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Leading man Kit Harington underwent an extreme physical transformation for the film at his own behes [...]	D
Kit Harington's shirtless introduction scene (in the gladiatorial arena in London) was shot on the l [...]	D
The peculiar form of hand shake Severus and Senator Corvus share is real and period accurate, record [...]	D
The last film released under the FilmDistrict banner, before being absorbed by Focus Features.	D
Jean-Francois Lachapelle plays Milo's father and Milo's stunt double.	D
Released 17 years after the volcanic disaster flicks Dante's Peak (1997) and Volcano (1997).	D
Paz Vega's part as a high priestess was cut from the film at an early stage, with none of the effect [...]	D
The original script would have had Milo and Cassia survive and barely escape the pyroclastic surge. [...]	D
Director Paul W.S. Anderson said that he was not pleased when a lot of people online said that Kit H [...]	D
Nuno Capitao de Salles, Kit Harington's personal trainer, revealed that during the filming of Haring [...]	D
The shoot was scheduled for 56 days.	D
While Pompeii is the most famous, it wasn't the only Roman city obliterated by Vesuvius. The volcano [...]	D
Kit Harington's gladiator costume for his introductory scene was almost scrapped. It was specially d [...]	D
The first official teaser trailer was released on August 21, 2013, six months before the theatrical [...]	D
The opening scene of Milo as a young child in Britannia takes place in 62 CE, the year an earthquake [...]	D
Paul W.S. Anderson had always wanted to make a film about the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.	D
Most of Carrie-Anne Moss's role was cut from the film.	D
Some scenes had 300 extras.	D
In reality, among the ash-covered bodies buried by the volcano, archaeologists did find two people a [...]	D
Paul W.S. Anderson said that he re-shot the scene after whipping of Kit Harington's character where [...]	D
As mentioned in the Film, the Emperor at the time was Titus, who had only just ascended 2 months bef [...]	D
Kiefer Sutherland starred in I tre moschettieri (1993). Paul W.S. Anderson directed I tre moschettie [...]	D
Milo and Cassia's death is mirrored in a similar scene in Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (2016) which [...]	D
Kit Harington suffered from body dysmorphia (excessive anxiety about the appearance of one's body) w [...]	D
Senator Corvus tells Severus that the Senate will not invest in Pompeii, but he would, however, inve [...]	D
Senator Corvus (Kiefer Sutherland), makes several statements about the "new" Emperor Titus, and inti [...]	D
This is the second feature movie collaboration of Kit Harington and Carrie-Anne Moss within the span [...]	D
Il gladiatore (2000), a sword and sandal epic of a slave fighting for his freedom, was a huge influe [...]	D
Paul W.S. Anderson's wife and frequent leading lady Milla Jovovich visited the set.	D
The legendary, frozen bodies of Pompeii are actually not real human flesh and are the result of arch [...]	D
Milla Jovovich, Paul W.S. Anderson's wife and frequent leading lady, was considered for the role of [...]	D
Director Paul W.S. Anderson said he grew up in England, and has been fascinated by ancient Roman cul [...]	D
Stars Jared Harris, as Severus, a rich merchant and father of Cassia, Milo's love interest. Jared Ha [...]	D
The thumbs-up/thumbs-down gestures which stem from gladiatorial events had different if not opposite [...]	D
Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje's (Atticus) armor is the same worn by Dennis Quaid in Dragonheart (1996). T [...]	D
Kit Harington said that he always wanted to do a complete body-transformation for a role. This was t [...]	D
The original cut of the film ran for 130 minutes with 24 minutes of footage missing from the theatri [...]	D
The personality of Senator Corvus is suitable with his name. In Latin, "Corvus" means "raven".	D

The phrase "We who are about to die salute you" was only spoken by criminals condemned to die in the [...]	D
There were not "bombs" of flaming hard rock launched by the eruption of 79. There were, however, mas [...]	D
There was no Roman law about when gladiators would earn their freedom. But quite a few of them were [...]	D
In the beginning of the movie, young Milo, crawls out of a heap of dead bodies. You can see the hand [...]	D
In modern Pompeii, the amphitheater stands quite well preserved. In fact it is considered the best p [...]	D
Milo and Proculus fall through the arena floor during their fight sequence, though Pompeii's amphith [...]	D
Pompeii is not located between Mount Vesuvius and the coast. The volcano is northwest of the city, w [...]	D
When Corvus puts out his arm with clenched fist, about to give the order to kill Milo and Atticus, h [...]	D
Pompeii suffered a serious earthquake in AD 62, resulting in damage to most of the town and causing [...]	D
The "stone statues" of victims were not made of stone or ash, as implied by their appearance in the [...]	D
When "Milo" is calming the spooked horse down, his head hight moves position against the horses nose [...]	D
When first talking to Cassia in the balcony, Senator Corvus refers to Rome as "The Eternal City". Ye [...]	D
The loser in a duel between gladiators was by no means certain to die. If they fought well they woul [...]	D
Pompeii's amphitheater is located in the south-east corner of the town. It is shown in its correct l [...]	D
After Milo's sword is cut in half, Proculus has his sword right under Milo's chin. The camera shifts [...]	D
When Cassia's father examines the damage to the amphitheater, he comments that it has stood for 100 [...]	D
When Cassia and Ariadne when traveling from Rome to Pompeii, as they first see Pompeii, the Mediterr [...]	D
The Emperor Titus is described in the film as being corrupt. Actually, he was a respected and popula [...]	D
Gladiators were of the lowest class in Roman society (known as 'infamii'). Though they held prestige [...]	D
At 1hour 17 minutes in the boat scene where Graecus is trying to flee with the others, he is knocked [...]	D
When Atticus is about to die, and you see his face from straight ahead, Proculus' body behind him is [...]	D
In the film Corvus claims that the earthquake is a sign from the god Vulcan. This is historically in [...]	D
Corvus has a bust of the Emperor Hadrian on display in his military tent. Hadrian was emperor from A [...]	D
During the eruption scene at several points most notably when the people were fleeing the tsunami, t [...]	D
The pyroclastic surge that engulfed Pompeii and the surrounding areas was probably moving at anywher [...]	D
When young Milo crawls out of the pile of dead bodies, one finger on a hand partially flexes.	D
Emperor Titus as Vespasian's heir is described as corrupt. In fact he was widely admired for the two [...]	D
The ancient town of Pompeii south of Vesuvius was not directly on the Mediterranean Sea. Although th [...]	D
When Mount Vesuvius erupted, the ash cloud contained highly toxic gases which engulfed the city in j [...]	D
By 79 A.D. when the movie takes place, the color purple had become reserved for the emperor's person [...]	D
Nearby cities such as Herculanuem and Oplontis should be visible in some of the bird's eye shots of [...]	D
Horse riders in the movie are seen using stirrups, which were not known in Europe until the Middle A [...]	D
Vesuvius did not spew lava in the 79 ce eruption. The film correctly shows a massive pyroclastic flo [...]	D
When Milo fights with Atticus with the wooden sword in the arena, and Milo takes the sword from Atti [...]	D
From the topography, Cassia's villa is the Villa of Mysteries, just outside the town of Pompeii. It [...]	D
Men and women were not allowed to sit next to each other in the amphitheater. Women and slaves were [...]	D
The bird of prey seen at the start of the villa party is a Harris's hawk (Parabuteo unicinctus). Thi [...]	D
Roman senators wore togas to show their rank, not armor. Additionally, senators were legislators. Th [...]	D

Milo: You trust them to keep their word? Atticus: [...]	D
Atticus: Now who's the poor bastard who has to die [...]	D
Atticus: It is the gods. They have a plan for us a [...]	D
[first lines] Title Card: In the darkness you cou [...]	D
Corvus: What exactly is that slave to you? Cassia [...]	D
Atticus: For those of us about to die, we salute y [...]	D
Proculus: [haughtily as he stabs Atticus] A Gladia [...]	D
Cassia: I couldn't believe he had the strength to [...]	D
Proculus: You're brave, I'll give you that, but no [...]	D
Ariadne: [witnessing Milo kill an injured horse] W [...]	D
Milo: [as he leaves Corvus to burn] My gods are co [...]	D
Ariadne: He made you feel alive? Cassia: He made [...]	D
Cassia: Senator, you have mistaken me for the kind [...]	D
Cassia: I don't want to spend our last moments run [...]	D
Atticus: What is your name? We will have to speak [...]	D
Cassia: [witnessing arena massacre] Is this what y [...]	D
Cassia: Is this the end of the world? Why would th [...]	D
Atticus: You are right, brother. Everything they p [...]	D
Cassia: Men killing each other for amusement is no [...]	D
Milo: Why did you save my life? Atticus: No gladi [...]	D
Milo: This isn't a battle. This is a massacre. At [...]	D
Cassia: If you ride, you have a chance at freedom. [...]	D
Cassia: You could ride before you were a gladiator [...]	D
Cassia: Too many arrogant men who flatter you with [...]	D
[last lines] Milo: [to Cassia as lava approaches] [...]	D

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