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Atlas Against the Cyclops (1963)
Strongman Maciste must battle the one-eyed Cyclops monster that is ravaging the land of Sadok, while at the same time fending off the advances of the evil Queen Capys, who wants to do a little ravaging of her own.
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Strongman Maciste must battle the one-eyed Cyclops monster that is ravaging the land of Sadok, while at the same time fending off the advances of the evil Queen Capys, who wants to do a little ravaging of her own.
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Genre:Adventure, Fantasy
Written By:Oreste Biancoli, Gino Mangini
In Theaters:6/1/1963
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Panda - Società per l'Industria Cinematografica
Cast
Antonio Leonviola
Director
Gordon Mitchell
Maciste
Chelo Alonso
Queen Capys
Vira Silenti
Queen Penophae
Dante DiPaolo
Ifitos
Paul Wynter
Mumba
Aldo Bufi Landi
Sirone, soldier loyal to Maciste
Giotto Tempestini
Aronios, the shepherd
Massimo Righi
Efros, who rescues the baby
Germano Longo
King Agisandros
Aldo Pedinotti
The Cyclops
Tullio Altamura
Captain of the Guard
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