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The Viking Queen

1967

R

1 h 31 m

United Kingdom

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Saline inherits the kingdom of England on the eve of the signing of the treaty sharing power with the Roman Empire. However, revolt was brewing, threatening the fragile peace.
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Top Cast(18)
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Don Murray
Justinian
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Carita
Salina
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Donald Houston
Maelgan
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Andrew Keir
Octavian
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Adrienne Corri
Beatrice
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Niall MacGinnis
Tiberian
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Wilfrid Lawson
King Priam
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Nicola Pagett
Talia
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Percy Herbert
Catus
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Patrick Troughton
Tristram
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Sean Caffrey
Fergus
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Denis Shaw
Osiris
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Philip O'Flynn
Merchant
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Brendan Matthews
Nigel
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Gerry Alexander
Fabian
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Patrick Gardiner
Benedict
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Paul Murphy
Dalon, Maelgan's Son
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Arthur O'Sullivan
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Chabely

29/05/2023 22:28
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18/11/2022 08:46
Trailer—The Viking Queen
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Jam Imperio

16/11/2022 13:54
The Viking Queen
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Shanaya Santos

16/11/2022 02:48
The Viking Queen is not an epic about the history of Romans in England. It is not a movie about romance (although there's a half-hearted attempt at it). This isn't, as the cover claims, a movie of action. Sit back, relax, and let your mind switch off. That's how to enjoy this film. In the inimitable style that brought us other pseudo-historical films, Hammer has ensured that our time and money is not wasted. It's certainly worth the wait to see the bladed chariot of death. Please don't try to praise this film, or even attempt to call it a classic. It's a joyful romp through the English countryside with an attractive blond, a wicked high priest, and a Machavellian second-in-command. Enjoy!