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‘Spartacus’ reportedly used 8,800 Spanish soldiers as battle extras

A post says Kubrick arranged the soldiers as the Roman army for the climactic battle filmed in Spain.

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Marking 66 years since the release of ‘Spartacus,’ a post says its climactic battle was filmed in Spain using 8,800 Spanish soldiers as extras. It says Kubrick arranged them as the Roman army, creating a battlefield spectacle with thousands of real troops.

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cinesthetic.@TheCinestheticSPARTACUS (1960) was released 66 years ago today. The climactic battle was filmed in Spain using 8,800 Spanish soldiers as extras. Kubrick arranged them into the Roman army, creating the massive battlefield spectacle with thousands of real troops.2h
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    cinesthetic.@TheCinestheticSPARTACUS (1960) was released 66 years ago today. The climactic battle was filmed in Spain using 8,800 Spanish soldiers as extras. Kubrick arranged them into the Roman army, creating the massive battlefield spectacle with thousands of real troops.2h
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