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THE AVENGER
| Adventure, Drama | 1962 |

Plot:
Aeneas leads escapees from the Trojan war to new land in Italy, and must deal with new threats to his people.

Crew:

• Directed by: Albert Band
• Written by: Publius Vergilius Maro
• Starring: Steve Reeves, Giacomo Rossi Stuart, Carla Marlier, Mario Ferrari
• Produced by: Giorgio Venturini
• Music by: Giovanni Fusco
• Cinematography: Angelo Lotti
• Edited by: Antonietta Zita

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00:06:55What are they going to do now?
00:06:57I don't know.
00:06:59But I can tell you what we're going to do.
00:07:01We're going to build our huts and enjoy a well-earned rest.
00:07:05Let's get back to work.
00:07:07Everybody, let's get to work.
00:07:09All of us.
00:07:10Come on, to work.
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00:07:24I'd better go on to Loretum.
00:07:26You go back to Rutilea and bring me two companies of my best warriors.
00:07:29We don't need to use your men.
00:07:31I know a way to take care of that whole camp of rotten intruders.
00:07:35Over there in the valley are the pastures of King Evandro,
00:07:37full of enormous bulls, untamed and vicious and savage.
00:07:41With a little persuasion, the herders will lend them to us.
00:07:45Wild beasts run against human beasts.
00:07:49And we won't even get our hands dirty.
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00:08:07Agathon. Agathon's back.
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00:08:13Anea. Anea. Agathon's back.
00:08:16Here he comes.
00:08:17And he's got a chariot.
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00:08:30There's good news, Anea.
00:08:32King Latino is waiting for you in Loretum.
00:08:34You'll be welcomed with the respect and honor which befits your fame.
00:08:37That's more than we'd hoped for.
00:08:39All of the rulers of the neighborhood kingdoms in this region of Latium
00:08:42will assemble tomorrow at the royal palace to greet you.
00:08:45They've all been invited there by Latino.
00:08:48What did you hear about Tono?
00:08:50He's the king of Rutilia.
00:08:53The nephew of Queen Amata, but she treats him like a son.
00:08:56Why do you ask?
00:08:57Look there. A herd of wild bulls. They're coming this way.
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00:09:06You men, get the women and children into the woods. Quick.
00:09:09Oh!
00:09:19On your horses. We'll try to drive them away from the camp.
00:09:26Go on this way. Hurry.
00:09:28What are you doing?
00:09:29Get into the woods with the rest of them.
00:09:31Look at the line down there.
00:09:50Let's get the shepherds. They're the ones driving the herd.
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00:10:11We've driven them off.
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00:11:28That's why I asked you about Tono.
00:11:30I thought he'd do something like this.
00:11:32What do you propose, Anaya?
00:11:35Get an escort ready.
00:11:37I intend to leave.
00:11:38Now, we've a friend in the king at Lorentum.
00:11:42I have to visit him.
00:11:44Very good.
00:11:46You, tighten that rope on your side.
00:11:48Sinestas!
00:11:49You'll have to pull a little harder.
00:11:50Sinestas!
00:11:51That's right.
00:11:52Now, lower the frame and leave it to dry.
00:11:54Yes, Anaya.
00:11:55I'm entrusting you with the command of the camp.
00:11:58Cut more logs.
00:11:59And build a high and strong stockade.
00:12:01Don't you worry, Anaya.
00:12:02I'll take good care of everything.
00:12:08Julio.
00:12:14Were you afraid of those bulls?
00:12:15Me? No.
00:12:17Hmm?
00:12:18Well, a little maybe.
00:12:21But I didn't hide.
00:12:22Good son.
00:12:24I'm leaving for Lorentum soon.
00:12:27And we rarely get a chance to talk to one another.
00:12:31But I'm always watching you.
00:12:33I know.
00:12:34And that's helped me through some very difficult moments.
00:12:44Pleased to see you.
00:12:45This is a great occasion.
00:12:46We think so too.
00:12:47I see you've organized a truly royal gathering for the strangers arriving.
00:12:51I've only carried out the instructions given me by the king.
00:12:54After you'd made the suggestions, I'm sure.
00:12:56You've been the most influential minister the king has ever had.
00:12:59Everyone knows that.
00:13:00The most loyal.
00:13:02You might be very useful in my service.
00:13:05You have an Ascensio.
00:13:07A perfect counselor.
00:13:12I'm sorry.
00:13:13A perfect counselor.
00:13:19So your king has ordered his people to provide a welcome.
00:13:23But if Aeneas doesn't appear...
00:13:25What makes you think he won't?
00:13:27It's only an idea.
00:13:29You know how they occur to one.
00:13:38Greetings, Belondre.
00:13:40I'm glad you're here.
00:13:41I know your father depends on you,
00:13:42but it's a pity we've had no chance to see one another.
00:13:45Yes, and it's a pity I haven't seen your men
00:13:46visiting our lands at night and stealing our livestock.
00:13:54Today our young friend, Polanti, has a very sharp tongue.
00:13:57Are you surprised?
00:13:58You know very well he's telling the truth.
00:14:00He's not going to greet you like a brother.
00:14:02Oh, Camilla.
00:14:04You don't really believe all those lies, do you?
00:14:07I prefer to believe nothing at all.
00:14:10Rather than what I hear about you.
00:14:13Well said.
00:14:15That proves you love me just as much as you ever did, Camilla.
00:14:19Perhaps.
00:14:20Does it really matter to you?
00:14:23It matters a lot.
00:14:24More than you know.
00:14:40Oh, my God!
00:15:00Doesn't this historic welcome interest you?
00:15:02On the contrary, I'm bored with it.
00:15:06But still, you came,
00:15:07and you're more beautiful than ever.
00:15:09You think I had a special reason for coming?
00:15:11Perhaps.
00:15:15Since you need an explanation,
00:15:16don't forget I'm the king's daughter,
00:15:18and I must greet his guests.
00:15:19It's simply a question of my duty.
00:15:21Naturally.
00:15:22But when I come to the ransom,
00:15:23am I not a guest as well?
00:15:39Camilla!
00:15:42Camilla!
00:15:44Camilla!
00:15:46Camilla!
00:15:48Camilla!
00:15:50Camilla!
00:15:52Camilla!
00:15:54Camilla!
00:15:56Camilla!
00:15:58Camilla!
00:16:00Camilla!
00:16:02Camilla!
00:16:04Camilla!
00:16:05Camilla!
00:16:24Anne, it's an honor to receive you.
00:16:25May I present my wife, Queen Amara,
00:16:27and my daughter, Lavinia.
00:16:30It's hard for me to express my thanks
00:16:32for this welcome.
00:16:34Your bravery is known to all of us.
00:16:36Though you're in exile,
00:16:37the glory of Troy lives in your name.
00:16:39Our people were driven from our lands.
00:16:41That's why I've come to you.
00:16:43We've heard much about the long and useless war
00:16:45that destroyed your homeland,
00:16:47and from what we've been told,
00:16:48the vanquished behaved more nobly than the victors.
00:16:52No words have cheered me more
00:16:54since the glorious days of peace in Troy.
00:16:57Fate has brought us here,
00:16:59to your land.
00:17:00I prefer to look upon it as a return.
00:17:03As the founder of Troy was from Marxium,
00:17:05we're both from the same race.
00:17:07I'm happy this ancient tie lives in your memory.
00:17:10It gives me hope
00:17:11that my request will be granted.
00:17:17Give us refuge in your land.
00:17:19We've come to the River Tiber by the will of the gods.
00:17:22If you allow it,
00:17:23we shall stay.
00:17:24You have my word that your request
00:17:26will be considered by us most favorably, Aeneas.
00:17:29And I say this on behalf of the other royal houses
00:17:31who have gathered here today
00:17:32to pay you their due respects.
00:17:35Camilla,
00:17:36queen of all the Vultures.
00:17:38It would be hard to find a man
00:17:39who rivals her in courage and daring.
00:17:42Thank you for having honored me with your presence.
00:17:47Valante, son of King Evandro.
00:17:50If my father weren't handicapped by his great age,
00:17:52he himself would greet you.
00:17:54I'm proud to bid you welcome.
00:17:55He should be proud of his son.
00:17:57I will tell him that.
00:17:59And this is Torno,
00:18:00king of the Rutili.
00:18:02We've already met.
00:18:03I had the pleasure of visiting him
00:18:04at his camp on my way here.
00:18:06I admired his large band of brave followers
00:18:09and their leader, of course,
00:18:10the illustrious Aeneas.
00:18:13Before I left,
00:18:14I gave him a bit of advice, too.
00:18:16I had proof of your admiration after you had gone.
00:18:19Might I be permitted,
00:18:20as a servant of the crown,
00:18:22to pay homage to our celebrated
00:18:23and much-traveled guest?
00:18:25Calchas, my most faithful minister.
00:18:28Thank you.
00:18:46All the princes taking part in the games
00:18:47are choosing their horses today.
00:18:49Do you intend to be there?
00:18:51Yes.
00:18:52Unless you advise me to the contrary.
00:18:54I only want to tell you,
00:18:56I won't allow Torno to provoke your anger.
00:18:58What I mean is,
00:18:59just behave with the dignity you showed before
00:19:01outside the palace.
00:19:02I admired your calm
00:19:03when he started begging you.
00:19:05What went on when you two met at your camp?
00:19:08Nothing important.
00:19:09Are you sure?
00:19:12You know Torno better than I.
00:19:14Why does he want us to leave Lansing?
00:19:16For many reasons, I suppose.
00:19:18Surely for just as many reasons
00:19:19as I want you to stay here.
00:19:21Therefore, I will use all my influence
00:19:22to support your request to the king.
00:19:26He painted those frescoes for us some years ago.
00:19:30If you wish, go in and hear.
00:19:33Thank you, Calchas.
00:19:35I must return to the king.
00:20:56Ah!
00:21:26Ah!
00:21:56Ah!
00:22:15I was hoping that you wouldn't discover this room.
00:22:18Why, Lavinia?
00:22:20I know it's a painful feeling
00:22:21to be faced with pictures of the past.
00:22:25Our memories can be even more painful.
00:22:28I will remember all of this.
00:22:30I have nothing else to remember.
00:22:32I hope you found at least the painter was impartial.
00:22:35Only time is impartial.
00:22:37The truce established between victors and vanquished,
00:22:40that grows into peace.
00:22:42Are you saying now
00:22:43that you don't hate your enemies anymore?
00:22:47They're no longer enemies.
00:22:49I fought them without hating them.
00:22:51I fought only because I loved what I was defending.
00:22:54But the Greeks destroyed your homeland
00:22:56and sent you and your people into exile.
00:23:00That's true.
00:23:01But these memories don't create any bitterness...
00:23:05or hatred.
00:23:07I never quite expected to hear you speak like this.
00:23:12What did you expect?
00:23:14Oh, I thought you'd say the empty phrases all heroes use.
00:23:18You believe only in force and in vengeance.
00:23:21Maybe I'm not a hero.
00:23:24Of course he is, Lavinia.
00:23:27Our Ane is simply being modest.
00:23:29You've seen the warm welcome he gets
00:23:31from the peasants and townspeople.
00:23:33It's impressive.
00:23:34And they're the ones who really create our myth.
00:23:37Come, child.
00:23:38I'm sure our famous visitor has need of rest.
00:23:41It's been a tiring day, even for him.
00:23:44Thank you for your courtesy.
00:23:47Your hospitality is well known.
00:23:49I've been looking for you, Martha.
00:23:52I'd like to see you, too.
00:23:54You and I see far too much of each other.
00:24:02You must have a little patience, Torno.
00:24:04Lavinia's always been very headstrong.
00:24:06I have been patient.
00:24:08But for how much longer?
00:24:10Until she gets to know you better
00:24:12and realizes your qualities.
00:24:14We have no more time.
00:24:16Why not?
00:24:18Do you still hope to see me reign as king
00:24:20on the throne of Larentum?
00:24:23Of course. You're my nephew.
00:24:25Very well, then.
00:24:26You'd better act before the Trojan steps in
00:24:28and ruins our plans.
00:24:42Come.
00:24:45Come.
00:24:55Aeneas, what makes you think he could be a threat to us?
00:24:58I know what he can do.
00:24:59You were there.
00:25:00Calchas and Latino hung on his every word.
00:25:02And you saw how the people cheered him.
00:25:04You know that we at the court of Larentum
00:25:06always receive our guests formally.
00:25:08I'm aware of that.
00:25:10Aeneas, however, isn't just another guest.
00:25:12Men like him think they're champions of the downtrodden,
00:25:14defenders of liberty.
00:25:16They have an uncanny strength,
00:25:18one that gives courage to weaker men.
00:25:20Am I mistaken? Are you praising him?
00:25:22Not at all.
00:25:23I'm trying to make you see the danger to both of us
00:25:25if he remains here in Latium.
00:25:30Do you think you'll be satisfied
00:25:32with that little plot of land on the Tiber?
00:25:36And what will they ask for later
00:25:38if his prestige keeps on growing?
00:25:40If what you say is true, we must deal with Aeneas.
00:25:43I think I may know a way we can do it.
00:25:46Tell me how.
00:25:48Don't forget that Latino hasn't come to a decision about Aeneas yet.
00:25:51I can convince my husband not to grant him the land he wants.
00:25:54You heard the king. He went too far.
00:25:56He can't refuse Aeneas now.
00:25:58Perhaps you have another solution.
00:26:00If so, what is it?
00:26:05That I must marry Lavinia at once.
00:26:07Listen to me, Amata.
00:26:09Time is working for Aeneas.
00:26:11But there's hope. Married to Lavinia,
00:26:13I could drive those Trojan beggars out of Latium.
00:26:19I know how much I'm asking of you.
00:26:21But everything is lost unless your husband
00:26:23announces we're betrothed and does it tonight.
00:26:26Lavinia is my daughter.
00:26:28Her happiness is important to me.
00:26:30And she doesn't love you. She told me so.
00:26:32You'll be good to her. Promise me.
00:26:34You have my promise.
00:26:36I know full well what she feels for me.
00:26:38So you can be sure I'll do all I can to make her love me.
00:26:41And to make her happy.
00:26:45Let me have some time to think about it.
00:26:59Learned you good how to ride. Look at that.
00:27:01You think that's any part of the game?
00:27:02No, they're only for the Latin.
00:27:03That way, turtles sure will.
00:27:09Let me go after the Trojans again.
00:27:11But this time with your soldiers.
00:27:13We have the advantage since Aeneas is not there.
00:27:15It's no longer necessary.
00:27:17I don't agree. Force is always necessary.
00:27:19That's where you're mistaken.
00:27:21If you'd learned to be a little more artful
00:27:23and a little less the tyrant,
00:27:25you'd still be king of the Etruscans, Messencio,
00:27:27instead of just my faithful servant.
00:27:29I'll regain the throne one day.
00:27:31If I help you.
00:28:09I see we have another thing in common.
00:28:11A slight distaste for Torno.
00:28:15If Torno's merely distasteful to you,
00:28:17to me he's becoming more of an obsession.
00:28:22Excuse me, Aeneas, if I say things that have no meaning for you.
00:28:27You have a right to your feelings, Aeneas.
00:28:29And whatever they are,
00:28:31always defend them.
00:28:38Let's go.
00:28:56Why don't you take a horse and show us your skill over the jumps?
00:28:59No, thanks. I'm here as a spectator.
00:29:02Spectators never have won any competitions or so I've heard.
00:29:08I haven't entered this one yet.
00:29:11If I decide to, I'll be sure and let you know.
00:29:23Your distinguished guests are arriving, Your Majesty.
00:29:26All right, then. What have you decided?
00:29:32If my happiness, if my wishes still have any meaning,
00:29:35do as I ask you.
00:29:37I forget that our daughter's wishes are also important.
00:29:40Lavinia will reign with Torno.
00:29:42She will have a strong man on the throne beside her.
00:29:45One who can make decisions and make them without the aid of a counselor.
00:29:48You still don't agree with my policies.
00:29:50Your policies are weak.
00:29:52That's because you've only been doing the things that Colchis wants you to do.
00:29:56I hate all violence. I always have.
00:30:00And I believe the peoples of Latium are able to live in peace with one another.
00:30:04Stop being so unrealistic.
00:30:06When Lavinia puts on my crown, I want to be sure she's wearing more than a piece of jewelry.
00:30:10It must be the symbol of power.
00:30:13When you speak like that, I think I hear Torno's voice.
00:30:16And when I listen to you, I hear the words of Colchis.
00:30:19What do you have against my nephew, will you tell me?
00:30:22It would be unwise to give Torno more power than he has.
00:30:25We have to think of our other neighbors in Latium.
00:30:27You must know the Etruscans hate us on his account.
00:30:29And since when have you been afraid of the Etruscans?
00:30:31Ever since I learned that they have alerted their armies.
00:30:33They'll kill all of us if we start war among ourselves.
00:30:36I'm not sure which is worse, Torno or his friend Nisencio.
00:30:39They think they understand how to use power, but they're only tyrants.
00:30:43That's not true. Torno isn't a tyrant. He'd never act like one.
00:30:47If you give in and grant some of our land to Aeneas,
00:30:49you've got to announce tonight that you have promised Torno he can marry our daughter Lavinia.
00:30:53If you don't, you'll lose what respect I have left for you.
00:30:59My husband won't be needing your counsel anymore. You're dismissed.
00:31:03He's the king. He'll make all the decisions.
00:31:33THE END
00:32:03THE END
00:32:33I hope you're not worried. You'll have your lands.
00:32:36Latino's slow in deciding because he fears for Lavinia.
00:32:42I don't understand.
00:32:44Latino is being trapped by Queen Amata and Torno.
00:32:52Careful now. Don't be imprudent.
00:33:03THE END
00:33:34You, Aenea, have come to us in good faith to ask us that which I, King of Lotsium,
00:33:38am ready to grant you and your followers.
00:33:40With all of the privileges of my crown,
00:33:42I grant you complete sovereignty over the lands adjoining the forks of the Tiber.
00:33:47A sovereignty which will remain with you and your sons,
00:33:49who will bear the rank of Princes of Lotsium from this day forth and for all time.
00:33:55You see what I tell you.
00:34:04The king is very kind.
00:34:06Your Majesty, now I've only words with which to thank you.
00:34:10But I can promise you this,
00:34:12that you'll never regret the gift you have given the Trojans today.
00:34:15You're not going to take him at his word, are you, Latino?
00:34:18You're making a serious mistake,
00:34:20tearing apart your kingdom to give territory to a band of foreigners.
00:34:23I give you fair warning, this dangerous move which you think concerns only Lotsium
00:34:26is certain to put a great strain on our alliance.
00:34:29In Laurentum, there's always a place for those who want to live in peace and friendship,
00:34:33even foreigners.
00:34:35But your country is only one of many in Lotsium.
00:34:37Why not ask us?
00:34:39Our lands border yours.
00:34:41Ask us if we want these people to stay here or not.
00:34:44Camilla, how do you feel about it?
00:34:47I share with King Latino his respect for Renea.
00:34:50But my basic position remains unchanged.
00:34:53I do agree with Turno.
00:34:55Not that I dispute your right to grant your own lands to anyone you choose,
00:34:59but I do take into account the possible risks,
00:35:03the consequences of this foreign invasion.
00:35:06We all welcome you among us, Renea.
00:35:09Those of us who love peace and justice rejoice
00:35:11that you are now a prince equal in power to all of Lotsium's rulers.
00:35:15We too have been forced to submit to abuses,
00:35:17been humiliated as you were a Troy
00:35:19by those who maintain constantly that the only valid rule is the law of violence.
00:35:23No, Pallante, let's call it force.
00:35:26Let no one say it isn't useful.
00:35:28I use it whenever necessary,
00:35:30and I always get the best results.
00:35:33Apply your law on Rutilia as long as you can.
00:35:37But in my lands, now that they're mine,
00:35:40only just laws are valid,
00:35:42and no one will break them.
00:35:44No one.
00:35:46Music.
00:35:53Music.
00:36:23Music.
00:36:29Alain.
00:36:32What do you want?
00:36:34A word with you.
00:36:47You can spare yourself the trouble.
00:36:49I've already seen this room.
00:36:52Are you quite sure?
00:36:54On the contrary,
00:36:56I have the impression you've completely forgotten
00:36:59what happens to those who oppose a power greater than their own.
00:37:03King Latino has granted you the lands you wanted.
00:37:07You've received the approval of the crowds,
00:37:10but you need more.
00:37:12You may not think so, but it's most important.
00:37:15You need my approval.
00:37:17I can do without it.
00:37:19That's a hard thing to do.
00:37:24You're in my way now, and I can't allow that.
00:37:27I'm telling you for the last time.
00:37:31Leave here.
00:37:33Do you think you can drive me away?
00:37:36And do you think you can oppose me in air?
00:37:39I don't accept the king's decision.
00:37:42I'll fight it with all my strength.
00:37:45You have something else to say?
00:37:47Why not take what I offer you?
00:37:49Food, wagons, and gold.
00:37:51Leave peacefully. Continue your voyage.
00:37:53Listen to me in air,
00:37:55because tomorrow I can't guarantee you anything,
00:37:57not even your life.
00:37:59And now you listen to me.
00:38:01We're staying on the land that was given us at any cost.
00:38:06You're staying on the land.
00:38:08Above it or under it.
00:38:12Most impressive, that Trojan horse.
00:38:18Until tomorrow, Prince of Latium.
00:38:42I think you've chosen the fine spot to build your camp, my friends,
00:38:45but why have you put up the stockade?
00:38:47We have to be ready to take care of any uninvited guests.
00:38:50King Evandro's wild cattle?
00:38:52Driven by Tuno's men.
00:38:55All right, go ahead and tell us.
00:38:57Where is all this game you say we'll find?
00:38:59Near the boundaries of the city.
00:39:01There are deer, wild bear, and rabbits.
00:39:03Will you show us where?
00:39:05I take care of these fields along the Tiber,
00:39:07and I mustn't leave them.
00:39:08But if you follow my directions, you'll get there without any trouble.
00:39:11When you leave the camp,
00:39:13just go along the stream until you come to the white rocks.
00:39:16There's some poplars just to the left of them.
00:39:18After that, there's a great oak forest
00:39:20where you'll find all the deer you could possibly want.
00:39:23Why give us all this information, Shepard?
00:39:25What do you want from us in return?
00:39:27You can keep all the meat,
00:39:29but I'd like you to give me the hide of everything you've killed.
00:39:31Fair enough. Ready for the hunt, men.
00:39:34Hey, Bixia.
00:39:36Julia wants to go along with us.
00:39:38My aim is good.
00:39:40Pull harder. You've got to pull on the bowstring.
00:39:43It takes more than aim.
00:39:45You've got to draw the bowstring all the way to your shoulder.
00:39:48Keep pulling. That's right.
00:39:50Now you can get me with one shot.
00:39:54Let's go.
00:40:03Oh!
00:40:09We'll all be waiting.
00:40:11You'd better bring back some game.
00:40:13And you'd better get a move on and finish those games.
00:40:15If they're not in place when we get back,
00:40:17you go to bed hungry.
00:40:33Hooray!
00:41:03Hooray!
00:41:14Hold on to something!
00:41:18Oh, yeah!
00:41:33Hooray!
00:41:35Hooray!
00:41:37Hooray!
00:41:39Hooray!
00:41:41Hooray!
00:41:43Hooray!
00:41:45Hooray!
00:41:47Hooray!
00:41:49Hooray!
00:41:51Hooray!
00:41:53Hooray!
00:41:55Hooray!
00:41:57Hooray!
00:41:59Hooray!
00:42:01Hooray!
00:42:03Hooray!
00:42:05Hooray!
00:42:07Hooray!
00:42:09Hooray!
00:42:11Hooray!
00:42:13Hooray!
00:42:15Hooray!
00:42:17Hooray!
00:42:22I give you this belt as a symbol of your victory,
00:42:24but surely not as an honor.
00:42:26A victory you well know you did not merit.
00:42:31Hooray!
00:42:33Hooray!
00:42:35Hooray!
00:42:37Hooray!
00:42:39Hooray!
00:42:41Hooray!
00:42:43Hooray!
00:42:45Hooray!
00:42:47Very well, then, I challenge everyone.
00:42:49I'm more than willing to give this trophy
00:42:51to anyone here who can do better than I.
00:42:58I accept that challenge.
00:43:01Hooray!
00:43:31He missed!
00:43:32Oh, he cut the cord!
00:43:54Did you see that?
00:43:55He cut the cord!
00:43:58Did you see that?
00:44:00He cut the cord!
00:44:01He did it twice!
00:44:23Your Majesty, with your permission,
00:44:25I would like to give this trophy to Palante.
00:44:27He's really the one who deserves it.
00:44:33Palante.
00:44:42It's Misencio.
00:44:49Who's on the stretchers?
00:44:51I don't know, but those two prisoners,
00:44:53they're trojans.
00:45:09Why are you doing this, Misencio?
00:45:11Why are you interrupting the game?
00:45:13This can't wait.
00:45:15Two of your loyal subjects have been brutally killed
00:45:17only because they were trying to uphold
00:45:19the sacred laws of Lorento.
00:45:24All of you here knew the priest Tiro,
00:45:26the guardian of the sacred deer.
00:45:33And his son, Bectolo.
00:45:37Look at them now.
00:45:39Why are my men held prisoner?
00:45:41Because they're the ones responsible
00:45:43for killing our two beloved priests.
00:45:45Speak up. Is this true?
00:45:47No one told us the deer were sacred.
00:45:49Our people need food.
00:45:51We were told we could hunt where we want.
00:45:53That's not what I'm asking.
00:45:55He wants to know who killed Tiro and his son.
00:46:01They were hiding in the woods.
00:46:03It was a trap.
00:46:05And suddenly they jumped out of there.
00:46:07There must have been more than 30 of them.
00:46:09They were all in the woods.
00:46:11They were all in the woods.
00:46:13They jumped out of there.
00:46:15There must have been more than 30 of them.
00:46:17Answer me. Did you kill those men?
00:46:19We tried our best not to,
00:46:21but we saw they were butchering without mercy.
00:46:23They would have killed us all if we hadn't fought back.
00:46:29Take them away.
00:46:31You heard them confess, didn't you?
00:46:33Now. Now you know the Trojans for what they are.
00:46:35Calm your people down, King Latino.
00:46:37Give me time to find out the truth.
00:46:41Back. Go back to your homes.
00:46:43My order to the king,
00:46:45the people demand justice.
00:46:47Stop. Stop.
00:46:49You don't know what you're doing.
00:46:51Stop.
00:46:53I'm beginning to believe you.
00:46:55Kill them. We must kill all of them.
00:46:57Not in the least.
00:46:59It was necessary.
00:47:01After them.
00:47:03The soldiers won't stop you.
00:47:05After them.
00:47:09Kill them. Quick.
00:47:31Come on. Don't let a single one escape.
00:47:39They violated our sacred law.
00:47:41Kill them all.
00:48:01It's Palante. It's Palante.
00:48:03Disguise.
00:48:31Go through that door.
00:48:33Hurry up now.
00:48:37Hurry.
00:48:39Hurry.
00:49:01Hurry.
00:49:31We've got to get to the east gate immediately before they block
00:49:33every way out of the city.
00:49:35There are more of my men out there with horses for all of you.
00:49:37No.
00:49:39I must speak to Latino first.
00:49:41I have to prove to him the Trojans are not at fault.
00:49:43Torno won't give you time for that.
00:49:45The whole city's on his side.
00:49:51Go out that way.
00:49:53Quickly.
00:49:55What are you going to do?
00:49:57Who'll protect you now?
00:49:59Don't worry about me.
00:50:01You must save your men above all.
00:50:03And save yourself, Anaya.
00:50:05You're the only hope we have left.
00:50:21I must get back to camp before Torno attacks.
00:50:23I don't think he'll leave Larenta before tomorrow.
00:50:25He needs the time to organize his army and prepare for an assault.
00:50:27I can't risk it.
00:50:29If he attacks, I've got to be there with my people.
00:50:31Belante, you go talk with the Etruscans.
00:50:33Maybe they'll join forces with us.
00:50:35Yes, they ought to be glad to help us,
00:50:37because Torno and Mesencia will be a menace to them too.
00:50:39I know, but the Etruscans are suspicious of me
00:50:41because I was once Torno's friend.
00:50:43It won't be easy to convince them now that I'm no longer an ally of the Rutali.
00:50:45But I'll try.
00:50:47And if I have any luck, I'll rejoin you
00:50:49with a large force of Etruscans and the rest of my army.
00:50:51Agathon will go with you.
00:50:53If you're unable to win them over,
00:50:55send them back to camp by sundown.
00:50:57As you wish, Senea.
00:50:59Follow me!
00:51:01It's impossible.
00:51:03I can't do what you ask.
00:51:25It's impossible.
00:51:27I can't do what you ask.
00:51:29if there's any truth in what Miss Enzio says.
00:51:31You mean you're still not convinced?
00:51:33Despite the fact that Anea has fled with his accomplices.
00:51:35If he's innocent, let him come prove it.
00:51:37And face being stoned to death by an angry crowd?
00:51:40The hatred you've managed to set loose is beyond all control.
00:51:43The body of that priest lying down there in the square with his son
00:51:45speaks much more eloquently than anything you're saying.
00:51:47It was a trap. The Trojans defended themselves.
00:51:49Against whom? Surely not against me and my men.
00:51:53The people want justice, and they demand it now.
00:51:57Listen to them, Latino. Their voice is more powerful than yours.
00:52:01You had no trust in Turno.
00:52:03But Turno didn't betray us. It was Anea, your new ally.
00:52:07There's no need to look for Calchas.
00:52:09They've killed your faithful old minister.
00:52:12But maybe it was all for the best.
00:52:14Now he won't be able to influence you with all that poisonous chatter
00:52:17which made you nothing more than his royal pawn.
00:52:19None of it's true. Not a bit of it.
00:52:21Tell me why a man like Anea could be so faithless
00:52:23as to renounce his oath of loyalty
00:52:25when he's always talked about peace.
00:52:27He came here to ask for hospitality, and he was given it.
00:52:30Of course, and he's taking the best advantage of it.
00:52:32Anea wants a lot more.
00:52:34Now that we've uncovered his deceit, he'll attack us. I'm sure of that.
00:52:37We should level that camp, burn it to the ground.
00:52:39There's no other way, and you know it as well as I do.
00:52:41You must wait. Wait before more blood is spilled for nothing.
00:52:44We might be able to wait, but the people won't.
00:52:47I ask you to open the temple of the war god.
00:52:50If you now fail to attack the Trojans,
00:52:52your people will rebel against you, Latino.
00:52:54Do you think my soldiers won't obey
00:52:56if they're told to stop the riots which have started?
00:52:58Why ask me that?
00:52:59Why not ask Volchende?
00:53:01He commands your forces.
00:53:05All of your soldiers agree with the people,
00:53:07and the people demand that the priest here
00:53:09on his young son shall be avenged.
00:53:24Now do you realize you must have faith in Torno?
00:53:26He will defend Lorentham and defend your throne as well.
00:53:29Asensio has already gone to collect my soldiers,
00:53:31and we have Camilla and her army.
00:53:33I'm afraid you're mistaken.
00:53:35Why should I join you in this insane venture?
00:53:37Insane? Is that what you call it?
00:53:40It seems to me that yesterday you agreed with my ideas.
00:53:43Let's clarify your ideas.
00:53:45You hate Anea, and because of that,
00:53:47you want us all to risk a costly war with the Trojans.
00:53:51We must liberate those lands on the Tiber
00:53:53and drive Anea out.
00:53:55Your soldiers and mine can lead the attack.
00:53:58As for Camilla, she'll come to her senses
00:54:00if she cares for me.
00:54:01What is it you want of me?
00:54:03That you open the Temple of Janus.
00:54:05I want you to open the Temple of Janus.
00:54:07What is it you want of me?
00:54:09That you open the Temple of Janus.
00:54:11You're a traitor.
00:54:13You're a traitor.
00:54:15You're a traitor.
00:54:17What is it you want of me?
00:54:19That you open the Temple of Janus.
00:54:22Leave that to Torno.
00:54:24He's the one who wants this war.
00:54:26The responsibility is his alone.
00:54:29And I accept it. Yes, all the responsibility.
00:54:32Vosente, have the custodians prepare the ceremony.
00:54:35Let us go, Lavinia.
00:55:06The Temple of Janus
00:55:11The Temple of Janus
00:55:32Two of us, we don't get sick.
00:55:40Two of us, we don't get sick.
00:56:11How many have you made?
00:56:12About two hundred, all good and strong.
00:56:13And a hundred and fifty lasts.
00:56:15Give some of those swords to us old men, too.
00:56:17And we'll be able to use them better than most of these young devils.
00:56:20You're going to have to wait until some of us young devils have no more use for their swords.
00:56:23Then maybe you'll get one.
00:56:29They may like weapons, but not courage.
00:56:32Let's hope the regaton comes back soon with good news.
00:56:35Let's hope so.
00:56:37But it's already sunset.
00:56:39So there's no sign of him or the Etruscans.
00:56:41Well, we can be grateful no one's seen Ternum.
00:56:44I don't believe he can risk leaving our end too much before tomorrow.
00:56:47Look! The Rotuli!
00:56:49They're here! The Rotuli!
00:57:09They're here!
00:57:31There are far too many for us.
00:57:33They'll break right through on the first assault.
00:57:36Everyone take cover!
00:57:38Everybody but the soldiers!
00:58:05Let's go!
00:58:08Let's go!
00:58:34I don't think they'll attack us now.
00:58:36In a short while it'll be dark.
00:58:38Terno has come to show us his power.
00:58:54Anaya!
00:58:56It's still not too late, Anaya.
00:58:58I offer your people a chance to leave these lands.
00:59:01But this is your last warning.
00:59:04I'm giving you the night to come to a decision.
00:59:07If you're not on your way by tomorrow morning, the gates will be broken down.
00:59:11You'll be slaughtered, every one of you.
00:59:23And now come and take back this man who wants to die with you.
00:59:30It's Agatha.
00:59:32Open the gates!
01:00:02Agatha!
01:00:32Agatha!
01:00:45I must make way through his lines.
01:00:47I must bring back help.
01:00:50Or Terno will destroy us tomorrow.
01:00:53Volante cannot have been able to convince the Etruscans.
01:00:56And maybe I won't be.
01:00:58But it's my duty to try.
01:01:00The only thing I could do would be to open the gates.
01:01:03And beg Terno to spare our women and children.
01:01:06Go, Anaya.
01:01:08Every one of us knows that if the Etruscans will listen to any man, that man is you.
01:01:13We'll have trouble making your way. Terno's lines are strong.
01:01:16You'll need someone to go along with you.
01:01:18Please let me come too.
01:01:19I want to go also.
01:01:20Get ready.
01:01:30Terno!
01:02:01What's wrong with the horses?
01:02:08It's the Trojans! Alert!
01:02:10Alert!
01:02:31Let's go! Hurry!
01:02:33I'm untying the horses so Terno's men can't follow us.
01:02:35There's no time! Come on! That's an order!
01:02:37Hurry up!
01:03:01Hold them off, Esau!
01:03:07Give me your hand!
01:03:18Terno!
01:03:20Terno!
01:03:22Terno!
01:03:24Terno!
01:03:49Esau!
01:03:54Terno!
01:04:24Terno!
01:04:54Terno!
01:04:56Terno!
01:04:58Terno!
01:05:00Terno!
01:05:02Terno!
01:05:04Terno!
01:05:06Terno!
01:05:08Terno!
01:05:10Terno!
01:05:12Terno!
01:05:14Terno!
01:05:16Terno!
01:05:18Terno!
01:05:20Terno!
01:05:22Terno!
01:05:24Terno!
01:05:26Terno!
01:05:28Terno!
01:05:30Terno!
01:05:32Terno!
01:05:34Terno!
01:05:36Terno!
01:05:38Terno!
01:05:40Terno!
01:05:42Terno!
01:05:44Terno!
01:05:46Terno!
01:05:48Terno!
01:05:50Terno!
01:05:52Terno!
01:05:54Terno!
01:05:56Terno!
01:05:58Terno!
01:06:00Terno!
01:06:02Terno!
01:06:04Terno!
01:06:06Terno!
01:06:08Terno!
01:06:10Terno!
01:06:12Terno!
01:06:14Terno!
01:06:16Terno!
01:06:18Terno!
01:06:20Terno!
01:06:22Terno!
01:06:24Terno!
01:06:26Terno!
01:06:28Terno!
01:06:30Terno!
01:06:32Terno!
01:06:34Terno!
01:06:36Terno!
01:06:38Terno!
01:06:40Terno!
01:07:10Terno!
01:07:18We need arrows. Get as many as you can.
01:07:22Terno!
01:07:28Terno!
01:07:30Terno!
01:07:32You, Volante, get your men and pretend you're attacking Terno's cavalry.
01:08:01At the last moment, ride through into the woods, over there to the right of the encampment.
01:08:06They'll be sure to follow you.
01:08:09I'll wait till you're inside that wood, then with the Etruscan troops, I'll fall upon those
01:08:12who still remain in front of the camp.
01:08:14You can count on me.
01:08:16Let's go.
01:08:50Valentino's men are attacking our cavalry.
01:08:56Get to Terno.
01:08:58Hurry, make every arrow count.
01:09:00It's Palenze, he's coming.
01:09:02Forward, charge!
01:09:49Valentino, I'm going after Palenze.
01:10:12Volante, continue attacking the camp.
01:10:42Here's the messenger we've been waiting for.
01:10:44Terno's cavalry have followed Palenze's men into the woods.
01:10:48That's just what we wanted.
01:10:53Look there.
01:10:54The Vogels.
01:10:55They're attacking us.
01:10:58Camilla.
01:11:00I was afraid this would happen.
01:11:02Form a defense line.
01:11:05Form a line of defense, quick!
01:11:11Forward, forward!
01:11:13Attack!
01:11:34Charge!
01:11:47Don't let any of them get away!
01:11:49Attack!
01:12:04Palenze won't hold out much longer.
01:12:25Run him down!
01:12:27Run him down!
01:12:46That's Camilla.
01:13:15That's Camilla, don't miss.
01:13:37Let them go, hurry.
01:13:39Let's get the camp.
01:14:02Camilla's dead.
01:14:03The battle's lost.
01:14:04Stop.
01:14:05Go back.
01:14:06Cowards.
01:14:07Turn back, Boston traitors.
01:14:09Turn back and fight.
01:14:11Fight, I tell you.
01:14:32Hurry up, you.
01:14:34And you, what are you doing?
01:14:35Get some more water.
01:14:36Hurry!
01:14:38Water, water!
01:15:04Anaya.
01:15:07Anaya.
01:15:30Torno.
01:15:31What's happened?
01:15:32Camilla joined us with her forces.
01:15:34But Anaya and the Etruscans slaughtered the Bolsheviks.
01:15:36They all ran away when Camilla got killed.
01:15:39Camilla.
01:15:40Now Anaya's attacking our soldiers by the camp.
01:15:42If we stay here, we'll be destroyed.
01:15:44We have to defend the city.
01:16:14Russia!
01:16:15Russia!
01:16:17Russia!
01:16:18Russia!
01:16:19Russia!
01:16:20Russia!
01:16:21Russia!
01:16:22Russia!
01:16:23Russia!
01:16:24Russia!
01:16:25Russia!
01:16:26Russia!
01:16:27Russia!
01:16:28Russia!
01:16:29Russia!
01:16:30Russia!
01:16:31Russia!
01:16:32Russia!
01:16:33Russia!
01:16:34Russia!
01:16:35Russia!
01:16:36Russia!
01:16:37Russia!
01:16:38Russia!
01:16:39Russia!
01:16:40Russia!
01:16:41Russia!
01:16:42Russia!
01:16:43Russia!
01:16:44Russia!
01:16:45Russia!
01:17:03Have his body put on a war chariot and escort it to his home.
01:17:07Tell his father he died a hero.
01:17:12and mourn his death, as if he were my brother.
01:17:42This is the story of a young man who died in a car accident in the middle of the country.
01:17:48He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:17:52He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:17:56He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:18:00He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:18:04He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:18:08He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:18:11He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:18:15He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:18:19He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:18:23He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:18:27He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:18:31He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:18:35He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:18:39He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:18:43He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:18:47He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:18:51He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:18:55He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:18:59He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:19:03He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:19:07He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:19:11He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:19:15He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:19:19He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:19:23He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:19:27He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:19:31He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:19:35He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:19:39He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:19:43He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:19:47He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:19:51He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:19:55He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:19:59He was a young man with a broken leg and a broken heart.
01:20:03Benaya.
01:20:11Wait there.
01:20:27Aeneas.
01:20:37Why have you come here?
01:20:39To speak to your father. He must listen to me.
01:20:43What can he do? You know he didn't want this war.
01:20:47I know. But he can help me end it, before it's too late.
01:20:51How can he help? Tell me.
01:20:53What is it you have to say, Aeneas?
01:20:57Tell me.
01:21:03The Trojans have been accused of provoking this war.
01:21:06And I've never been allowed the chance to disprove it.
01:21:09However, you surely must realize that the truth can no longer be hidden.
01:21:14That this accusation against us, that all of the prejudice and hatred spread among our peoples,
01:21:18come from the ambitions of just one man.
01:21:21Today, after helping us win our victory in the field,
01:21:24the Etruscan army was ready to march directly on Laurentum.
01:21:27I restrained them.
01:21:29But tomorrow, if you continue to fight, I won't be able to stop them.
01:21:33We'll defend ourselves.
01:21:35You from Troy know better than any of us how long a city can hold out against a siege.
01:21:39But we had a just cause. The people believed in it.
01:21:42They knew why they were fighting.
01:21:44Look at these people. How long will they go on fighting to support your cause, your ambitions?
01:21:50What are you asking me to do? Surrender Laurentum?
01:21:54No.
01:21:56I've come here to offer myself in the cause of peace.
01:22:00If Turno will do the same.
01:22:03Let combat between the two of us alone decide the outcome of this terrible war.
01:22:07If I am defeated, I have the Etruscans' promise to withdraw, together with the Trojans.
01:22:13But let us say that you killed me.
01:22:15But let us say that you killed me.
01:22:17What is there to stop you from taking over the throne of Laurentum?
01:22:20I shall lay my weapons at the feet of the king.
01:22:23As a token of friendship and respect.
01:22:35Some of us here have doubted you, Aeneas.
01:22:38But this is the best proof of your good faith and the honor of your countrymen.
01:22:46Very well. Tomorrow I'll be at the gates of your camp.
01:22:49Prepare yourself, Trojan, for it will be your last day on earth.
01:23:45I'm here because I wanted to be with you at this time.
01:23:48You shouldn't have come, Lavinia.
01:23:50I had to come. I couldn't bear the thought of not seeing you again.
01:23:53Please, go back to Laurentum.
01:23:56No matter what happens, your father will protect you.
01:23:59What does it matter to me where I am if you shouldn't come back?
01:24:06To thought that I might lose you forever, Aeneas.
01:24:10Forgive me, Aeneas.
01:24:12I know how foolish you think I am, but I'm in love and I'm afraid.
01:24:16Don't send me away. Let me wait here.
01:24:18I beg of you. It will give me strength.
01:24:20Stay. I don't ever want to let you go.
01:24:28I'm sorry, Aeneas.
01:24:30I'm sorry, Aeneas.
01:24:32I'm sorry, Aeneas.
01:24:34I'm sorry, Aeneas.
01:24:37There he is! Over there!
01:24:39Somebody go tell Aeneas!
01:24:43Father! Father!
01:24:47Tourneau's here! It's Tourneau!
01:24:49I heard her. Don't get so excited.
01:24:53You're Giulio, aren't you?
01:24:55Yes.
01:24:56If you like, we two can wait together until your father comes back.
01:25:01Give me a hand, will you?
01:25:04Give me a hand, will you?
01:25:08Come on. Give me a hand.
01:25:33Give me a hand.
01:26:03Open the gates.
01:26:33Open the gates.
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01:34:03Here ends the story of Enea.
01:34:06The lifetime of one man has linked two of the most exciting of legendary events,
01:34:11the fall of Troy and the birth of Rome.
01:34:15And as Rome grows through the centuries, legend is slowly transformed into history.
01:34:21A history of civil wars, expansion into empire,
01:34:25and finally, the beginnings of our Western civilization.
01:34:32The End
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