Brennus, Enemy of Rome

Brennus, Enemy of Rome

Brennus, Enemy of Rome

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Brennus, Enemy of Rome

1963

1h 27m

3.0(2 votes)

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Overview

This film features a colossal clash between a mass of invaders and the faithful Roman soldiers who must fight to defend the Roman Empire.

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8 members

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Gordon Mitchell

Brenno

Gordon Mitchell

Acting

Tony Kendall

Quinto Fabio

Tony Kendall

Acting

Ursula Davis

Nissia

Ursula Davis

Acting

Erno Crisa

Decio Vatinio

Erno Crisa

Acting

Massimo Serato

Marco Furio Camillo

Massimo Serato

Acting

Margherita Girelli

Catulla

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Vassili Karis

Quinto Fabio's Brother

Vassili Karis

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Aldo Cecconi

Karnak

Aldo Cecconi

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