Quo Vadis

Quo Vadis

171 mins | Drama, Romance, History | Nov. 8, 1951

After fierce Roman commander Marcus Vinicius becomes infatuated with beautiful Christian hostage Lygia, he begins to question the tyrannical leadership of the despotic emperor Nero.

Quo Vadis

171 mins | Drama, Romance, History | Nov. 8, 1951

Quo Vadis
After fierce Roman commander Marcus Vinicius becomes infatuated with beautiful Christian hostage Lygia, he begins to question the tyrannical leadership of the despotic emperor Nero.
IMDb rating 7.1
Producers Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Original title Quo Vadis
Directors Mervyn LeRoy
Writers Henryk Sienkiewicz, Sonya Levien, S. N. Behrman, John Lee Mahin

Cast

Robert Taylor

as Marcus Vinicius

Deborah Kerr

as Lygia

Leo Genn

as Petronius

Peter Ustinov

as Nero

Patricia Laffan

as Poppaea

Finlay Currie

as Peter

Abraham Sofaer

as Paul

Marina Berti

as Eunice

Buddy Baer

as Ursus

Felix Aylmer

as Plautius

Nora Swinburne

as Pomponia

Ralph Truman

as Tigellinus

Norman Wooland

as Nerva

Peter Miles

as Nazarius

Geoffrey Dunn

as Terpnos

Nicholas Hannen

as Seneca

John Ruddock

as Chilo

Arthur Walge

as Croton

Elspeth March

as Miriam

Strelsa Brown

as Rufia

Alfredo Varelli

as Lucan

Roberto Ottaviano

as Flavius

William Tubbs

as Anaxander

Pietro Tordi

as Galba

Marika Aba

as Dancer at Nero's Banquet (uncredited)

Adriano Ambrogi

as Wine Bibber (uncredited)

Anna Arena

as Woman (uncredited)

Alfred Baillou

as Christian Prisoner in Arena (uncredited)

Giacomo Barnas

as Senator (uncredited)

Scott R. Beal

as Fisherman (uncredited)

John Binns

as Officer (uncredited)

Francesca Biondi

as Slave Girl (uncredited)

Carlo Borelli

as Noble (uncredited)

Leslie Bradley

as Hasta (2nd Praetorian) (uncredited)

Alfred Brown

as Man (uncredited)

Valentino Bruchi

as Mirmillon (uncredited)

Dante Ciriaci

as Wine Bibber (uncredited)

Frank Colson

as Man (uncredited)

Adrienne Corri

as Young Christian Girl (uncredited)

Luca Cortese

as Old Man (uncredited)

David Craig

as Little Boy (uncredited)

Daniel De Jonghe

as Apostle (uncredited)

Liana Del Balzo

as Woman (uncredited)

Jack Del Rio

as Apostle (uncredited)

Lia Di Leo

as Pedicurist (uncredited)

Franco Fantasia

as Man (uncredited)

Cesare Fasulo

as Noble (uncredited)

Al Ferguson

as Apostle (uncredited)

Enzo Fiermonte

as Mounted Captain (uncredited)

Enrico Formichi

as Man with Wine Cup (uncredited)

John Fostini

as Young Unbaptized Man (uncredited)

Dino Galvani

as Senator (uncredited)

Richard Garrick

as Slave (uncredited)

Jack George

as Fisherman (uncredited)

Carlo Ghisini

as Guard (uncredited)

Trudy Glassford

as Woman (uncredited)

Joan Griffiths

as Woman (uncredited)

Robin Hughes

as Christ (voice) (uncredited)

Adam Jennette

as Man (uncredited)

Philip Kieffer

as Apostle (uncredited)

Gipsy Kiss

as Slave Girl (uncredited)

Lee Kresel

as Man (uncredited)

Richard Larke

as Guard (uncredited)

Sophia Loren

as Lygia's Slave (uncredited)

Giovanni Lovatelli

as Banquet Man (uncredited)

Helena Makowska

as Older Woman (uncredited)

Anna Mancini

as Nubian Slave Girl (uncredited)

Michael Mark

as Fisherman (uncredited)

Clelia Matania

as Parmenida (uncredited)

Richard McNamara

as Legionnaire (uncredited)

Harriet Medin

as Woman (uncredited)

Dario Michaelis

as Lydia's Guard (uncredited)

Ernesto Molinari

as Fisherman (uncredited)

John Myhers

as Guard (uncredited)

Vincent Neptune

as Apostle (uncredited)

Anna Maria Padoan

as Young Unbaptized Woman (uncredited)

Louis Payne

as Apostle (uncredited)

Walter Pidgeon

as Narrator (voice) (uncredited)

Aldo Pini

as Headkeeper (uncredited)

Alberto Plebani

as Steward (uncredited)

Paola Quattrini

as Crying Girl (uncredited)

Dino Raffaelli

as Man (uncredited)

George Restivo

as Apostle (uncredited)

Alfredo Rizzo

as Hairdresser (uncredited)

Amerigo Santarelli

as Guard Tying the Christians (uncredited)

Leonardo Scavino

as Man (uncredited)

Alessandro Serbaroli

as Officer (uncredited)

Bud Spencer

as Imperial Guard (uncredited)

Raffaele Tana

as Man (uncredited)

Elizabeth Taylor

as Christian Prisoner in Arena (uncredited)

William Taylor

as Guard Captain / Marcus' Guard (uncredited)

Michael Tor

as Centurian (uncredited)

Giuseppe Tosi

as Wrestler (uncredited)

Carlo Tricoli

as Apostle (uncredited)

Renato Valente

as Guard (uncredited)

Scilla Vannucci

as White Slave Girl (uncredited)

Giuseppe Varni

as Hairdresser (uncredited)

Dianora Veiga

as Slave Girl (uncredited)

Harry J. Vejar

as Fisherman (uncredited)

Romilda Villani

as Slave Girl (uncredited)

Maria Zanoli

as Woman (uncredited)