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'''Spartacus''' (2004) is a TV mini-series (sound, color, 174m), directed by [[Robert Dornhelm]]. Based on [[Spartacus (1951 Fast), novel]]. | '''Spartacus''' (2004) is a TV mini-series (sound, color, 174m), directed by [[Robert Dornhelm]]. Based on [[Spartacus (1951 Fast), novel]]. | ||
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==Production== | ==Production== | ||
Produced in the United States (2004). First broadcast in the United States: Apr 18, 2004. Released internationally, including Hungary (2004) | Produced in the United States (2004). First broadcast in the United States: Apr 18, 2004. Released internationally, including Hungary (2004); Russia (2005); Germany, Sweden (2006); Czech Republic, Italy (2007); Argentina (2008); and Portugal (2010). | ||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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[[Category:Second Temple Studies--Fiction|2004 Dornhelm]] | [[Category:Second Temple Studies--Fiction|2004 Dornhelm]] | ||
[[Category:Second Temple Studies--English|2004 Dornhelm]] | [[Category:Second Temple Studies--English|2004 Dornhelm]] | ||
[[Category:Maccabees (subject)|2004 Dornhelm]] | |||
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[[Category:Spartacus (subject)|2004 Dornhelm]] | [[Category:Spartacus (subject)|2004 Dornhelm]] | ||
Latest revision as of 00:15, 31 July 2018
Spartacus (2004) is a TV mini-series (sound, color, 174m), directed by Robert Dornhelm. Based on Spartacus (1951 Fast), novel.
Abstract
As in Fast's novel, one of Spartacus' companions, David, is Jewish.
Starring Goran Visnjic as Spartacus, and James Frain as David.
Production
Produced in the United States (2004). First broadcast in the United States: Apr 18, 2004. Released internationally, including Hungary (2004); Russia (2005); Germany, Sweden (2006); Czech Republic, Italy (2007); Argentina (2008); and Portugal (2010).