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Spartacus: Blood and Sand – Series overview

Spartacus: Blood and Sand - Peter Mensah

Doctore (Peter Mensah) © Starz

Season 1

First episode transmission on Friday January 22nd, 2010 (USA)

The official details…

Spartacus is a soldier in the Roman Auxiliary who has been taken prisoner. As punishment for defying a Roman Legate, Spartacus has been sentenced to die in the gladiator arena. But after surviving numerous fights, his sentence is commuted and he has been sold as a slave to be trained as a gladiator.

Whitfield has gained acclaim in numerous Australian drama series (”McLeod’s Daughters,” “Packed to the Rafters,” “The Strip” and “Out of the Blue”) and also starred in the feature film Gabriel, one of the highest grossing films at the Australian Box Office in 2007. He just wrapped shooting on the Australian feature, The Clinic.

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