Quo Vadis Movie

• Release year: 1951
• Distributor: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)
• Country: USA
• Language: English
• Official Website: Quo Vadis
• Color: Color (Technicolor)
• Running Time: 166 min
• Sound: Mono (Western Electric Sound System)

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Genre:

Drama  

Romance  

Casts:

Robert Taylor as Marcus Vinicius, Deborah Kerr as Lygia, Leo Genn as Petronius, Peter Ustinov as Nero, Patricia Laffan as Poppaea, Finlay Currie as Peter, Abraham Sofaer as Paul, Marina Berti as Eunice, Buddy Baer as Ursus, Felix Aylmer as Plautius, Nora Swinburne as Pomponia, Ralph Truman as Tigellinus, Norman Wooland as Nerva, Peter Miles as Nazarius, Geoffrey Dunn as Terpnos, Nicholas Hannen as Seneca, D.A. Clarke-Smith as Phaon, Rosalie Crutchley as Acte, John Ruddock as Chilo, Arthur Walge as Croton, Elspeth March as Miriam, Strelsa Brown as Rufia, Alfredo Varelli as Lucan, Roberto Ottaviano as Flavius, William Tubbs as Anaxander, Marika Aba as Dancer (Assyrian dance at Nero's banquet), Adriano Ambrogi as Wine Bibber, Anna Arena as Bit part, Alfred Baillou as Christian prisoner in arena, Giacomo Barnas as Senator, Scott R. Beal as Fisherman, Francesca Biondi as Slave Girl, Carlo Borelli as Noble, Leslie Bradley as Hasta - 2nd Praetorian, Alfred Brown as Bit part, Valentino Bruchi as Mirmillon, Dante Ciriaci as Wine Bibber, Frank Colson as Bit part, Adrienne Corri as Young Christian Girl, Luca Cortese as Old Man, Daniel De Jonghe as Apostle, Liana Del Balzo as Bit part, Jack del Rio as Apostle, Lia Di Leo as Pedicurist, Franco Fantasia as Bit part, Cesare Fasulo as Noble, Al Ferguson as Apostle, Enzo Fiermonte as Mounted Captain, Enrico Formichi as Man with Wine Cup, John Fostini as Young Unbaptized Man, Dino Galvani as Senator, Richard Garrick as Slave, Jack George as Fisherman, Carlo Ghisini as Guard, Trudy Glassford as Bit Part, Joan Griffiths as Bit part, Robin Hughes as Christ, Adam Jennette as Bit part, Philip Kieffer as Apostle, Gipsy Kiss as Slave Girl, Lee Kresel as Bit part, Richard Larke as Guard, Sophia Loren as Lygia's slave, Giovanni Lovatelli as Banquet Man, Helena Makowska as Older Woman, Anna Mancini as Nubian Slave Girl, Michael Mark as Fisherman, Clelia Matania as Parmenida, Richard McNamara as Legionnaire, Harriet Medin as Bit part, Dario Michaelis as Lydia Guard, Ernesto Morelli as Fisherman, John Myhers as Guard, Vincent Neptune as Apostle, Anna Maria Padoan as Young Unbaptized Woman, Louis Payne as Apostle, Walter Pidgeon as Narrator (voice), Aldo Pini as Headkeeper, Alberto Plebani as Steward, Dino Raffaelli as Bit part, George Restive as Apostle, Leonardo Scavino as Bit part, Alessandro Serbaroli as Officer, Bud Spencer as Imperial Guard, Jane Sprague as Banquet Lady, Raffaele Tana as Bit part, Elizabeth Taylor as Christian prisoner in arena, William Taylor as Guard Captain / Marcus Guard, Pietro Tordi as Galba, Michael Tor as Centurian, Giuseppe Tosi as Wrestler, Carlo Tricoli as Apostle, Renato Valente as Guard, Giuseppe Varni as Hairdresser, Dianora Veiga as Slave Girl, Harry J. Vejar as Fisherman, Maria Zanoli as Bit part

Movie locations:

	Italy	Lazio	Rome	Cinecittà	Cinecittà Studios
	Italy	Lazio	Rome

Released by countries:

	USA	08.11.1951
	UK	25.01.1952
	Canada	01.02.1952
	Brazil	25.02.1952
	Argentina	13.03.1952
	Uruguay	03.07.1952
	Mexico	06.08.1952
	Chile	10.09.1952
	Ecuador	08.10.1952
	Venezuela	08.10.1952
	Belgium	07.11.1952
	South Africa	12.11.1952
	India	13.11.1952
	Australia	19.12.1952
	Philippines	16.01.1953
	Singapore	22.01.1953
	Israel	31.01.1953
	Portugal	18.02.1953
	Zimbabwe	04.03.1953
	Italy	05.03.1953
	Switzerland	24.03.1953
	Hong Kong	01.04.1953
	Ireland	17.04.1953
	New Zealand	29.05.1953
	Indonesia	08.08.1953
	Egypt	20.08.1953
	Finland	28.08.1953
	Japan	15.09.1953

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