Centurians of Rome

"Centurions of Rome" redirects here. For officers of the Roman army, see Centurion (Roman army).
Centurians of Rome

Centurians of Rome DVD Cover
Directed by John Christopher
Starring George Payne
Scorpio
Distributed by Bijou Video
Release dates
1981
Running time
80 minutes
Country United States
Language English

Centurians [sic] of Rome, is a 1981 gay pornographic film directed by John Christopher, starring George Payne and Scorpio. This film was reportedly financed from a 1980 theft by a Brink's security guard of almost $2 million. Lloyd's of London, an insurer of Brinks, filed claim to partial ownership of this pornographic film.[1]

Plot

Demetrius and Octavius are Roman countrymen sold into slavery for not paying their taxes during Emperor Caligula's reign. Demetrius is purchased by the Emperor and taught to be a "good slave" by Argus while Octavius is claimed by a sadistic commander. The commander wants the bound Demetrius but is refused. Octavius sneaks in while the guards are asleep and frees Demetrius.

Cast

Behind the scenes

Claiming to be one of the most expensive gay films of its time (nearly $100,000 to produce), Centurians of Rome is famous for reportedly having been financed from a 1980 theft of almost $2 million by a Brink's security guard. Lloyd's of London, an insurer of Brinks, thus became one of the co-owners of the film on a technicality.

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