Amidst the treacherous politics of ancient Rome, the cunning and ruthless Valeria Messalina seduces, schemes, and eliminates rivals to secure ultimate power as Empress. But when the loyal soldier Lucius Maximus uncovers her web of deceit, a deadly game of betrayal and survival erupts within the heart of the empire.
Original title: Messalina venere imperatrice (1960)
Director: Vittorio Cottafavi
Writers: Ennio De Concini, Mario Guerra, Carlo Romano
Main cast:
Belinda Lee – Valeria Messalina
Spiros Focás – Lucius Maximus
Carlo Giustini – Lucius Geta
Giancarlo Sbragia – Aulo Celso
Genres: Historical drama, Peplum, War
Release date: March 12, 1960 (Italy)
Filming location: Cinecittà Studios, Rome, Italy
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These are like cheap versions of the 'Lost in Space' sets."😅
Contains original footage found in Pompeii, with bootlegged, colorized version discovered in Stabiae!!!
Хаха..Чем она изменила историю ?
Awesome ☺️
Good film
Have a great week
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mucha ropa
May I suggest… Caligula and Messalina (aka Caligula et Messaline & Caligola e Messalina) from 1981
or Messalina The Virgin Empress (1996)?
Makes me sick to my stomach 2 watch 1-ashol padding another boy, makes me yak! I will NEVER watch this film open. After watching several minutes, I will say so long dam film~
The beautiful Belinda Lee died in a car crash exactly 1 year after this was released.
Очень красивая, жаль так мало жила!
A voice from behind me just ask, “What the hell are you watching?”
As far as I know, YouTube now offers automatic dubbing to channel owners. Of course, I don't know what kind of videos this covers, but I wonder if this is also possible for movies. Does the owner of this channel know anything about it. Or anybody else.
Ψιλοκουκουρουκου 😅
Mulțumesc!
These movies are always fun to watch😊❤👍
Verdammmte adettrammtemt
Aldavertaiismennt for What?
Bellissimo film da vedere
🧿👍🏻🫂🙏💖💎🙋🏻♀️🇨🇱👏🏻👍🏻💞🕊.12/03/25.
La estoy viendo después de 65 años de su estreno.
30 minutes in and they seem to have run out of ideas and have to resort to oafish slapstick 'humour'