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A Celtic survivor turned Pompeii gladiator who wins Cassia's affection. He rivals Atticus, survives a forced arena massacre, saves Cassia from the volcano, duels the corrupt Senator Corvus, and ultima...
The governor's daughter and Milo's love interest. She defies Senator Corvus to save the gladiators, is kidnapped during the eruption, frees herself, chains Corvus to his doom, and finally chooses to s...
A champion gladiator seeking freedom after one final victory. He teams with Milo to survive a brutal arena battle, fights off Corvus's officer Proculus, and accepts his fate as a free man when the vol...
A ruthless Roman general turned senator who massacred Milo's family and forces Cassia into marriage. He orchestrates gladiator punishments, escapes assassination attempts during the eruption, duels Mi...
The governor's wife and Cassia's mother. During the volcanic eruption, she suffers fatal injuries before telling Milo where Cassia is hidden, prompting his desperate rescue mission.
The governor of Pompeii who plans to rebuild the city with Corvus's funding. During the eruption, he attempts to kill the unconscious Corvus but is stabbed and killed by his former ally.
Corvus's military officer who duels Milo in the arena. He survives the initial collapse but is later mortally engaged and killed by Atticus in a final duel.
The gladiators' trainer who agrees to have Atticus executed as punishment. He is killed when the arena gates are opened and a gladiator uprising occurs during the eruption.
Cassia's loyal servant who returns with her from Rome. She is tragically killed when the collapsing villa falls into the Mediterranean Sea during the volcanic disaster.
Milo's owner who brings the gladiator troupe to Pompeii. He attempts to flee the eruption but is killed when a fireball sinks their escape ship at the harbor.
Family, romantic, and professional connections based on plot evidence.
Bellator convinces Graecus to execute Atticus as part of the punishment staged in the amphitheatre.
Corvus has his officer Proculus fight Milo one-on-one and later abducts Cassia while Proculus fights Atticus.
Corvus forces Cassia to agree to marry him by threatening to have her family killed for supposed treason.
Aurelia is identified as Cassia's mother and later tells Milo where Cassia is during the eruption.
Cassia's parents are identified as the city governor Severus and his wife Aurelia.
Milo becomes a popular gladiator, and his owner Graecus brings the gladiators to Pompeii.
Cassia becomes enamored with Milo after seeing him perform a mercy killing. They ride together, reunite during the eruption, and die embracing after c...
Alliances, conflicts, and narrative interactions that evolve throughout the story.
Corvus announces that he will invest in Severus's plans to rebuild Pompeii.
Cassia returns from Rome with her servant Ariadne, who remains with her until the collapsing villa kills her.
Milo initially develops a rivalry with Atticus, but they work together to survive the arena massacre and later reunite while seeking horses.
Corvus personally kills Milo's parents during the destruction of the Celtic tribe. Years later, Milo reveals his identity before Corvus is incinerated...
A survivor seeks justice and love as political oppression and volcanic destruction converge on Pompeii.
Directed by Paul W. S. Anderson
Pompeii (2014) · 5.5/10 · action, adventure, drama, history, romance
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