Gunan, King of the Barbarians (1982)
The peaceful countryside village of Solmen is savagely assaulted by wild Ungats led by bloodthirsty Magen. In the midst of battle, two baby boys are miraculously saved by a tribe of Amazon warriors known as the Kuniats. The warriors nurture and train the boys for future struggles. The stronger of the two is named , Gunan The Invincible. It is up to Gunan to avenge the annihilation of his people. Gunan stages a spectacular one man war of vengeance against his enemy the Ungats, but they prove to be a formidable enemy, and much bloodshed ensues.
Director:
Franco Prosperi
Writer:
Piero Regnoli
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Pietro Torrisi as Zukahn / Gunan (as Peter Mc Coy) |
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Malisa Longo as Marga (as Melisa Lang) |
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Emilio Messina as Nuriak (as Emil Messina) |
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Rita Silva as Queen of Kuniat |
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Fortunato Arena as Mevian (as Lucky Aras) |
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Sabrina Siani as Lenni |
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Giovanni Cianfriglia as Nameless (as John Richmond) |
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Alba Maiolini as Midwife (as Alba Lines) |
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Artemio Antonini as Nuriak Henchman (uncredited) |
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Bruno Di Luia as Nuriak's Man (uncredited) |
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Philip Banks as (as Philips Banks) |
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Franco Galizi as (as Frank Galici) |
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Omero Capanna as Hitman (uncredited) |
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Roberto Alessandri as Fighter (uncredited) |
| Writing | Piero Regnoli | Story |
| Writing | Piero Regnoli | Screenplay |
| Directing | Franco Prosperi | Director |
| Production | Vito Di Bari | Production Supervisor |
| Editing | Alessandro Lucidi | Editor |
| Sound | Roberto Pregadio | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Pasquale Fanetti | Director of Photography |
| Directing | Maria Luisa Liguori | Script Supervisor |
| Production | Pino Buricchi | Producer |
| Art | Francesco Cuppini | Production Design |
| Art | Francesco Cuppini | Set Decoration |
