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Spartacus - R1991 - Press Kit

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Product #:	37923
Year:	1991
Type:	Press Kit
Attributes:	Original
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Size:	9 x 12

"A MIGHTY MOTION PICTURE!" This is an original press kit from the 1991 re-release of the classic sword & sandal gladiator film - "SPARTACUS". Originally released in 1960, the studios brought it back to the big screen in 1991 and created a new advertising campaign to promote the film. This press kit is part of that campaign. The Press Kit comes with the following: a COVER FOLDER . . . a 1-page OPENING ANNOUNCEMENT flyer . . . 4 pages of CAST AND CREDIT information . . . 11 pages of PRODUCTION NOTES . . . 3 glossy 8 x 10 black and white PHOTOS . . . 8 COLOR SLIDES that come with a caption sheet. I have enlarged the slides so you can see what they look like. The Press Kit is in NM condition. Great collectible for KIRK DOUGLAS and "SPARTACUS" fans!

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Movie Details

Genre(s):	Academy Award Winner - Best Actor Action Adventure Ancient Rome Biographical Classic Film Cult Film Drama Epic Gladiator Historical Rebellion Roman Empire Slavery Sword and Sandal War
Actor(s):	Kirk Douglas as Spartacus Laurence Olivier as Crassus Jean Simmons as Varinia Charles Laughton as Gracchus Peter Ustinov as Batiatus John Gavin as Julius Caesar Nina Foch as Helena Glabrus John Ireland as Crixus Herbert Lom as Tigranes Levantus John Dall as Marcus Publius Glabrus Charles McGraw as Marcellus Joanna Barnes as Claudia Marius Harold J. Stone as David Woody Strode as Draba Peter Brocco as Ramon Robert J. Wilke as Guard Captain John Hoyt as Caius Tony Curtis as Antoninus Hume Cronyn as Gladiator Richard Farnsworth as Salt Mine Slave Robert Fuller as Extra
Director(s):	Stanley Kubrick
Writer(s):	Dalton Trumbo (screenplay by) Howard Fast (based on the novel by) Peter Ustinov (uncredited) Calder Willingham (battle scenes) (uncredited) Plutarch (uncredited)