The re-edited version, the fourth version of the film, now runs 111 minutes (compared to 93 minutes in the earliest version).The main character, Freder (Gustav Frohlich), he young, pampered, (motherless) son of a ruling, aristocratic capitalist - the autocratic master of Metropolis, is introduced as he plays hide-and-seek with the ladies.Everett functions as a focus of exasperation for Harold.While Harold is distracted by a young girl who holds up a piece of chalk and asks if he wants to play hopskotch on the sidewalk, Everett unlocks one of the store""s wo front paneled doors.The 1991 re-release ofSpartacusrestored much of what was cut from the film, including adding two more minutes of the notorious bathhouse scene featuring the sexual advances of Crassus toward his attractive slave servant-poet Antoninus (Tony Curtis), with dialogue dubbed by Anthony Hopkins for the deceased Olivier: "Do you consider the eating of oysters to be moral and the eating of snails to be immoral?.