roberto benigni was the director of the film gladiator which was released in 2000.
roberto benigni was the director of the film gladiator which was released in 2000.
who is the director of the film gladiator which was released in 2000?
roberto benigni
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the private gladiator is a pornographic trilogy ("private gladiator", "private gladiator: in the city of lust" and "private gladiator: sexual conquest", length 115 minutes), directed by antonio adamo and produced by private media group. it is one of the most expensive in the world of its genre. also, unlike most adult films based on mainstream films, it is not a parody, but rather a straightforward remake of ridley scott's 2000 film "gladiator". "the private gladiator" trilogy was produced on november 28, 2001, total length - 351 minutes. it won the 2003 avn award for best foreign feature.









































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private gladiator
published during the "golden era of the american stage", "the gladiator" stands as one of the first epics written by an american author. as a theatrical piece, its impact in the american entertainment industry is irrefutable. bird’s play, with its critical and financial success, demonstrated the potential of ancient history as fodder for entertainment. it can be considered a precursor to the many works inspired or set during the roman empire that are found in contemporary literature and portrayed in the theatre, television shows, and feature films. for example, broadway's her first roman and pippin are based on roman empire characters though gladiators are not central to the stories. gladiators do abound in television and film. spartacus’ story has been told by at least one long running television series and a 2004 made for tv movie starring goran visnjic. on the big screen, howard fast’s novel spartacus was adapted into film in 1960 starring kirk douglas and it is considered a classic. just like bird’s play, fast’s novel has social relevance in that it reflects the fight for the “political empowerment of the working class” (joshel et. al. 91). perhaps the most successful roman empire movie is the 2000 film gladiator starring russell crowe. though not directly based on bird’s work, the influence of "the gladiator" is evident throughout crowe’s film. although the story is different, the heroic central figure, maximus, is uncannily similar to spartacus including the yearning for family, his failed attempt at escaping roman rule, and his untimely sacrificial death. it is important to note that, just like forrest, the actors in both of the films mentioned had input regarding the content of the films and used them as career building vehicles.
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