Virgin for the Roman Empire
Una vergine per l'Impero Romano
Synopsis
Set in ancient Rome, Livia a successful gladiator/wrestler, needs to win just one more battle, and she will have won her freedom and not have to risk her life any more. Livia's fighting trainer Molok informs her that her opponent in her next fight is the powerful Fabiola who is nicknamed "The Tigress Of Rome." The big fight will be in only ten days and Molok gives clear instructions that in the week before the fight, Livia must not have any sex as this will break her concentration and make her unprepared. This could be a problem, though, as Livia has a rather large appetite for sex and is carrying on a lesbian affair with fellow gladiator Daria. However, she also lusts for the handsome Molok and wants to get it on with him. Molok is reluctant but Livia insists that since it's ten days till the fight and she only needs to stay away from sex the week before, they have three days to satisfy their desires.
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Release History & Theatrical Window
December 22, 1983
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Joe D'Amato
- Screenplay & Story
- Joe D'Amato, David Jones
- Original Score
- Carlo Maria Cordio
- Original Title
- Una vergine per l'Impero Romano
- Country of Origin
- Italy
- Spoken Languages
- Italian
- Runtime
- 1h 20m
- Production Studios
- Cinema 80
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Joe D'Amato
Joe D'Amato, David Jones
Carlo Maria Cordio
Joe D'Amato
Dennis Wyman
Department Leadership Roster
Joe D'Amato
Director of Photography
Joe D'Amato
Director
Dennis Wyman
Editor
Joe D'Amato
Screenplay
David Jones
Screenplay
Helen Andrews
Costume Design
Age Classification & Content Advisories
Official viewer rating standards and content warnings across international classification boards.
NC-17: Adults Only — No one 17 and under admitted.
International Certification Matrix
Adults Only — No one 17 and under admitted.
Production Stills & Gallery
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Frequently Asked Questions About Virgin for the Roman Empire
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What is Virgin for the Roman Empire about?
Set in ancient Rome, Livia a successful gladiator/wrestler, needs to win just one more battle, and she will have won her freedom and not have to risk her life any more. Livia's fighting trainer Molok informs her that her opponent in her next fight is the powerful Fabiola who is nicknamed "The Tigress Of Rome." The big fight will be in only ten days and Molok gives clear instructions that in the week before the fight, Livia must not have any sex as this will break her concentration and make her unprepared. This could be a problem, though, as Livia has a rather large appetite for sex and is carrying on a lesbian affair with fellow gladiator Daria. However, she also lusts for the handsome Molok and wants to get it on with him. Molok is reluctant but Livia insists that since it's ten days till the fight and she only needs to stay away from sex the week before, they have three days to satisfy their desires.
Who directed Virgin for the Roman Empire?
Virgin for the Roman Empire was directed by Joe D'Amato.
Who stars in Virgin for the Roman Empire?
The principal cast of Virgin for the Roman Empire includes Nadine Roussial, Pauline Teutscher, Mary Ramunno, Willy Suschka, Luigi Tripodi.
When was Virgin for the Roman Empire released and how long is it?
Virgin for the Roman Empire was released in 1983 with a total runtime of 1h 20m.
Who composed the musical score for Virgin for the Roman Empire?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Virgin for the Roman Empire was composed by Carlo Maria Cordio.
What is the age rating and content advisory for Virgin for the Roman Empire?
Virgin for the Roman Empire holds official age classifications: US: NC-17 (Adults Only — No one 17 and under admitted.).