The New Gladiators (film)

The New Gladiators is a 1963 Italian peplum film directed by Ferdinando Baldi. It stars Mark Forest as the eponymous gladiator, and features a plot typical of the genre, involving betrayal, political intrigue, and thrilling combat within the Roman Empire. Specific plot details vary across sources, but generally revolve around a strong, virtuous gladiator fighting for justice against corrupt officials and powerful adversaries. The film is notable for its action sequences, though these are often characteristic of the era's filmmaking techniques and budget constraints. While not critically acclaimed in the same vein as some other peplum films, it remains a representative example of the genre's popularity during its heyday. Further research is needed to fully detail its reception, box office performance, and complete cast list.