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Soundtrack remastered in Dolby Digital 5.1; Three vintage making-of "Behind the Cameras" segments; Theatrical trailer
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1. Overture [5:36]
2. Credits [1:51]
3. Mission to Sparta [2:34]
4. Cassandra's Unease [3:09]
5. Stormy Seas [2:56]
6. Aphrodite Exists [3:35]
7. Getting to Know Helen [4:26]
8. Magic of the Moonlight [2:26]
9. Defensive Aggression [1:41]
10. Test of Strength [6:31]
11. Trojan Impudence [1:35]
12. No Words for Menelaus [3:16]
13. Escape [1:01]
14. Two Men, Two Women [3:59]
15. Plunge Into Peril [3:36]
16. War of Honor [2:41]
17. North to Troy [1:52]
18. New Name [2:25]
19. A Father's Rebuke [3:16]
20. Cowardice of Numbers [2:51]
21. Readying for War [3:14]
22. Face That Launched 1000 Ships [1:20]
23. Siege of Troy [3:18]
24. Retreat [5:51]
25. Fallen Hero [2:16]
26. Years of Stalemate [1:23]
27. Made Immortal [1:48]
28. Helen's Choice [1:51]
29. Greek Treachery [4:53]
30. Hector Vs. Achilles [7:10]
31. Arrow's Mark [3:33]
32. Huge Sacred Horse [1:33]
33. Beware the Greeks [2:09]
34. Night of Revelry [5:07]
35. Invaders From Within [2:25]
36. Royal Family Captured [4:20]
37. Blood Shed and Shared [2:24]
38. Not Goodbye [3:38]
Rossana Podesta may not quite possess the face that would launch a thousand ships, but she is otherwise convincing in the title role of Helen of Troy. Filmed in Italy, this super-epic costars Jacques Sernas as Paris of Troy, who sails to Sparta to secure a peace treaty between the two powerful Greek city-states. When he falls in love with Helen, Queen of Sparta, Paris loses all sense of diplomacy. Helen is willingly "abducted" by Paris and spirited off to Troy, thereby sparking a long and bloody war, which culminates with the legendary Trojan Horse. Torin Thatcher costars as warrior leader Ulysses, while Sir Cedric Hardwicke plays Priam, the pacifistic king of Troy who is overwhelmed by circumstances beyond his control. Also on hand is Stanley Baker as Achilles (who ends up with an arrow you-know-where) and Niall MacGinnis as Helen's husband Menelaus. Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide