Alexander

Titolo originale: Alexander
Regia: Oliver Stone |
Anno: 2004
Origine: France | Germany | Netherlands | United Kingdom | United States of America | Italy | Morocco | Thailand |
Generi: Guerra Storia Azione Avventura Dramma Romance
Tag: epic | egypt | elephant | aristotle | persia | greece | emperor | campaign | alexander the great | sword fight | royalty | male homosexuality | ancient world | lgbt | ancient greece | epic battle | historical drama | action hero | 4th century bc | gay theme |
Cast: Colin Farrell | Angelina Jolie | Val Kilmer | Jared Leto | Jonathan Rhys Meyers | Anthony Hopkins | Jessie Kamm | Christopher Plummer | Connor Paolo | Patrick Carroll | Peter Williamson | Morgan Christopher Ferris | Rob Earley | Aleczander Gordon | John Kavanagh | Gary Stretch | Rosario Dawson | Toby Kebbell | Fiona O'Shaughnessy | Laird Macintosh | Francisco Bosch | Neil Jackson | Rory McCann | Raz Degan | Joseph Morgan | David Bedella | Brian Blessed | Nick Dunning | Elliot Cowan | Ian Beattie | Denis Conway | Michael Dixon | Tim Pigott-Smith | Erol Sander | Stéphane Ferrara | Tadhg Murphy | Annelise Hesme | Marie Meyer | Mick Lally | Garrett Lombard | Chris Aberdein | Jean Le Duc | Mohammed Tsouli | Rab Affleck | Féodor Atkine | Harry Kent | Sam Green | Bin Bunluerit | Jaran Ngamdee | Brian McGrath | Suzanne Bullock | Kate Eloise Whitfield | Gillian Grueber | Michelle Lukes | Anjali Mehra | Anthony Jean Marie Kurt | Marta Barahona | Monica Zamora | Benny Maslov | Tania Matos | Leighton Morrison | Isaac Mullins | Monica Perego | Matthew Powell | Benjamín Benítez | Anthony James Berowne | Nicolas D. Blake | Max Bollinger | Jason Croot | Dale Dye | Fahar Faizaan | Charles Haigh | Abbie Hirst | Charlie Hollway | Rowley Irlam | David Leon | Evelina Manna | Desmond O'Neill | Greg Orvis | Panayiota Panteli | Lee Anthony Parnell | John Reynolds | Peter Rnic | Oliver Stone |

Il giovane Alessandro Magno, desideroso di gloria e avventura, parte dalla Macedonia per conquistare ed estendere il suo dominio portando il suo esercito in zone dove fino ad allora mai nessun occidentale si era spinto. Portava dentro di sé il bisogno di ottenere l'approvazione del padre Filippo, di superare le difficoltà con l'ambiziosa moglie Roxane e contare sul sostegno del grande amico Efestione. Insieme al generale Tolomeo non viene mai battuto in guerra, cosa mai successa nella storia militare. Alessandro e i suoi uomini si spingono attraverso deserti, montagne, lottando contro chiunque osi ostacolare il loro cammino...

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Old Ptolemy: The truth is never simple and yet it [...] D
Hephaistion: What would you do if you ever reached [...] D
Alexander: [to a sleeping Roxane] If only you were [...] D
Alexander: [after Philip's assassination] Alexand [...] D
[at a meeting with the generals after Alexander's [...] D
Cassander: Would you say the love between Achilles [...] D
Cleitus: [sarcastically] A toast to Bagoas, and to [...] D
Alexander: As the years decline and the memories s [...] D
Olympias: Three months you have been in Babylon, a [...] D
Bagoas: [speaking to a dying Alexander] You gave m [...] D
Hephaistion: He is your king! Respect your king! D
Olympias: Making himself a thirteenth god! He's dr [...] D
[first lines] Old Ptolemy: Our world is gone now. [...] D
Old Ptolemy: All men reach and fall... [takes san [...] D
Cassander: Alexander, if we must fight, do so with [...] D
Young Nearchus: Master? Master? Aristotle: Yes? [...] D
Hephaistion: You know better than any great deeds [...] D
Olympias: You are everything Phillip was not. He w [...] D
Old Ptolemy: In the end, I believe, Babylon was a [...] D
Young Alexander: One day I'll be on walls like the [...] D
Philotas: [during the battle of Gaugamela] Alexand [...] D
Horse Seller: My noble king, it is a high spirited [...] D
Old Ptolemy: I've known many great men in my life, [...] D
Alexander: Isn't it a lovely thing to live with gr [...] D
Olympias: I was never a barbarian as Phillip said. [...] D
Parmenion: I pray to Apollo you soon realize how f [...] D
Hephaistion: The army grows restless, questioning. [...] D
Philip: I'm sure you remember Achilles and the tal [...] D
Olympias: My little Achilles. D
Old Ptolemy: [about the Hydaspes battle] It was th [...] D
Alexander: [to Olympias] You lie and lie and lie! [...] D
Alexander's Army: [after Alexander expresses heart [...] D
Roxane: This I know, Alexander. In Persia you are [...] D
Alexander: A thousand ships we'll launch from here [...] D
Attalus: To Philip and Eurydice and to their legit [...] D
Old Ptolemy: I've paid my price, in blood. And in [...] D
Aristotle: The East has a way of swallowing men an [...] D
Parmenion: Alexander, I've known you since you wer [...] D
Parmenion: [his men are being pushed back] Philota [...] D
Philip: Shut your foul mouth, you ten-titted bitch [...] D
Old Ptolemy: Within hours we were fighting like Ja [...] D
Old Ptolemy: We all felt there was more here than [...] D
Old Ptolemy: His failure towered over other men's [...] D
[last lines] Old Ptolemy: I've lived... I've live [...] D
Alexander: May all those who come here after us kn [...] D
Hephaistion: [refuses to let Roxane see Alexander [...] D
Alexander: While in your mind and body are stretch [...] D
Old Ptolemy: All greatness comes from loss. D
Olympias: The world is yours. Take it! D
Cleitus: How can you, so young, compare yourself t [...] D
Alexander: You birthed me in a sack of hate! Hate [...] D
Olympias: Women are the only ones who know Dionysu [...] D
Hephaistion: The king lives! Alexander, son of Phi [...] D
Old Ptolemy: It was mad. Forty thousand of us agai [...] D
Young Hephaistion: Can a man love a woman equally, [...] D
[referring to Philip and his pregnant new wife, Eu [...] D
Roxane: Are you drunk again? Alexander: He's dead [...] D
Aristotle: Although an inferior race, the Persians [...] D
Parmenion: [yelling at his overwhelmed phalanxes] [...] D
Philip: They say already that Philip is a great ge [...] D
Parmenion: That was not your father's mission! Al [...] D
Old Ptolemy: Alexander used to say that we are mos [...] D
[to Alexander] Nearchus: Now you sound like Phili [...] D
Young Alexander: [trying to break in a horse Phill [...] D
Alexander: If only thirst could quench sorrow, Pto [...] D
Philip: Let these Greeks see for themselves the wa [...] D
[referring to Philip's murder] Olympias: So many [...] D
Alexander: Stay with me tonight, Hephaistion. D
Persian Prince: In the ways of my country those wh [...] D
Philip: Truth is in our hearts, and none will tell [...] D
Olympias: [instructing her son about snakes] They [...] D
Alexander: [looking at the towering mountains] Wer [...] D
Alexander: But you dream Crateros... Your simplici [...] D
[referring to Philip, and his pregnant second wife [...] D
Aristotle: To love excellence is truly to love the [...] D
Olympias: Why won't you ever believe me? Philip di [...] D
[after reading a letter sent by his mother] Alexa [...] D
Hephaistion: [crying softly, he shows Alexander a [...] D
Alexander: In the end, when it's over, all that ma [...] D
Alexander: Come, Macedonians! Ride! Ride! D
Alexander: Conquer your fear, and I promise you, y [...] D
Old Ptolemy: How can I tell you what it was like t [...] D
Philotas: Alexander, remember me for who I am! Al [...] D
Crateros: In the rain and the sun we've fought for [...] D
Alexander: The greatest honor a man can ever achie [...] D
Old Ptolemy: On the tenth of June, a month short o [...] D
Alexander: [to his horse] Come, Bucephalus. Today [...] D
Olympias: In my womb I carried my avenger! D
Philip: There's only one thing better than winning [...] D
Philip: There's no glory without suffering and thi [...] D
Philip: [to Young Alexander] A king isn't born, Al [...] D
Alexander: Men of Macedon, we're going home. D
Aristotle: I can only hope that you continue what [...] D
Alexander: I've come to believe the fear of death [...] D
Wrestling Trainer: You don't need much to fight. W [...] D
Hephaistion: [on his death bed] I'll feel better. [...] D
[the first time the army has come across monkeys] [...] D
Young Alexander: It is, it has always been, our Gr [...] D
Alexander: You've fallen in love with all the thin [...] D
Alexander: [standing on the Hindu Kush with Ptolem [...] D
Attalus: [Raising a toast at Philip's wedding part [...] D
Olympias: My poor child. You're like Achilles; cur [...] D
Olympias: [instructing her son about snakes] If yo [...] D
Old Ptolemy: It was said later that Alexander was [...] D
[after Alexander's wedding to Roxane] Philotas: B [...] D
Old Ptolemy: The surveyors told us we were now on [...] D
Alexander: Who is this great king, Darius, who ens [...] D
Philip: It's never easy to escape our mothers, Ale [...] D
Old Ptolemy: Who Roxane really was, I doubt any of [...] D
Alexander: You and I together, one last time Bucep [...] D
Aristotle: I can only warn you, not teach you. Bew [...] D
Alexander: [after Princess Stateira has confused H [...] D
Young Hephaistion: [after Alexander has lost a wre [...] D
[as the barbarians grovel in front of Alexander] [...] D