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According to Ray Harryhausen's official website, a sequel to this movie, titled "Force of the Trojan [...]	D
In an interview with "Cinefantastique Magazine", screenwriter Beverley Cross said, "I had the idea f [...]	D
This is the only Ray Harryhausen film to include nudity.	D
John Barry was originally hired to score this movie, and recorded fifteen minutes of demos, which pr [...]	D
The 'talking' sounds of Bubo the mechanical owl were inspired by the British children's TV show The [...]	D
Laurence Olivier and Claire Bloom previously played another married couple, King Richard III of Engl [...]	D
The final theatrical film of Charles H. Schneer, Donald Houston, Flora Robson, and Freda Jackson, wh [...]	D
Laurence Olivier was succeeded in the role of Zeus by his Il Bounty (1984) co-star Liam Neeson in Sc [...]	D
Filmed in 1979.	D
Final film of actresses Flora Robson and Freda Jackson.	D
Despite being listed on posters and having main title billing, Ursula Andress only has one line in t [...]	D
During the film's theatrical release in the UK, a marketing campaign was made with Smiths Monster Mu [...]	D
The sea monster seen at the start of the movie that destroys the city of Argos was derived from Norw [...]	D
Neil McCarthy only played Calibos in head shots and half-body shots. All full body shots of Calibos [...]	D
Producer Charles H. Schneer said of this movie, "We have given form to what has been in the eye of p [...]	D
Greek god and goddess characters appearing in this movie include the immortals Zeus (the Supreme Fat [...]	D
Rex Harrison was asked to play Poseidon but rejected the role as being too small.	D
This was the only Ray Harryhausen movie to get a PG rating. All of his previous movies were "Approve [...]	D
Greek hell-hounds traditionally had three heads. Dioskilos in this movie has only two because it wou [...]	D
Italian censorship visa # 76792 delivered on 25 June 1981.	D
Monster characters appearing in this movie include: forest scorpions, the Kraken sea monster, the gi [...]	D
Bubo, the mechanical owl of Athena, was introduced to capitalize on the popularity of R2-D2 from Gue [...]	D
The original script called for Perseus to cut off Medusa's head simply by throwing his shield at her [...]	D
Claire Bloom and Sir Laurence Olivier also played a married couple in the television Ritorno a Bride [...]	D
The film was slightly cut for its UK cinema release and issued an 'A' rating (viewers under 14 must [...]	D
Neil McCarthy, who plays Calibos, actually suffered from acromegaly, which causes progressive change [...]	D
Harry Hamlin was given his first lead roles in this movie and in Bolidi nella notte (1981).	D
The screenwriter Beverley Cross was a student of mythology. He developed a storyline centering on Pe [...]	D
When Perseus fights Medusa, everyone with him has a different shield. One has a griffin, one has Peg [...]	D
Initially, Calibos had no dialogue and was purely a stop-motion character. After a rewrite of the sc [...]	D
In an attempt to cash in on the success of Kenner's Star Wars toys, Mattel produced Clash of the Tit [...]	D
Harry Hamlin and Ursula Andress began a relationship during production. Their son, Dimitri Hamlin, w [...]	D
The Titans preceded the Olympians in power. Kronos (also spelled Cronus) and Atlas were the most fam [...]	D
Maggie Smith was married to screenwriter Beverley Cross, who had previously written Gli Argonauti (1 [...]	D
Many of the cast were stage and screen actors and actresses notable for performing in William Shakes [...]	D
Although Laurence Olivier plays the indomitable Zeus, he was quite ill at the time of filming.	D
The Danae and Perseus cast adrift scene was filmed at Kynance Cove on the Lizard, Cornwall.	D
A novelization of the movie, written by Alan Dean Foster, was published in 1981. It elaborated on ce [...]	D
Calibos, Lord of the Marsh and son of Thetis, does not appear in Greek mythology. He is based on Cal [...]	D
Before Harry Hamlin was considered for the role of Perseus, other runners-up were Malcolm McDowell, [...]	D
Despite the movie being notable for its stop-motion visual effects, it was not Oscar-nominated for e [...]	D
According to mythology, after Medusa's head was severed from her neck, two offspring sprang forth: t [...]	D
According to Harry Hamlin, prior to choosing to do this movie, he was considering doing another proj [...]	D
Sir Laurence Olivier was so ill during the making of the film, he would often go and lean on his tal [...]	D

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When Perseus is with the Stygian Witches, it can be seen that one of the witches has eye holes poked [...]	D
When Perseus follows the Vulture carrying Andromeda through the air, there is a shot that shows the [...]	D
When Andromeda wakes up to find Perseus has left for the Isle of the Dead without her, she is seen f [...]	D
As Perseus and the three soldiers are walking through the tunnel on the Isle of the Dead, the flame [...]	D
When Perseus puts Bubo on the branch, the branch is shorter in closeups than in longer shots.	D
Wires are visible on the mechanical owl in many scenes.	D
A regular white horse, reported as "obvious", is used for closeups of Pegasus. According to Greek my [...]	D
Despite her firing several shots, the number of arrows in Medusa's quiver remains the same.	D
(at around 27 mins) When Perseus arrives at Joppa, a blue and yellow macaw is seen. This bird is fro [...]	D
When Perseus first jumps onto Pegasus to tame him, he lands at the base of his neck. The scene then [...]	D
In closeups of Andromeda's hands, it can be seen that she is wearing nail polish. However, since nai [...]	D
When Perseus first finds the helmet, sword, and shield, the sword reflects direct sunlight, but when [...]	D
Calibos presents Andromeda with a necklace, which he puts around her neck without fastening it. As s [...]	D
There is obvious tinting of the film to appear nighttime during both scenes where Pegasus is capture [...]	D
Perseus drives his sword deep into Dioskilos, yet when he pulls his sword from the creature's body, [...]	D
As the destruction of Argos begins, heavy winds blow the tunic of a man pulling a donkey on a rope t [...]	D
When Argos is being destroyed, the falling stone blocks knocks people down instead of instantly crus [...]	D
Scenery is visible through the flying bird in several shots during the opening credits.	D
When the giant vulture sits on Andromeda's balcony, the sky behind it is lighter in closeups than it [...]	D
When Calibos releases the scorpions from the Medusa's head, there are three of them. One kills a sol [...]	D
Differences from mythological sources (including misuse of the names Titan and Kraken) are exempt fr [...]	D
The amount and placement of cracks in the petrified Kraken changes between shots.	D
When Perseus is invisible, he leaves footprints which are those of modern shoes, not sandals.	D
When Calibos stabs the bag containing Medusa's head with his prosthetic hand (a three-tined fork-lik [...]	D
After Medusa's head bag is stabbed, there is no blood on or holes in the bag.	D
When Perseus is proclaiming how Pegasus can make a three-day journey in three hours, cigarette smoke [...]	D
When Perseus and his guards are fighting the two-headed dog, his two guards put a slash in the cheek [...]	D
During the climax, when Perseus is flying on Pegasus to rescue Andromeda from the Kraken, there is o [...]	D
When Perseus and his mother are about to be thrown into the sea, a large wave crashes on the shore a [...]	D
When Acrisius calls to the gods in the opening, modern dental fillings can be seen in several of his [...]	D
Acrisius' eyes move as the dust blows across his face although he is dead.	D
During the fight with Dioskilos (the two-headed dog), Perseus slashes its right neck, leaving a larg [...]	D
As Calibos pleads for his mother, Thetis, to exact revenge against Perseus for having cut off his ha [...]	D
Athena's barn owl hoots like a tawny owl.	D
The two soldiers seen without their helmets (one in Medusa's temple, the other fighting the Scorpion [...]	D

Frase

Perseus: Where am I? Ammon: What, you don't know [...]	D
A Stygian Witch: What do you see, sister? A Stygi [...]	D
[first lines] Acrisius: Bear witness, Zeus, and a [...]	D
Athena: I will never part with you, my beloved Bub [...]	D
Stygian Witch: A titan against a titan!	D
Princess Andromeda: [upon recognizing Perseus] You [...]	D
Ammon: Call no man happy who is not dead!	D
Ammon: Who are you?	D
Zeus: Destroy Argos! And to make certain no stone [...]	D
Perseus: There must be a way to kill the Kraken. [...]	D
[discussing Zeus' womanizing] Thetis: So many wom [...]	D
Princess Andromeda: So little time together. So li [...]	D
Princess Andromeda: [to Perseus] In my mind's eye, [...]	D
Ammon: I was partial to tragedy in my youth. That [...]	D
Perseus: I was lying on the seashore, looking up a [...]	D
Thetis: It is time for chance to intervene. Time y [...]	D
Zeus: A hundred good deeds cannot atone to one mur [...]	D
Ammon: Oh impetuous... foolish... Ah dear, the you [...]	D
Greek Soldier: She remains alone, away from these [...]	D
Ammon: How did you get here? Perseus: I'm not sur [...]	D
Zeus: Perseus and Andromeda will be happy together [...]	D
Thetis: My priests of Joppa are loyal. I will spea [...]	D
Perseus: How may a mortal man face and defeat the [...]	D
Thetis: Hear me, vain and foolish mortal woman. Yo [...]	D
Zeus: Perseus has won. My son has triumphed. Hera [...]	D
Ammon: The sands of time run like quicksilver.	D
Zeus: Find, and fulfill your destiny!	D
Zeus: Release the Krakken!	D

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