Sign of the Gladiator
Cast & Crew
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Guido Brignone
Director
Anita Ekberg
Zenobia
Georges Marchal
Marcus Valerius
Folco Lulli
Semanzio
Chelo Alonso
Erika
Jacques Sernas
Julian
Film Details
Also Known As
In the Name of Rome, La Regina del deserto, Nel Segno di Roma, Regina del deserto, La
Genre
Historical
War
Release Date
1959
Distribution Company
American International Pictures
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 20m
Sound
Mono
Color
Color (Eastmancolor)
Theatrical Aspect Ratio
2.35 : 1
Synopsis
Directors
Guido Brignone
Director
Vittorio Glori
Director
Riccardo Freda
2nd Unit Director (2nd Unit) (Battle Scenes)
Cast
Anita Ekberg
Zenobia
Georges Marchal
Marcus Valerius
Folco Lulli
Semanzio
Chelo Alonso
Erika
Jacques Sernas
Julian
Gino Cervi
Emperor Aurelian
Lorella De Luca
Bathsheba
Alberto Farnese
Marcel
Mimmo Palmara
Lator
Alfredo Varelli
Ito
Sergio Sauro
Tullius
Paul Muller
Head Priest
Crew
Mario Amar
Sound
Nino Baragli
Editor
G Brignone
Screenwriter
Guido Brignone
Producer
F Defeo
Screenwriter
Giuliano Laurenti
Makeup
Angelo Francesco Lavagnino
Music
Angelo Francesco Lavagnino
Music Conductor
Sergio Leone
Screenwriter
Michele Lupo
Assistant Director
G Mangione
Screenwriter
Claude Merchant
Choreography
Enzo Merolle
Executive Producer
Joseph Nathanson
Special Effects
Vittorio Nino Novarese
Costume Design
Ada Palombi
Hairstyles
Ugo Pericoli
Set Decorator
Ottavio Scotti
Art Direction
Adriano Taloni
Sound
F Thellung
Screenwriter
Lucian Trasatti
Director Of Photography
Film Details
Also Known As
In the Name of Rome, La Regina del deserto, Nel Segno di Roma, Regina del deserto, La
Genre
Historical
War
Release Date
1959
Distribution Company
American International Pictures
Technical Specs
Duration
1h 20m
Sound
Mono
Color
Color (Eastmancolor)
Theatrical Aspect Ratio
2.35 : 1
Quotes
Trivia
Officials at American International decided that "Sign of the Gladiator" was a more exciting title than "Sign of Rome," even though there are no gladiators in the film. They simply had one of the characters make reference to "gladiator" in a line of the dubbed dialog,
Miscellaneous Notes
Released in United States 1959
Michelangelo Antonioni was uncredited as director on the film.
dubbed version available
Technirama
Released in United States 1959
