]Other versions of the ""Spartacus"" slave story included:director Riccardo Freda""sSpartaco (1953, It.) (aka Sins of Rome, or Spartacus the Gladiator),starring Massimo Girottidirector Sergio Corbucci""sThe Slave (1962, It.The movie""s taglines hinted at the film""s major themes: obsession, jealousy, and base human sin:HERS WAS THE DEADLIEST OF THE SEVEN SINS!The sin she committed in the name of love could not be judged by man.One of he trailers for the film provocatively asked:What are the forbidden secrets in the letter? What is the strange spell that made this woman defy the unwritten law of the Orient?Plot SynopsisThe film""s credits play above drawings of a tropical plantation company""s compound on a sultry, moonlight night with banks of clouds in the sky.She is the hopeful lady of my earth.But woo her, gentle Paris, get her heart, my will to her consent is but a part." Paris is invited to a party ("an old accustomed feast") to be held that evening.Act I, Scene 3:In Lady Capulet""s (Natasha Parry) chamber, she asks for her talkative, vigorous, and grossly humorous old Nurse (Pat Heywood) to call Juliet, her daughter.