Cyclops (2008)

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Written by Frances Doel

Directed by Declan O'Brien

Running Time: 120 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2008

Rating: 18 Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

Eric Roberts stars in this dazzling, big budget, tale set in ancient Rome. A corrupt emperor sends his best general to kill a deadly Cyclops but man and beast team up and try to overthrow him instead!

When is Cyclops next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on SCI FI December 17th, 11:00am and on SCI FI HD December 17th, 11:00am. See more...

Cast

Eric RobertsEmperor Tiberius
Kevin StapletonMarcus
Frida ShowBarbara
Craig ArchibaldFalco
Mike StraubGordian
David McFarlandSeverus
Dan GoldenMaster of the Games
Scoop WassersteinJulian
Dimitar MaslarskiCyclops
Raicho VasilevTarquin
Velizar BinevCletus
Alex RevanCyrus
Stanimir StamatovBrawny Slave
Nick HarveyCitizen
DeMorge BrownCyclops
Harry AnichkinCasca
John LaskowskiSlave Guard
Ioan BanzourkovYoung Slave
Velizar PeevTitus
Hristo MitzkovMenander
Pam WassersteinLady Wendela
Jennifer A. SauraCourtesan Athena
Kevin OgleyCyclops Guard
Daniel RattinerSenator
Tania KozhuharovaFlavia
Christine ParrottAnnabella
Dimitar DimitrovOld Slave
Ben WassersteinPlebian # 8
Traian MilenovGladiator
Michael PerroneYouth

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