Munsingwear used this figure to sell boxer shorts in merchandising for one movie featuring him, encouraging audiences to "make like" this person.
One film with this person as its villain features the erotic "Dance of the Naked Moon" in an attempt to titillate its female lead. Munsingwear used this figure to sell boxer shorts in merchandising for one movie featuring him, encouraging audiences to "make like" this person. One film featuring this figure was based on a Wilson Barrett play, while another has a scene where a naked woman is attacked by a gorilla. In one film he laments "same faces, same noses" as he looks through an emerald ring at partygoers; that film also includes the creepily obsessed slavewoman Eunice and a musclebound bodyguard named Ursus who wrestles a bull in a climactic scene. In that film he displays a scale model of his native city to his advisor Petronius and is killed by his former lover Acte after sentencing Lygia and Marcus Vinicius to death. For 10 points, identify this historical figure played by Charles Laughton in The Sign of the Cross and Peter Ustinov in Quo Vadis, films which include the conflagration of his empire's capital.
One film with this person as its villain features the erotic "Dance of the Naked Moon" in an attempt to titillate its female lead.
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