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Featuring Moe, Larry and Curly Joe
89 min. (Feature Film)
The Stooges work at Dimsel's Drug Store where they befriend Schuyler Davis, the owner of the shop next door, who is attempting to build a time machine. With the boys' "help," the machine transports the boys, Schuyler and his girlfriend Diane back in time to ancient Greece during the reign of the lecherous King Oedious, an ancestor of Dimsel. The King has a yearning for Diane, and banishes Schuyler and the boys to the galleys after they free the rightful King Ulysses from Oedious' jail. Schuyler builds impressive muscles from constant rowing, and after escaping following a shipwreck, the Stooges start billing Schuyler as Hercules at a local gladiator arena. The real Hercules, Odious' henchman, gets wind of their game and confronts them, but the Stooges convince Hercules to join the "good guys" and help them rescue Diane.
Quinn Redeker ('Schuyler') was nominated for an Academy Award in 1979 for the original story of THE DEER HUNTER.
Samson Burke's ('Hercules') career includes several years in Hawaii as Tom Selleck's stand-in and stunt double on MAGNUM P.I.
Samson Burke was a guest of the 2002 Three Stooges Fan Club Meeting in Bensalem PA; see The Three Stooges Journal # 102 (Summer 2002). Quinn Redeker and Samson Burke were guests of honor at the 2009 Fan Club Meeting in Ft. Washington PA, and The Stoogeum; see The Three Stooges Journal # 130 (Summer 2009) for story and photos.
Costar Vicki Trickett was interviewed by Steve Cox in The Three Stooges Journal # 108 (Winter 2003). Steve also interviewed Marlin McKeever ('Cyclops') in Journal # 117 (Spring 2006).
Larry Fine
Larry
Joe DeRita
Curly Joe
Moe Howard
Moe
Don Lamond
Narrator
Quinn K. Redeker
Schuyler Davis
Vicki Trickett
Diane Quigley
George N. Neise
Mr. Dimsal
George N. Neise
King Oedius
Samson Burke
Hercules
John Cliff
Ulysses
Barbara Hines
Anita
Diana Piper
Helena
Terry Huntingdon
Hecuba
Cecil Elliot
Matron
Rusty Wescoatt
Philo
Gregg Martell
Simon
Emil Sitka
Shepherd
Gene Roth
Rhodes Harbor Captain
Hal Smith
King Theseus of Rhodes
Marlin McKeever
Ajax & Argo the Siamese Cyclops
Mike McKeever
Ajax & Argo the Siamese Cyclops
Lewis Charles
Achilles the Heel
Eddie Foster
Freddie the Fence
Mike McKeever
Arena guard
Marlin McKeever
Arena guard
Murray Pollack
Arena spectator
Emil Sitka
Greek Humor Man
Beverly Mook
Harem girl
Stephen Soldi
Sidewalk onlooker
Charles Cross
Sidewalk onlooker
Sammy Shack
Sidewalk onlooker
Charles Cross
Galley slave
Mike McKeever
Soldier
Marlin McKeever
Soldier
Unidentified THE THREE STOOGES MEET HERCULES 1
Sidewalk onlookers
Unidentified THE THREE STOOGES MEET HERCULES 2
Palace guards
Unidentified THE THREE STOOGES MEET HERCULES 3
Serving girls
Unidentified THE THREE STOOGES MEET HERCULES 6
Galley slaves
Unidentified THE THREE STOOGES MEET HERCULES 7
Theseus' hand maidens
Unidentified THE THREE STOOGES MEET HERCULES 8
Theseus' guard
Unidentified THE THREE STOOGES MEET HERCULES 9
Diane's hand maiden
Unidentified THE THREE STOOGES MEET HERCULES 10
Arena spectators
Norman Maurer
Producer
Edward Bernds
Director
Norman Maurer
Story
Elwood Ullman
Screenplay
Charles S. Welbourne
Director of Photography
Edwin Bryant
Film Editor
Don Ament
Art Director
William F. Calvert
Set Decorator
Paul Dunlap
Original Music
Charles J. Rice
Sound Supervisor
James Z. Flaster
Sound Engineer
Herb Wallerstein
Assistant Director
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