Boadicea

Year: 1966

Runtime: More mins

Language: English

Director: Michael J. Murphy

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Shot in the widescreen Cinemascope format, this early historical epic dramatizes the life of Celtic queen Boadicea and her violent revolt against Roman rule. Directed on a micro‑budget by Michael J. Murphy, the film is now classified as lost, with only about five minutes of footage still extant.

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