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Jason and the Argonauts (1963 film)
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thumb|The epic story that was destined to stand as a colossus of adventure!
Jason and the Argonauts is a 1963 film about the legendary Greek hero who leads a team of intrepid adventurers in a perilous quest for the legendary Golden Fleece.
Directed by Don Chaffey. Written by Beverley Cross and Jan Read, based on The Argonautica Apollonius Rhodius.
Greatest Odyssey Of The Ages - for the first time on the screen (taglines)
Pelias
(Incognito) Jason, when your father defended his kingdom... no man fought harder than I!
Zeus
thumb|The gods are best served by those who need their help the least.
thumb|For the moment, let them enjoy a calm sea, a fresh breeze and each other.
If I were to punish every blasphemy, I'd soon lose all loyalty and respect.
The gods are best served by those who need their help the least.
For the moment, let them enjoy a calm sea, a fresh breeze and each other. The girl is pretty and I was always sentimental. But for Jason, there are other adventures. I have not finished with Jason. Let us continue the game another day.
Aeëtes
Rise up, you dead, slain of the hydra, rise from your graves and avenge us! Those who steal the Golden Fleece must die.
Phineas
Lord Zeus, I was a sinner. I have never tried to deny it. But I didn't sin every day! Why then do you punish me every day?
Dialogue
Pelias: Well?
Priest: Zeus, king of the gods of the Greeks, brighten the ashes that I may read the future. I see... a great tree at the end of the world. And in its branches there hang the skull and skin of a ram. They gleam and shine for it is a prize of the gods, a Golden Fleece.
Phineas: But tell me, what gods protect you?
Jason: None now.
Phineas: You won't pass the Clashing Rocks.
Taglines
The epic story that was destined to stand as a colossus of adventure!
Greatest Odyssey Of The Ages - for the first time on the screen
Cast
Todd Armstrong — Jason
Nancy Kovack — Medea
Gary Raymond — Acastus
Niall MacGinnis — Zeus
Laurence Naismith — Argus
Michael Gwynn — Hermes
Douglas Wilmer — Pelias
Jack Gwillim — King Aeëtes
Honor Blackman — Hera
John Cairney — Hylas
Patrick Troughton — Phineus
Andrew Faulds — Phalerus
Nigel Green — Hercules
External links
0057197 Jason and the Argonauts
Category:Films based on poems
Category:1963 American films
Category:1963 English-language films
Category:American epic fantasy films
Category:American fantasy adventure films
Category:American independent films
Category:Films directed by Don Chaffey
Category:Films set in ancient Greece
Category:Films set in the Mediterranean Sea
Category:Films set on ships