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{{Information |Description= Opening shot from the movie "The Sons of Hercules" (1963) (Ercole l'invincibile ) |Source= http://video.google.nl/videoplay?docid=-3965413892910280077 |Date= 15-01-2008 |Author= Alvaro Mancori |Permission= * Public Domain in th
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