Ο Μέγας Αλέξανδρος – Alexander The Great, Richard Burton, 1956
Trailer of Alexander, movie by Oliver Stone
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Brief Chronology Of Alexander’s Life
- 356 BC Birth of Alexander The Great
- 343 BC Aristotle arrives in Macedonia as Alexander's tutor
- 338 BC Philip victorious at battle of Chaeronea. Alexander visits Athens. Alexander goes into exile
- 337 BC League of Corinth meets, authorizes invasion of Persian Empire
- 336 BC Darius III becomes king of Persia. Alexander returns from exile. Murder of Philip; ascension of Alexander to throne of Macedonia
- 335 BC Alexander campaigns on the Danube. Revolt and destruction of Thebes
- 334 BC Alexander crosses into Asia Minor. Battle of the Granicus. Capture of Miletus and Halicarnassus
- 333 BC Episode of the Gordion Knot. Battle of Issus
- 332 BC Siege of Tyre. Capture of Gaza. Alexander enters Egypt
- 331 BC Alexander visits oracle at Siwa. Battle of Gaugamela. Alexander enters Babylon
- 330 BC Persepolis captured and burned. Death of Darius. Conspiracy of Philotas
- 329 BC Alexander crosses the Hindu Kush, reaches the Oxus River, advances to Samarkand; defeat of Bessus
- 328 BC Murder of Cleitus the Black
- 327 BC Marriage to Roxane. Alexander invades India
- 326 BC Battle of the Hydaspes. Death of Bucephalas
- 325 BC Alexander reaches the sea; march through the Gedrosian desert; voyage of Nearchus and the fleet
- 324 BC Alexander returns to Persia. Mass marriages at Susa. Death of Hephaestion
- 323 BC Alexander The Great returns to Babylon. Death of Alexander in June
Source : Alexander The Great by Philip Freeman
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L’Hiver is a movie that Helvi and I liked very much. It is made by a Finnish movie maker. Kaurismaki!
Thank you very much for following my blog! I liked that movie too 🙂
I had both of these movies on dvd; now I only have the 1956 version with Richard Burton, ’cause my son won’t give me the Oliver Stone version back…
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I understand why your son don’t want to give it back..Alexander is a brilliant movie! 😉
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