Attila (2001)
A vengeful beauty foils the plans of the bloodthirsty Hun warrior to conquer Rome.
Top billed cast
Gerard ButlerAtila the Hun
Powers BootheFlavius Aetius
Simmone MackinnonN'/Kara Ildico
Reg RogersValentinian
Alice KrigePlacida
Pauline LynchGalen
Steven BerkoffKing Rua
Tommy FlanaganBleda
Andrew PleavinOrestes
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