Throughout many years of stage and screen performances of theCamilletale, the heroine had been played by various leading ladies on the screen, including Oda Alstrup (1907), Gertrude Shipman (1912), Sarah Bernhardt (1912), Clara Kimball Young (1915), Theda Bara (1917), Alla Nazimova (in a 1921 film with Rudolph Valentino), Norma Talmadge (1927), Yvonne Printemps (1934 in a French production), and others on the stage including Eleanora Duse (a debut performance in 1893), Tallulah Bankhead, Ethel Barrymore, and Eva Le Gallienne...He must be out there right now crying for her return.Her resurrection."Paul disagreed with her, calling Jason only "a legend."Back at the lodge, Sandra led boyfriend Jeff upstairs for love-making, as sexually-suggestive Vickie coyly asked Mark about whether he could still function sexually: "Just your legs, huh? Is everything else okay?" She suggested a toke of a marijuana joint, but he claimed he was in training.Spartacus"" questing dream for the "death of slavery" would be doomed for two millennia:In the last century before the birth of the new faith called Christianity, which was destined to overthrow the pagan tyranny of Rome and bring about a new society, the Roman Republic stood at he very center of the civilized world.With an oversized view of his non-regulation weapon, he states his most memorable, courageous and forceful line (ritualistically repeated again almost verbatim at the film""s conclusion) when he baits the criminal to gamble on luck with his lethal version of Russian Roulette:I know what you""re thinking.When Taggart is asked:"How about some more beans, Mr.Taggart?", he replies with exasperation:"I""d say you""ve had enough!"Taggart is pleased that the dreaded Mongo (ex-football player Alex Karras) [the character was based on Hoss, actor Dan Blocker""s character from the popular TV western seriesBonanza] - his simple-minded brutish henchman, is proposed as the one to kill the new black sheriff.