Hercules the Invincible

Original title: Ercole l'invincibile

1964
U
1h 25m

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Dan Vadis in Hercules the Invincible (1964)

Hercules battles to save the population from a giant dragon.Hercules battles to save the population from a giant dragon.Hercules battles to save the population from a giant dragon.

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Dan Vadis

Ercole

Spela Rozin

Teica

Carla Calò

La regina Etel
(as Carol Brown)

Ken Clark

Kebaol

Mario De Simone

Babar
(as John Simons)

Maria Fiore

Melissa
(as Jannette Barton)

Ugo Sasso

Il re Tideo
(as Hugo Arden)

Howard Ross

Il capitano della guardia
(as Red Ross)

Olga Solbelli

La sibilla
(as Sand Beauty)

Alberto Cevenini

Il fratello di Teica
(as Kirk Bert)

Rosemarie Lindt

Una schiava

Kriss Moss

Una guardia

Sara Laurier

Una schiava

Christine Mathius

Una schiava

Jannette Le Roy

Una schiava

Paul Mac Lee

Una guardia

Michaela Ariston

Una schiava

Roberto Alessandri

Una guardia
(uncredited)

"Your Great Courage Is Certainly Well Matched To Your Muscles!"...

HERCULES THE INVINCIBLE stars Dan Vadis as everyone's favorite pile of muscles.

Watch! As Hercules battles a lion, pelting it with boulders! Tossing them as though they were made of papier mache!

See! Hercules reduce a dragon to cold cuts, in five seconds flat!

Witness! The mighty Hercules save enslaved people from their eeevil king!

Stand agog! While Big H bends iron bars like rubber!

Indeed, men are crushed, as big heavy things are thrown all over the place! Hercules does all of this while sporting the latest in earth tone mini-dresses!

Of course, there's also an obligatory "test of strength". This time, involving elephants! Annnd, the final, apocalyptic battle must not be missed!

A later entry in the genre, but worth seeing for the diehard devotee...

Dethcharm
Jun 19, 2021
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For the US version, distributed by Joseph E. Levine's Embassy Pictures, the dragon footage at the beginning has been removed and replaced with the dragon footage taken from Pietro Francisci's Hercules (1958), which Levine had also distributed in the US.