When we think of Spartacus , the 1960 epic directed by Stanley Kubrick, one face usually comes to mind: Kirk Douglas, with his chiseled jaw and defiant cry of “I am Spartacus!”

While rehearsing or filming a sword-fighting sequence (accounts vary slightly, but the consensus points to a chariot or horse-related stunt), de Santis was struck by a heavy piece of equipment—specifically, a falling sword or prop cart. The blow to his abdomen caused severe internal injuries.

But few film buffs realize that Kirk Douglas was not the first actor to wear the gladiator’s sandals. Before the iconic production began, another man was cast in the lead role. Tragically, his life—and his portrayal of the Thracian rebel—ended before a single frame of the finished film was shot. Before the legendary production troubles, fights between Kubrick and Douglas, and the blacklisting of screenwriter Dalton Trumbo, the original choice for Spartacus was a young, relatively unknown actor named Anthony “Tony” de Santis .

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Spartacus First Thracian Actor Death During Production (Desktop)

When we think of Spartacus , the 1960 epic directed by Stanley Kubrick, one face usually comes to mind: Kirk Douglas, with his chiseled jaw and defiant cry of “I am Spartacus!”

While rehearsing or filming a sword-fighting sequence (accounts vary slightly, but the consensus points to a chariot or horse-related stunt), de Santis was struck by a heavy piece of equipment—specifically, a falling sword or prop cart. The blow to his abdomen caused severe internal injuries.

But few film buffs realize that Kirk Douglas was not the first actor to wear the gladiator’s sandals. Before the iconic production began, another man was cast in the lead role. Tragically, his life—and his portrayal of the Thracian rebel—ended before a single frame of the finished film was shot. Before the legendary production troubles, fights between Kubrick and Douglas, and the blacklisting of screenwriter Dalton Trumbo, the original choice for Spartacus was a young, relatively unknown actor named Anthony “Tony” de Santis .