Solomon and Sheba

Year: 1959

Runtime: 139 mins

Language: Greek

Director: King Vidor

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On his deathbed, King David receives a vision that his son Solomon, not Adonijah, should succeed him. Enraged, Adonijah leaves the court swearing to claim the throne. Neighboring rulers fear Solomon’s rule will endanger their tyrannical polytheistic realms, prompting the Queen of Sheba to ally with the Egyptian pharaoh to corrupt Solomon for benefit.

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