Showing posts with label Mark Forest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mark Forest. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 12, 2018

The Magnificent Gladiator 1964 Mark Forest Italian locandina

The Magnificent Gladiator (1964) - (Mark Forest) Italian locandina

This is a 12" x 27.5" locandina for the 1964 film The Magnificent Gladiator AKA Il magnifico gladiatore written and directed by Antonio Brescia and starring Mark Forest as Hercules/Attalus. Plot summary: In the early Second Century in what was to become the Province of Dacia [currently Romania], Roman soldiers capture Attalus. They take him to Rome where he fights in the arena as a gladiator and impresses Emperor Caesar Galienus [Franco Cobianchi]. A bitter rivalry soon develops between Attalus and Zuddo, [Paolo Gozlino] commander of the Praetorian Guards, for the love of Velida, [Marilù Tolo] the emperor's daughter.

Cast and crew: Alfonso Brescia, Mark Forest, Marilù Tolo, Paolo Gozlino, Jolanda Modio, Franco Cobianchi, Oreste Lionello, Nazzareno Zamperla, Fedele Gentile, Giulio Tomei, Renato Montalbano



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Friday, March 9, 2018

Goliath and the Sins of Babylon 1963 Mark Forest Italian locandina

Goliath and the Sins of Babylon (1963) - (Mark Forest) Italian locandina

This is a 13" x 27.5" Italian locandina designed by Studio Paradiso for the 1963 Michele Lupo film Goliath and the Sins of Babylon based on story and screenplay by Roberto Gianviti and starring Mark Forest as Maciste / Goliath / Marcellus. Plot summary: In 200 BC a puppet of the king of Babylon has usurped the throne in the Persian Gulf Kingdom of Nephr and is demanding annual tribute of 30 beautiful virgins for the king. Goliath joins a group of 41 insurgents, including Xandros, [Giuliano Gemma] suitor to Princess Regia [José Greci].

Cast and crew: Michele Lupo, Lionello De Felice, Roberto Gianviti, Mark Forest, José Greci, Giuliano Gemma, Erno Crisa, Mimmo Palmara, Livio Lorenzon, Piero Lulli, Paul Muller, Eleonora Bianchi, Jacques Herlin, Alfio Caltabiano, Arnaldo Fabrizio, Ugo Sasso, Harold Bradley, Joe Kamel



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Thursday, February 15, 2018

Colossus of the Arena 1962 Mark Forest Italian locandina

Colossus of the Arena (1962) - (Mark Forest) Italian locandina

This is a 13" x 27.5" Italian locandina poster for the 1962 Michele Lupo film Colossus of the Arena written by Lionello De Felice and Ernesto Guida and starring Mark Forest as Maciste. Plot summary: In the year 261 Maciste thwarts a plan to imprison the beautiful and just Queen Thalima [Scilla Gabel] of the Kingdom of Mersabad by infiltrating a group of mercenary gladiators from Rome and exposing their leader Oniris [Erno Crisa] as an enemy of the state.

Cast and crew: Michele Lupo, Lionel De Felice, Ernesto Guida, Mark Forest, Jon Chevron, Scilla Gabel, Erno Crisa, Jose Greci, Germano Longo, Dan Vadis, Harold Bradley, Vittorio Sanipoli, Carlo Pisacane, Maurizio Conti, Ciccio Barbi, Calisto Calisti, Alfio Caltabiano, Pietro Ceccarelli, Umberto Silvestri, Claudio Scarchilli





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Wednesday, May 31, 2017

Kindar the Invulnerable (R1989) - (Mark Forest) Egyptian one-sheet

Kindar the Invulnerable (R1989) - (Mark Forest) Egyptian one-sheet

This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster designed by Moaty for a 1989 rerelease of the 1965 Osvaldo Civirani color film Kindar the Invulnerable starring Mark Forest as Kindar. Plot summary: The son of a sultan is kidnapped as a child and raised by a desert bandit. As the boy grows older it becomes apparent he is invincible with magical powers. When he falls in love with a woman [Dea Flowers as Nefar] he learns she is already engaged to his brother Siro, [Howard Ross] who lives in a village that belongs to his real father Seymuth [Mimmo Palmara].

Cast and crew: Osvaldo Civirani, Moaty, Alessandro Ferrau, Roberto Gianviti, Hussein Kandil, Mark Forest, Mimmo Palmara, Rosalba Neri, Dea Flowers, Howard Ross, Giulio Tomasini, Hussein Kandil, Omar Zolficar, Sherifa Maher



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Friday, April 28, 2017

Mole Men against the Son of Hercules (Mark Forest) - (1961) Egyptian one-sheet

(1994) - (Rena Owen) Egyptian one-sheet

This is a 27" x 39" Egyptian poster by an unknown artist for the 1961 film Mole Men against the Son of Hercules AKA Maciste and the Night Queen AKA The Strongest Man in the World written and directed by Antonio Leonviola with screenplay by Marcello Baldi and Giuseppe Mangione and starring Mark Forest as Maciste, son of Hercules. Plot summary: The Mole Men under the leadership of Queen Halis Mojab [Moira Orfei] are in the business of conducting moonlight raids and capturing people who live above ground for use as slaves to work their diamond mines. In two of their raids they capture the beautiful young Princess Saliura [Rafaella Carra] along with Maciste and his friend Bangor [Paul Wynter]. The mighty Maciste must find a way to rescue Bangor, Princess Saliura and the rest of the captured slaves.

Cast and crew: Mark Forest, Moira Orfei, Paul Wynter, Raffeala Carra, Enrico Glori, Roberto Miali, Antonio Leonviola, Giuseppe Mangione, Marcello Baldi, Gianni Garko, Nando Tamberlane, Carla Foscari, Rosalia Gavo, Graziella Granata, Janine Hendy, Grazia Campori, Mara Lombardo, Luciana Vivaldi



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Monday, January 2, 2017

Hercules against the Mongols R1988 Mark Forest Egyptian one-sheet

Hercules against the Mongols (R1988) - (Mark Forest) Egyptian one-sheet

This is a folded original 27" x 39" Egyptian movie poster designed by Moaty for a 1988 rerelease of the 1963 Domenico Paolella film Hercules against the Mongols based on a screenplay by Alessandro Ferraru, Luciano Martino and Domenico Paolella and starring Mark Forest as Hercules. Plot summary: The beautiful Princess Bianca de Tudela [José Greci] is rescued twice by Hercules as he fights back against the sons of Genghis Khan who have taken the Spanish city of Tudela, becoming a slave himself the second time as the price of winning a tournament for Bianca's release. When the City of Tudela is retaken by the West Hercules kills the three sons of Genghis Khan, saving Bianca a third time.

Cast and crew: Alessandro Ferrau, Luciano Martino, Mark Forest, Maria Grazia Spina, Ken Clark, Jose Greci, Howard Ross, Tullio Altamura, Domenico Paolella, Nadir Moretti, Tullio Altamura, Bianca Doria, Fedela Gentile, Loris Loddi, Giuseppe Addobbati, Bruno Scipioni, Renato Terra



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Monday, October 3, 2016

Hercules against the Barbarians 1964 Mark Forest Egyptian one-sheet

Hercules against the Barbarians (1964) - (Mark Forest) Egyptian one-sheet

This is a 27" x39" Egyptian one-sheet poster designed by Wahib Fahmy for the 1964 Domenico Paolella film Hercules against the Barbarians based on a story by Domenico Paolella, Elessandro Ferrau, screenplay by Domenico Paolella, Alessandro Ferrau and Luciano Martino and starring Mark Forest as Hercules. Plot summary: In the 12th Century Hercules saves Arminia, [José Greci] an accused witch, from being burned at the stake while Genghis Khan [Roldano Lupi] is trying to conquer the city of Krakow in Poland. Then he saves Princess Arias [Gloria Milland] from Genghis Khan's captivity; he ultimately defeats Genghis Khan himself.

Cast and crew: Domenico Paolella, Alessandro Farrau, Luciano Martino, Mark Forest, Jose Greci, Ken Clark, Gloria Milland, Howard Ross, Mirko Ellis, Tullio Altamura, Harold Bradley, Mirko Valentin, Elisabetta Wu, Daniela Igliozzi, Renato Navarrini, Ugo Sasso, Bruno Scipioni, Renato Terra



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Saturday, September 3, 2016

Son of Samson (1960) - (Mark Forest) Argentine one-sheet

Son of Samson (1960) - (Mark Forest) Argentine one-sheet

This is a 29" x 43" Argentine one-sheet poster for the 1960 Carlo Campogalliani film Son of Samson AKA Maciste the Mighty based on a story by Oreste Biancoli and Ennio De Concini and starring Mark Forest as Maciste. Plot summary: While the Iranians are ruling Egypt (525-480 B.C.) Prince Kenamun [Angelo Zanolli] is disturbed by the hunger and miserable living conditions of the Egyptian people. His father Pharaoh Amirteo I [Carlo Tamberlani] decides to raise an army and fight the Iranians, but his wife Queen Smedes [Chelo Alonso], who is allied with the Iranian Grand Vazir, kills him before he has a chance to do it. After Kenamun accedes to the throne Smedes drugs him and he loses control of himself. Maciste then rises as leader of a popular revolt and frees Kenamu's beloved, Nofret, [Federica Ranchi] who is about to be sold as a slave.

Cast and crew: Carlo Campogalliani, Oreste Biancoli, Ennio De Concini, Mark Forest, Chelo Alonso, Angelo Zanolli, Federica Ranchi, Carlo Tamberlani, Nino Musco, Zvonimir Rogoz, Ignazio Dolce, Andrea Fantasia, Petar Dobric, Vira Silenti, Ada Ruggeri



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Wednesday, August 19, 2015

Son of Samson (1960) - (Mark Forest) Argentine one-sheet

Son of Samson (1960) - (Mark Forest) Argentine one-sheet

This is a 29" x 43" Argentine one-sheet poster for the 1960 Carlo Campogalliani film Son of Samson AKA Maciste the Mighty based on a story by Oreste Biancoli and Ennio De Concini and starring Mark Forest as Maciste. Plot summary: While the Iranians were ruling Egypt (525-480 B.C.) Prince Kenamun [Angelo Zznolli] is disturbed by the hunger and miserable living conditions of the Egyptian people. His father Pharaoh Amirteo I [Carlo Tamberlani] decides to raise an army and fight the Iranians, but his wife Queen Smedes [Chelo Alonso], who is allied with the Iranian Grand Vazir, kills him before he has a chance to do it. After Kenamun accedes to the throne Smedes drugs him and he loses control of himself. Maciste then rises as leader of a popular revolt and frees Kenamu's beloved, Nofret, [Fedrica Ranchi] who is about to be sold as slave.

Cast and crew: Carlo Campogalliani, Oreste Biancoli, Ennio De Concini, Mark Forest, Chelo Alonso, Angelo Zanolli, Federica Ranchi, Carlo Tamberlani, Nino Musco, Zvonimir Rogoz, Ignazio Dolce, Andrea Fantasia, Petar Dobric, Vira Silenti, Ada Ruggeri



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