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Norman Moses | Peter Null | |
Tina Ona Paukstelis | Katrina | |
John Kishline | Dr. Harper | |
Flora Coker | Olive Null | |
Victor Delorenzo | Sheriff | |
Mildred Nierras | Cupid | |
Jamie Jacobs Anderson | Claire Null | |
Daniel Demarco | Paul | |
John Garekis | Lawyer | |
Lee Worrell | Little Girl | |
Rosalie Seifert | Nancy |
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Barry Poltermann |
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Writer | Wrye Martin
Barry Poltermann |
The History Channel Presents According to legend, the Trojan War began with a beauty contest. Ten years and one wooden horse later, the conflict finally came to an end, leaving in its bloody aftermath one of the greatest stories - and mysteries - ever told. The History Channel Presents: Troy captures the entire history and mythology behind this ancient city and sends you into the battlefields, where gods and heroes decide the fate of civilizations. With exquisite footage and fascinating in-depth interviews, The History Channel brings this ancient world alive as never before. Included in this Two-Volume DVD Set Are: Rise and Fall of the Spartans - They were classical civilization's greatest warriors, whose military prowess in the Trojan War helped shape and preserve the glory of Greece. Their valor and skill warded off massive invasions from the East, and their tactical innovations remain in use today. Ancient Mysteries: The Odyssey of Troy - Travel with host Leonard Nimoy to modern-day Turkey and visit the ruins of Troy in this exhaustive exploration of the legendary city. Investigate the origins of the Trojan War and take a close reading of Homer's great epic The Iliad. Treasure! The Ancient Gold of Troy - Among the many priceless artifacts buried in the ruins of the fabled city were stunningly crafted works of gold, all of which disappeared in the aftermath of World War II - until a chance discovery in the secret vault of a Russian museum brought them once again to light. The Trojan City - Follow businessman-turned-archeologist Heinrich Schliemann on his obsessive search for the ruins of Troy. In 1873, with Homer's The Iliad as his only guide, Schliemann discovered what he believed to be the Trojan citadel. More than 100 years later, he was finally vindicated. |
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