Fury of the Pagans (1963)
In an imaginary northern European country during the High Middle Ages, two leaders of a barbarian village fight to gain power: one is good and right and the other is an evil selfish. Who will have it?
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In an imaginary northern European country during the High Middle Ages, two leaders of a barbarian village fight to gain power: one is good and right and the other is an evil selfish. Who will have it?
Rating:NR
Genre:Adventure, Action
Written By:Gino Mangini, Umberto Scarpelli
In Theaters:5/1/1963
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Runtime:95 minutes
Studio:Arion Film
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