer: Luigi Cozzi
Genres: Fantasy, Adventure, Action
Keywords greek mythology, sword fight, hercules, roman mythology
Production Companies The Cannon Group, Golan-Globus Productions, Cannon Italia Srl
Box Office Revenue: $10,676,194
Budget: $2,500,000
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025 (Update)
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Lou Ferrigno Hercules
Sybil Danning Ariadne
Brad Harris Augias
Rossana Podestà Hera
Ingrid Anderson Cassiopea
Mirella D'Angelo Circe
William Berger King Minos
Bobby Rhodes King Xenodama
Gianni Garko Valcheus
Delia Boccardo Athena
Claudio Cassinelli Zeus
Franco Garofalo The Thief
Gabriella Giorgelli Mother
Raf Baldassarre Sostratos
Eva Robin's Dedalos
Yehuda Efroni Dorcon
Stelio Candelli Father
Valentina Montanari Chambermaid
Rocco Lerro The Friend
Name Job
Luigi Cozzi Story, Director, Screenplay
Giancarlo Santi Assistant Director
Armando Valcauda Special Effects, Visual Effects
Pino Donaggio Music
Massimo Antonello Geleng Production Design
Enzo Musumeci Greco Stunt Coordinator
Sergio Montanari Editor
Alberto Spagnoli Director of Photography
Adriana Spadaro Costume Design
James Beshears Editor
Giacomo Caló Carducci Set Decoration, Set Dresser
Fabio Diotallevi Production Supervisor
Vittorio Galiano Production Manager
Ricky Sacco Production Director
Lizi Gelber Assistant Editor
Maria Gianandrea Assistant Editor
Roberto Gianandrea Assistant Editor
Chris David Dolby Consultant
Gerry Humphreys Sound Mixer
Robin O'Donoghue Sound Mixer
Roberto Petrozzi Sound
Louis Elman ADR Supervisor
Germano Natali Special Effects
Goffredo Unger Special Effects
Roberto Brega Visual Effects Camera
Olivier Gérard Visual Effects Camera
Paolo Zeccara Modeling
Claudio Zucchet Stunts
Rocco Lerro Stunts
Mauro Gasparri Stunts
Arnaldo Dell'Acqua Stunts
Giovanni Cianfriglia Stunts
Giovanni Bonadonna Stunts
Elio Bonadonna Stunts
Franco Bruni Camera Operator
Sergio Melaranci Assistant Camera
Fabrizio Vicari Assistant Camera
Marco Sacerdoti Focus Puller
Mauro Ruspantini Still Photographer
Ram Globus Still Photographer
Gianlorenzo Battaglia Underwater Camera
Natale Massara Conductor
Egle Guarino Script Supervisor
Name Title
Menahem Golan Producer
Yoram Globus Producer
John Thompson Executive Producer
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Geronimo1967
5.0

I suppose the give away is the opening logo from "Cannon" - that usually spoke volumes about what was going to come next - and here, well yep - it is pretty much as poor as expected. This time, hulky Lou Ferrigno picks up the mantle as the demi-god son of Zeus. I don't recall this being one of his t ... welve labours, but he must join with the powerful sorceress "Circe" (Mirella D'Angelo) to thwart a cunning plan by King Minos (the wooden as any Trojan horse William Berger) to take over the world with his magically imbued - by his personal sorceress "Adriana" (Sybil Danning) - robots. Yes, that's robots...! Not the kind Ray Harryhausen might devise that fly and make cute squeaking sounds; but bad-ass tin beasties that will make him ruler of the world. What also irks our hero, is that Minos plans to sacrifice his girlfriend "Cassiopeia" (Ingrid Anderson) so he has to get a move on before she is toast! The dialogue is dreadful, as are the visual effects - and Ferrigno makes Steve Reeves look like Laurence Olivier. I have watched a load of what is somewhat disparagingly called "Peplum" over the years, and some of it is truly terrible - but I would venture to suggest that this sits comfortably within that group - and nowhere near the top, neither! It is sort of like "Conan" (1982) but without, well just about everything... Not good, sorry.

Jun 02, 2022