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| Dreamworks (2000) | |||||
| Action, Adventure, War | |||||
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| Russell Crowe | Maximus | |
| Joaquin Phoenix | Commodus | |
| Oliver Reed | Proximo | |
| Richard Harris | Marcus Aurelius | |
| Derek Jacobi | Senator Gracchus | |
| Connie Nielsen | Lucilla | |
| David Schofield | Senator Falco | |
| Tomas Arana | Quintus | |
| Djimon Hounsou | Juba | |
| John Shrapnel | Senator Gaius | |
| Ralf Moeller | Hagen | |
| Spencer Treat Clark | Lucius | |
| David Hemmings | Cassius | |
| Tommy Flanagan | Cicero | |
| Sven-Ole Thorsen | Tigris of Gaul |
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| Producer | Ridley Scott
David Franzoni |
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| Writer | David Franzoni
John Logan |
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| Cinematography | John Mathieson
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| Musician | Hans Zimmer
Lisa Gerrard |
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Gladiator is an epic film of love, death and betrayal set in the Roman Empire. General Maximus' success in battle earns the favour of an elderly Emperor at the expense of the Emperor's son. In a fit of jealous rage the son slays his father before turning his anger towards Maximus. Now reduced to a slave, his family dead, Maximus must fight as a Gladiator to gain his freedom, and his revenge. |
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