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The Slave Merchants
The daughter of a noble man is sold into slavery, only to be later rescued by the film's hero. Repackaged from an original Sword-and-Sandal italian film.
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The daughter of a noble man is sold into slavery, only to be later rescued by the film's hero. Repackaged from an original Sword-and-Sandal italian film.
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Genre:Action, Adventure, Fantasy
Written By:Guido Malatesta, Arturo Rígel, André Tabet
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Runtime:114 minutes
Studio:Fides Films, Rialto Film, Producciones Benito Perojo, Compagnia Cinematografica Mondiale (CCM), Antares Produzione Cinematografica, Compagnia Cinematografica Mondiale
Cast
Antonio Margheriti
Director
Kirk Morris
Anthar
Michèle Girardon
Princess Soraya
Manuel Gallardo
Prince Daikor
Mario Feliciani
Ganor, Devil of the Desert
José Jaspe
Akrim, the Slave Merchant
Renato Baldini
Kamal, the Wealthy Sheik
Aldo Cecconi
Abdul, Akrim's Assistant
Roberto Dell'Acqua
Aimu, the Mute Boy
Fedele Gentile
Bidder at Auction against Kamal
Malika Kamal
Slave Girl
Tanya Lopert
Slave Girl
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