Special guest post by R.A. Goli today at Broadswords and Blasters, talking about the classic 1981 movie CLASH OF THE TITANS.
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Clash of the Titans is an epic tale of Olympian gods, mythological monsters and heroic mortals. Released in 1981, it stars Laurence Olivier as Zeus (Spartacus, 1960), Harry Hamlin as Perseus, (who later goes on to star in LA LAW), Maggie Smith as Thetis (Downton Abbey), and Ursula Andress as Aphrodite (who only has one line).
The movie opens with Acrisius, King of Argos, condemning his daughter, Danae and her infant son…
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