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Information on 'The Last Legion'

Rating: PG13
Genres: Action   Adventure   War  
Release Date: 2007-08-17
Cast:
Colin Firth - Aurelius
Ben Kingsley - Ambrosinus
Aishwarya Rai - Mira
Peter Mullan - Odoacer
Kevin McKidd - Wulfila
John Hannah - Nestor
Iain Glen - Orestes
Thomas Sangster - Romulus Augustus
Rupert Friend - Demetrius
Nonso Anozie - Batiatus
Owen Teale - Vatrenus
Alexander Siddig - Theodorus Andronikos
Robert Pugh - Kustennin
James Cosmo - Hrothgar
Harry Van Gorkum - Vortgyn

Plot:
Rome, 476 AD. The Roman Empire, a mighty force for almost 500 years, is
being threatened. On the eve of twelve-year-old Romulus Augustus'
crowning ceremony to become the new emperor, Barbarian general Odoacer
arrives in Rome to make a deal with Orestes. Odoacer makes demands of
the Roman Empire in fair exchange for his decade-long support of the
Roman legions in the east. But Orestes refuses. On Coronation day, as
all of Rome gathers to watch the proceedings, Ambrosinus, the shaman
who is a mentor and tutor to Romulus, predicts danger. Orestes is worried about his son's safety and appoints Aurelius of the fourth
legion to be his personal guard. That night, Aurelius and his
legionnaires confront danger--Odoacer and his army have returned to
Rome. With a deafening roar, the Barbarian army storms the city. With
Orestes slaughtered, Romulus is captured along with Ambrosinus and
taken to the island fortress of Capri. But, not all the Roman legionnaires are dead. Aurelius is alive and when he learns that the
Byzantine Empire will give Romulus sanctuary, he embarks on a journey
to the coast accompanied by a small group of his men and a mysterious,
black-clad Byzantine warrior. Later, Aurelius discovers what lies
behind the black clothing--a beautiful, young woman named Mira. Thanks
to the strategic cunning of Ambrosinus and the fighting skill of
Aurelius and Mira, Romulus is freed. But, when the group arrives on shore, they learn that the Byzantines have joined forces with Odoacer's
army of Goths. Faced with such betrayal, they must find the one legion
still loyal to Rome--the ninth legion in Britannia. As they set off in
search of the last legion, Romulus and Aurelius together embark on a
new beginning.

Studio(s):
Dino De Laurentiis Company
Ingenious Film Partners
Quinta Communications
Zephyr Films Ltd.
Producer(s):
Tarak Ben Ammar - producer
James Clayton - executive producer
Chris Curling - co-producer
Dino De Laurentiis - producer
Martha De Laurentiis - producer (as Martha De Lauentiis)
Raffaella De Laurentiis - producer
Lorenzo De Maio - co-producer
Hester Hargett - line producer
Salvatore Morello - co-executive producer
Duncan Reid - executive producer
Phil Robertson - co-producer
Lucio Trentini - line producer
Harvey Weinstein - executive producer
Director(s):
Doug Lefler -
Official Site: http://www.lastlegion-movie.com/
Preview: http://1.aamoviez.com/movies/Last_Legion,_The/

Views to date: 395



Reviews for 'The Last Legion'
What Chuck thought

Review:The Last Legion was an interesting tale, lokoing back in time to the rise of Romulus Augustus during the fall of the Roman Empire. Despite what seemed like a slow start to the film, I found myself awestruck as the story progressed.

I was rather impressed with the talented ensamble cast, consisting of Ben Kingsley, Colin Firth, Aishwarya Rai and the youngster Thomas Sangster.

Additionally, the musical score was spot on with the action and dramatical sequences.

All in all, a very well done feature.
Comments:Very interesting feature; Highly recommended.
Rating:Great

Review added on: August 18th 2007



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