Hercules And The Princess Of Troy | Full Movie | Albert Band | Gordon Scott, Paul Stevens, Mart Hulswit, Diana Hyland • Produced by: Albert Band

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HERCULES AND THE PRINCESS OF TROY
| Action, Adventure, Drama, Fantasy | 1965 |

Plot:
The mighty Hercules battles a sea monster to save the legendary city of Troy.

Crew:

• Directed by: Albert Band
• Written by: Larry Forrester, Ugo Liberatore
• Starring: Gordon Scott, Paul Stevens, Mart Hulswit, Diana Hyland
• Produced by: Albert Band
• Music by: Fred Steiner
• Cinematography: Enzo Barboni
• Edited by: Russel Wiles, John Woodcock

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Transcript

00:00In ancient Troy, this sacred flame, burning bright, meant a maiden was to be sacrificed.

00:22Once each month, a brave group gathered on Troy's beach, and while most Trojans hid in

00:28safety behind the city walls, the chosen maiden would be sent to the Altar Rock, an offering

00:34to the sea monster.

00:36Princess Diana, a maiden soon old enough to become Troy's queen, is there.

00:41Petra, her uncle, now Troy's king, is there watching like the others, as the high priest

00:47asks the girl to fulfill her destiny.

00:51Come, child.

00:54The Trojans know well that only the sacrifice of a maiden can appease the gods.

01:06Only that gift will satisfy the monster's appetite.

01:09Keep it at sea, away from the city.

01:12Keep it from devouring the terrorized people.

01:17My heart is heavy, but it is the will of the gods.

01:22One single human being must be sacrificed to save us all from destruction.

01:27The gods permit us to fight against the sea monster.

01:30Who will do so for your daughter?

01:53I will go.

02:11Ortak, may you break the spell which darkens our lives.

02:22Ortak, may you break the spell which darkens our lives.

02:53Ah!

02:55Ah!

03:22Ah!

03:53Though Troy's law forbids it, families flee from the city to save their daughters.

04:01But pirates wait offshore, and most who flee Troy are soon captured.

04:07The fathers and brothers tortured, or made galley slaves.

04:15Mothers and virgin daughters torn from their men are prisoners hidden in the damp black hole below,

04:22and destined now for the slave markets in far-off lands.

04:29But sailing the same sea is the ship Olympia, with its crew of strong, free warriors.

04:36Carrying home to Thebes, Ulysses, son of its king.

04:41Diogenes, philosopher, scientist, skeptic, and the master of the Olympia, Hercules.

04:48Born of a mortal woman, but fathered by Zeus, king of the gods.

04:53Like his mother, Hercules is mortal, even though his father has given him godlike strength.

04:59As befits a godly gift, Hercules' strength is used in the cause of justice, to protect the weak, to avenge the wronged.

05:07Assail! Off the bow!

05:17Hercules!

05:18Hercules!

05:19Hercules!

05:23On the way!

05:24On the way!

05:36The rope!

05:37Hurry!

05:48Look, Diogenes, they're fleeing.

05:50They'll never make it.

05:54They'll never make it.

06:24They'll never make it.

06:54Hurry!

07:25Come on!

07:26Come on!

07:56Come on!

08:14Cut those men loose!

08:26Come on!

08:42How long have you been locked down there?

08:44Two months, but more like an eternity.

08:48Smash their chains and get them all aboard the Olympia.

08:52And put fire to this ship!

08:57Come on!

09:07If the wind picks up, we should be in Troy in less than...

09:10No! Not one of us wants to go back to Troy.

09:13Why?

09:14To see Monster. We'll never let our daughters go back.

09:17The monster has been holding a shroud of terror over Troy for two years.

09:22He is the evil power, which is destroying the city and its people.

09:27The ocean casts him out each month.

09:30And every month in Troy, another family mourns in grief.

09:35And so you all fled the city?

09:37We can never go back, even if... even if we wanted to.

09:41We're considered traitors in Troy.

09:43We violated the law by running away.

09:45What law can prevent a man from protecting his own?

09:48The monster is a curse of the gods. No one must escape him.

09:52You ascribe too many things to the gods, my friend.

09:54Hasn't anyone dared to feed your monster a little steel?

09:57Many have tried, but none of them has returned.

10:01We will go to Troy just the same.

10:04What do you mean?

10:05It's simple. He is impatient.

10:09What do you mean?

10:11It's simple. He is impatient to reach Troy, so he can twist your sea monster's neck.

10:17Is your friend joking?

10:19Yes, he's joking.

10:21But he's also telling you the truth.

10:25I want to free your city from this terror.

10:32Now this ship is like a magnet, the way it attracts trouble.

10:36Always complaining.

10:40Why didn't you just stay in Thebes, Diogenes?

10:43With that tongue of yours, you would have made a vicious order.

10:48To tell the truth, my friend, I don't mind a voyage to Troy right now, not in the least.

10:53You see, I have a wife in Thebes more menacing than all monsters, including yours.

11:02Over there! A man!

11:07Drop sail! We've arrived! We're in Troy!

11:17With the Olympia beached in the Bay of Sirens, Hercules as the city,

11:22Troy knows his fame, admires his great deeds.

11:26But he brings with him those who had fled from Troy to save themselves.

11:31Those who had broken the law and had left friends behind to doubt and suspicion welcome him.

11:54I welcome you to our city, Hercules. We've heard much of your adventures.

11:58You must be young Ulysses.

12:01Yes. His father, the king of Thebes, entrusted him to my care.

12:05In the vain hope that he will learn something about life someday.

12:09And I recognize the wit of Diogenes. I welcome Hercules' companions as well.

12:14Thank you. I'm sorry that your welcome cannot also be extended to the Trojans we brought back with us.

12:20They violated a painful law, but I must enforce it.

12:24You see, I'm only temporary ruler of Troy.

12:27In two months I will surrender the throne to my niece, Diana.

12:31And the only gift I can make her is an example of a just government.

12:36Especially in times of disaster.

12:38Times will change, Petra. The sea monster will take no more victims.

12:43Would you challenge him?

12:44With your permission.

12:45You alone could face the creature. But are you aware of the danger of the task?

12:51The seabed beneath the altar rock is white with human bones.

12:55Hercules will vanquish the monster. He is the son of the gods and immortal.

12:59No, princess. My life can also end.

13:03But then one doesn't have to be immortal to challenge a sea monster.

13:08One of your subjects did so and didn't die.

13:10Or die.

13:11But we saw him snatched by the black claws.

13:13He wasn't killed. We pulled him from the sea.

13:17At this moment he is aboard our ship, the Olympia, in the bay.

13:20Diogenes has no equal as a setter of bones.

13:22In his care, Ortag will recover.

13:24Ortag may have escaped the fate of all the others.

13:30But are you certain you will be as fortunate?

13:32I have the feeling Petra is reluctant to accept Hercules' help.

13:36If I have given this impression, then I will correct it at once.

13:40I not only desire it, but I am ready to offer every assistance possible.

13:45All the world knows the fame of the two invulnerable horses, the goddess of the sea.

13:49All the world knows the fame of the two invulnerable horses the goddess Minerva gave this city.

13:54Are you ready to offer him these two?

13:56If they can help you.

13:58They're yours, of course.

14:02But they fail to understand what use they can be against the monster.

14:05Actually of no use in the sea.

14:08But on dry land it becomes a different matter.

14:10Then you shall have them.

14:12Let me show them to you.

14:20Fool.

14:21No one is allowed to ride those horses.

14:23They're divine.

14:24They're not to be made sport of.

14:35Steady, steady.

14:40You disobeyed my order.

14:41You shall be punished.

14:42You shall be punished.

14:43You shall be punished.

14:44You shall be punished.

14:45You shall be punished.

14:47You disregarded my orders.

14:49Take him away.

14:52Thank you, Hercules.

14:53Forgive this unfortunate incident.

14:55But these horses need all the special care we can give them.

14:58Even the water they drink must be taken from the grottoes of Minerva.

15:01Yet the temptation to ride them is often too great for my men.

15:04I must admit to feeling tempted myself, Petra.

15:06I should consider it an honor for you to ride them, Hercules.

15:10And to make any use of them you wish in your fight with the monster.

15:13Then we shall try them soon together, Ulysses.

15:15They're wonderful.

15:23Here.

15:25You can't hurt them.

15:44Maybe they are invulnerable.

15:46But when I think that this arrow might penetrate them, I...

15:49Allow me, then.

16:13Diogenes does not believe his own eyes.

16:16Not today, I must confess.

16:20Please forgive Leander for his rudeness.

16:23Not at all.

16:24There's a great difference between discourtesy and a...

16:26A young man's natural impulse.

16:29A young man in love who is rather jealous at seeing you so taken with our guest.

16:34Until this moment, I dreaded becoming queen over a city filled with greed.

16:38But now, I am the queen.

16:40Until this moment, I dreaded becoming queen over a city filled with grief.

16:43But...

16:44Now that you will free Troy of its monster, I await the day with impatience.

16:49When Petra places my father's crown upon my head...

16:52You alone will be the cause of it, Hercules.

16:54I want you to be with me on that day.

16:56Please remain until then.

16:59That's not a small favor you're asking, Diana.

17:02It would be an honor, Diana.

17:04I accept with pleasure.

17:10Being the Trojans friendly, Hercules works with them.

17:13Learning all he can that will help them and him defeat the creature from the deep.

17:20All right, Ortag. Tell us everything you can remember.

17:23Twenty paces long.

17:27Is there any part not covered?

17:29All like iron.

17:33Flesh.

17:34Stomach.

17:36You mean its underbelly is exposed?

17:38Its armor doesn't reach it.

17:40This proves how vital it is to lure it out of the water.

17:45Hercules!

17:47Hercules!

17:49He's no longer jealous of you since you started training some of his Trojans for the Olympic Games.

17:54Leander's a proud man.

17:56I'm sure he wants Troy to have the best possible team for the Olympics.

18:00We've prepared a special boxing exhibition for the king.

18:03I want you to come to the palace today, Ortag.

18:05People...

18:08Scared.

18:10You have faced up to the monster.

18:12You mustn't be afraid of men.

18:14Are you sure, Hercules?

18:28Thoris!

18:30Are you ready?

18:36For you.

18:37If you wish them.

18:38They won't be necessary.

18:40Remember what we did yesterday, Bodas.

18:43He's ideally built for attack.

18:49All right, Bodas.

18:50Go!

18:56Remember now.

18:57You dodge by changing the position of your feet.

19:02Right now.

19:03Attack, but keep better balance with your body.

19:18It's a blow that doesn't hurt, but can humiliate a man who...

19:22What is it, Bodas?

19:33How did it happen?

19:39Poison.

19:41Meant for who, Hercules?

19:48Aboard the Olympia, a plan takes shape.

19:51Here, Diogenes' science and skill are at work.

19:54Searching for a way to force the monster to the shore.

19:59Careful.

20:01Don't disturb our noble scientist.

20:02That's how he hopes to get us out of this mess.

20:05I don't hope, my young friend.

20:06I'm sure.

20:09Suppose these little powders don't work against the monster.

20:12They must.

20:14We only have two more days.

20:16The monster's next victim is chosen tomorrow.

20:19The day after.

20:22Just what is Diogenes trying to get?

20:25A reaction to water.

20:27Yes.

20:28And if I were you, I'd also be concerned with your own reaction to poison Hercules.

20:33You're still thinking about Bodas, aren't you?

20:35With good reason.

20:37It's obvious he wanted to boast the rest of his life of having slain Hercules with one blow.

20:41You mouth Petra's words, Ulysses.

20:43But do you really believe them?

20:45Well, I don't.

20:52Now.

20:54It burns.

20:56It burns in contact with water.

20:58And just in time, Diogenes.

21:01I don't know why I let Diogenes talk me into bringing my bow and arrows on a peaceful ride.

21:05Who would attack us?

21:07In no time at all, he's become suspicious of everyone.

21:09I'm not so sure he's wrong.

21:12There they are.

21:13The grottoes of Minerva.

21:15Let's water the horses.

21:23Let's go.

21:53Let's go.

22:24In there.

22:34In there.

22:53In there.

23:14Looks like you ran into some trouble.

23:16We were ambushed by a gang of thieves.

23:18Or soldiers disguised as thieves.

23:20What do you mean, soldiers?

23:22Follow my reasoning.

23:24Why make an attempt on Hercules' life?

23:27To prevent him from slaying the monster?

23:29No, he's to despise by everyone.

23:31Solution.

23:33To prevent him from doing something else he promised to do.

23:36Go on.

23:38Now, you said you'd stay in Troy to see the sea monster killed and Diana's coronation.

23:42Well, I think someone doesn't want the crown to be worn by such a young and pretty young man.

23:46Or the people of Troy freed.

23:48You mean Petra.

23:50He's plotting to kill her just as he killed King Linus.

23:53His beloved brother.

23:55But her father was killed in the hunting accident.

23:57Don't be afraid.

23:59We won't harm you.

24:01Who is he?

24:03What's he doing here?

24:05I found him on the mountain trail where King Linus met the gods.

24:08He's not a bad guy.

24:10He's a good guy.

24:12What did he do?

24:14He was a merchant.

24:16He had a lot of money.

24:18And he was a good guy.

24:20The King didn't kill him.

24:22He killed his own brother.

24:23I found him on a mountain trail where King Linus met the gods three years ago.

24:27Now tell Hercules what you know, what you saw, the way you told me.

24:34I was leading my flock.

24:36I heard hunting horns and horses galloping.

24:41I saw the king ride away. He was way ahead of the others.

24:44I heard a scream.

24:46He'd fallen.

24:48Huge crevice.

24:50Everyone knows about the hunting accident.

24:53Accident?

24:56Tell him about that crevice.

24:58Deep.

25:00And it wasn't there the day before.

25:05What do you mean?

25:07There was a violent storm during the night.

25:09That's right. Thunder and lightning.

25:11And Petra blamed a stroke of lightning for opening that hole.

25:15Now don't you think it odd that the lightning knew exactly which way King Linus was going to ride?

25:20Just as those thieves knew which direction you were taking today?

25:40How could you make an attempt on his life and still let him take the invulnerable horse?

25:45In order to switch horses, we must get two exactly alike.

25:49We have not been able to find them as yet.

25:52I advise you to find them, Argus, and as quickly as possible.

25:58It's not possible.

26:00Even if you could prove it, I would not believe it.

26:03If I could do that, I wouldn't have come to you.

26:06I would have gone directly to Petra.

26:08And not just to discuss it.

26:12I knew this would cause you pain, Diana.

26:15But you must know the truth.

26:18But if he wishes to kill me, why wait?

26:21Why hasn't he done so already?

26:23Because the people love you.

26:25Diana, if you were to die accidentally, someone might wonder who would benefit by your death.

26:31Perhaps the same people who benefited by your father's death.

26:37But...

26:38Petra's been so good to me.

26:40He's so kind and gentle.

26:42And cunning.

26:45He wants to strike you down without the slightest suspicion to himself.

26:52Come, Diana, it is time.

26:54The ceremony is about to start.

26:57The princess is to join the procession.

27:00Fate recognizes neither rank nor station.

27:03Destiny guides our every action and will choose one of us, whoever she might be.

27:09Tomorrow you must fight for her.

27:11For our city.

27:12I will stay close to you, Diana.

27:25The mournful horn sounds and the maidens are summoned.

27:35Each is given a dove by the high priest.

27:40The flight of doves will decide the monster's victim.

27:46For all the doves will soar freely in the sky except one.

27:50The dove of the unlucky maiden chosen by the gods.

27:59This is the last time I entrust you to the wings of fate.

28:03For soon you will be queen.

28:06But today you are still a young maiden ready to offer her life for Troy.

28:13I've replaced the invulnerable horses, Petra.

28:23Venus of the white doves.

28:25Choose among these young Trojan girls the one who is to sacrifice herself.

28:30To make amends for the mysterious guilt which still torments our city.

28:35The horn sounds and the maidens are summoned.

29:06I have something to ask you, high priest.

29:10And you'd better speak the truth.

29:21The priest.

29:25The high priest.

29:28The high priest.

29:31The high priest.

29:36The high priest.

29:49Fate did not choose Diana. Petra did.

29:53With the help of his high priest.

29:55And then he had his high priest murdered.

29:58What is it you wish that the ceremony be repeated?

30:02That perhaps another maiden must take Diana's place?

30:06No Trojan is willing to face the horror of a fresh choice.

30:10The sea monster is something real.

30:12While you are still nothing but a hoop.

30:15That is why you want to send Diana to the altar rock.

30:18You are certain I can never save her.

30:20But you're wrong.

30:22I will slay the monster.

30:24I will slay him tomorrow.

30:32That's right.

30:34I want to see you smile.

30:36I have faith in you.

30:38I will come for you in the morning and accompany you to the beach myself.

30:42And I want you to believe this.

30:44Tomorrow's ceremony will be the last.

30:49I will await you.

31:02Hercules.

31:05May I join your men?

31:07I cannot stand idly by when you meet the monster tomorrow.

31:12All right Leander.

31:14I'll expect you aboard the Olympia at dawn.

31:17Now go back to her.

31:19Don't let her lose courage.

31:31I'll be back.

32:02I want him alive.

32:09Sacred flame is already alight in the brazier.

32:13I must wait for Hercules.

32:15The sun is up.

32:17We cannot delay.

32:19Come.

32:20I'm sure we'll find him on the beach.

32:26Why is Hercules so late?

32:28He should have been here by now.

32:32Let's go.

32:38Leander, what are you doing here?

32:40I'm joining you.

32:42But where is Hercules?

32:43That's what we'd like to know.

32:45Wasn't he at the palace?

32:46No.

32:47They're taking Diana to the reef.

32:49I cannot wait.

32:56We must find Hercules.

32:57I'm sure something's happened to him.

33:00You know we would give our lives for him.

33:02But is this what he would wish of us now?

33:04To rush into the city to seek him?

33:06Why did we prepare all this?

33:08Why did Hercules bring us here to Troy?

33:10Now ask yourself, Ulysses.

33:12What would he want us to do?

33:15I will tell you.

33:17Carry on with what he has started.

33:19Save Diana's life and not his own.

33:21Who will take his place?

33:24I will.

33:25I will do everything in my power to slay the monster.

33:28And we'll help you just as we would have helped Hercules.

33:31All of us.

33:36Ortan!

33:37Where are you going?

33:38Ortan!

33:54Accept the fate which the gods have reserved for you.

33:57It is their will.

33:58I am prepared.

34:11Grant me permission to remain beside Diana.

34:13To fight for her.

34:14Don't let him, please.

34:16You must.

34:17It's my right.

34:19Leander.

34:20May you break the spell which darkens our lives.

34:24I thank you, Leander.

34:27You must help her.

34:29Now that Hercules and his men have abandoned her.

34:34Thirsty?

34:35Want some water, Hercules?

34:53No.

35:24Oh!

35:25Oh!

35:53Wait.

35:54That is too easy for them.

35:59Remember, our orders were to kill him slowly.

36:09Wait! That's too easy for him. Remember, our orders were to kill him slowly.

36:16Let's sail him in.

37:09Quickly now, over there.

37:29All right, through.

37:33It's working.

37:49Orteg.

37:57Orteg, throw down some dirt.

38:22It's working.

38:50Look, it's coming toward us.

39:14It's coming this way.

39:30Orteg, grab my arm.

39:43I took them.

40:03Pavilion.

40:06No one to watch them.

40:08Quick, the beach.

40:37Hercules!

40:49Hercules!

40:50Look out, they're riding the invulnerable horses.

40:53No, they're not.

40:54They're not the invulnerable ones.

41:02Kill him!

41:11I'm caught! I'm caught!

41:32Another time, go!

41:44Go!

42:14I'm caught!

42:43I'm caught!

43:12I'm caught!

43:40I'm caught!

44:05I'm caught!

44:34I decree special funeral services for Orteg.

44:41Here where he fell, a pillar shall be erected dedicated to him and to all young Trojans who died to free our city.

44:48My coronation day will celebrate your triumph, Hercules.

44:52And that of your companions.

44:54Leander will be by your side.

44:56And our good thoughts will be with you both.

45:01Each one of my men has someone waiting for him in Thebes.

45:04Yes, even Diogenes.

45:09I think by now even he is ready to go home.

45:29Who took over?

45:30Who uncovered the plot against Hercules in the first place?

45:32Not you, my young friend.

45:34You're always suspicious, Diogenes, of everyone.

45:37You know what they're always arguing about.

45:43Which one of the two served you best?

45:45That's an old problem.

45:47Maybe we'll be able to solve it the next time.

45:50What do you mean? Aren't we heading straight for Thebes?

45:53We have a long way to go, my friends.

45:56And only the gods know what's in store for us.

46:00On the long return voyage to Thebes, other feats await him.

46:04Other adventures put in his path by the gods.

46:08So that Hercules may fulfill his destiny as a hero whose legendary strength serves justice to man.

46:29THE END

Hercules And The Princess Of Troy | Full Movie | Albert Band | Gordon Scott, Paul Stevens, Mart Hulswit, Diana Hyland • Produced by: Albert Band

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