The Barbarians (film)

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The Barbarians

VHS cover for The Barbarians
Directed by Ruggero Deodato
Produced by Yoram Globus
Menahem Golan
John Thompson
Written by James R. Silke
Story/Screenplay
Alberto Piferi
Dialogue Dubbing
Starring Barbarian Brothers
Richard Lynch
Eva La Rue
Music by Pino Donaggio
Distributed by Cannon Films
Release date(s) March 1987
Running time 87 min.
Language English

The Barbarians is a 1987 American-Italian sword and sorcery film, starring the Barbarian Brothers Peter and David Paul.

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[edit] Plot

The film is set in a medieval-like heroic fantasy world. A tribe of peaceful travelling entertainers is attacked by the evil tyrant Kadar, who takes their queen Canary hostage. Canary, however, manages to hide her magic ruby. Two young twins from the tribe, Kutchek and Gore, bite off two of Kadar's fingers, but Kadar agrees to spare if Canary becomes his bride.

Kutchek and Gore work as slaves for several years and grow up as amazingly strong adults. They eventually escape from Kadar's fortress, and plan to come back and seek revenge. Meanwhile, Kadar tries to find Queen Canary's magic ruby.

[edit] Featured cast

Actor Role
Peter Paul Kutchek
David Paul Gore
Richard Lynch Kadar
Eva La Rue Kara
Virginia Bryant Canary
Sheeba Alahani China
Franco Pistoni Ibar
Michael Berryman Dirtmaster
George Eastman Jacko

[edit] Home media

The Barbarians has been released on DVD in some European countries, such as Italy (on February 2010) and France[1]. The original VHS version is long out-of-print. Intrada Records released the only commercial CD version of composer Pino Donaggio's soundtrack to the public. The CD, limited to 1,200 copies, immediately sold-out.

[edit] References

  1. ^ The Barbarians on Amazon.fr

[edit] External links

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