Wow, according to Wikipedia, you weren't kidding about the early days of Maciste in cinema. There's also this nugget: 'According to William Smith's A Dictionary of Greek and Roman mythology, Macistus (Μάκιστος) was "a surname of Heracles, who had a temple in the neighbourhood of the town of Macistus in Triphylia"'. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maciste
Ah! So it was yet another surname of Hercules, eh? Well, that's not surprising. If the guy hadn't had so many aliases, he couldn't have pulled off so much insurance fraud.
How much therapy did this one cost ya?
Let's just say I shot my therapeutic wad, and we'll have to produce a few bottle episodes this season to cover the cost overruns.
I recommend microdosing.
Not for you. I'll need it to get through.
Lemme know if that works for you, Carl. For myself (and granted, this is FAR from from my first Maciste film), I'm Team Macrodose.
It's your professionalism I respect.
it's probably my most attractive Ism.
Wow, according to Wikipedia, you weren't kidding about the early days of Maciste in cinema. There's also this nugget: 'According to William Smith's A Dictionary of Greek and Roman mythology, Macistus (Μάκιστος) was "a surname of Heracles, who had a temple in the neighbourhood of the town of Macistus in Triphylia"'. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maciste
Ah! So it was yet another surname of Hercules, eh? Well, that's not surprising. If the guy hadn't had so many aliases, he couldn't have pulled off so much insurance fraud.
Yeah, and all of those "sons" of his? Not related, but he still claimed them as dependents on his taxes.
Like Matt Gaetz and "Nestor"...
HMMMmmm...