Top Cast
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Anthem Moss
Phidippides
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Ellen Pierre
Timareti
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Maria Aliferi
Pythia
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Kostis Savvidakis
Athenian Archon Diocles
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Theo Theodoridis
Young Aeschylus
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Michalis Aerakis
Old Aeschylus
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Leyteris Tsatsis
Hippias
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Konstantinos Konstantopoulos
Darius the Great
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Manolis Spyrou
Echetlaeus
Overview
Pheidippides, a brave soldier and messenger of ancient Athens, is ordered by the Athenian general, Miltiades, to run to Sparta and request aid to confront the Persian army led by King Darius the 1st, in the Battle of Marathon.
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