Movie Cosmos - The Fury of Achilles

Description:

In the tenth year of the Trojan War, tensions between Achilles and Agamemnon divide the Greek camp while giving hope to the Trojans.

Top Cast >

Gordon Mitchell

As Achilles

Jacques Bergerac

As Hector

Mario Petri

As Agamemnon

Cristina Gaïoni

As Xenia

Ennio Girolami

As Patroclus

Fosco Giachetti

As Priamos

Roberto Risso

As Paris

Gloria Milland

As Briseis

Eleonora Bianchi

As Chryseis

Edith Peters

As Nubian Slave

Tina Gloriani

As Andromace

Piero Lulli

As Odysseus

Erminio Spalla

As Nestor

Nando Tamberlani

As Cressus

Remo De Angelis

As Wrestler

Gian Paolo Rosmino

As Kalkantes

Romano Ghini

As Sarpedon

Manfred Freyberger

Maria Laura Rocca

Anita Todesco

As Servant to Briseis

Gina Mascetti

As Cressida

Dada Gallotti

Top Crew >

Marino Girolami

Director

Carlo Savina

Original Music Composer

Adele Tosi

Set Decoration

Maurizio Mancini

Second Assistant Director

Remo De Angelis

Master at Arms

Romolo Guerrieri

First Assistant Director

Antonio Fratalocchi

Set Decoration

Saverio D'Eugenio

Production Design

Maria Luisa Merci

Script Supervisor

Carlo Moscovini

Production Manager

Anna Lucchelli

Producer

Joseph Nathanson

Special Effects

Gino De Santis

Story, Screenplay

Totò Mignone

Unit Manager

Francesco Orefici

Production Secretary

Italia Marini

Hairstylist

Alessandro Fortini

Sound

Mario Amari

Sound

Renato Lomiry

Assistant Camera

Sergio Scalia

Special Effects

Gualtiero Brescini

Camera Operator

Luciana Marinucci

Costume Design

Giovanni Ranieri

Makeup Artist

Ugo Novello

Production Secretary

Elio Ottaviani

Production Secretary

Giuseppe Colla

Makeup Artist

Mirella Casini

Editor

Mario Fioretti

Director of Photography

Reviews:

CinemaSerf (5/10)

There's something of the Jack Palance in Gordon Mitchell's performance as the legendary "Achilles" living out the last of the ten years of the Trojan War. He is stiff, and wooden and succeeds in dragging down this otherwise colourful and competent historical drama to little better than a standard sword and sandals effort that looks good; has the scale and the costumes - but drags, frequently, during it's two hour rather wordy depiction. Even the rivalries between him and Agamemnon (an even more wooden Mario Petri) and the Trojan Hector (the best of the bunch by far in Jacques Bergerac) don't really catch fire. I may have blinked and missed it, but there is no sign of Helen at all! It is a shame, it has the makings of a better effort but the casting and irritating score just condemn it to lower medicrity.

2024-11-19