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Clash Of The Titans


Directed by Desmond Davis | USA | 1981 | 118min

CLASH OF THE TITANS is an American 1981 fantasy adventure film involving the Greco-Roman hero Perseus. Harry Hamlin stars as Perseus, a mortal who, due to the interference of the mighty god Zeus (Laurence Olivier), finds himself in the city of Joppa, far away from his island home. There, he falls in love with Andromeda (Judi Bowker), an imprisoned princess. To free her, win her hand, and thus half of the kingdom, Perseus solves a riddle, but Joppa’s enraged ruler orders Andromeda fed to the Kraken, a towering sea monster that is the last of the powerful Titans. In his quest to save Andromeda, Perseus must endure a series of trials with the help of the winged horse Pegasus and a friendly playwright, Ammon (Burgess Meredith). Released on June 12, 1981, it was a box office hit, grossing $41 million, the 11th highest grossing film of that year. - Adapted from Allmovie.com

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