Michael Fassbender (born April 2, 1977) is a German-born Irish actor. He is probably best known to international audiences for playing Lt. Archie Hicox in Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds. His other credits include the Sky One television series Hex, the HBO miniseries Band of Brothers, Zack Snyder's 300, and the 2008 BAFTA-winning film Hunger. Fassbender was born in Heidelberg, Germany. His Irish mother, Adele, is a native of Larne,...
Stelios, still out of breath, warns that the Persians are approaching.
Stelios notes that the incoming squad of Persians are small in size.
Stelios is telling Daxos that he is praying that somewhere among the Persian ...
Stelios wonders if the gods have mercy when he discovers the burned village.
King Leonidas and his team mock the Persians, suggesting that they look thirsty.
Stelios wants everybody to know that the army of 300 are free men, not slaves.
Stelios is asking Astinos why he is laughing when there are thousands of Pers...
Daxos is asking Stelios how there could be so many soldiers left in the Persi...
Stelios suggests that the Persian Emissary should hurry, because they plan on...
Stelios is telling the Persian representative that they killed the Persian sc...
Stelios is telling the Persian emissary to go and tell Xerxes that he faces f...
The Persian is screaming about his arm that Stelios just cut off. Stelios in...
Overconfident, Stelios wonders who Xerxes will send next.
Astinos and Stelios taunt each other a little bit in the midst of fighting th...
Stelios warns that we've seen only a small chunk of Xerxes' army.
Stelios has no problem fighting in the shade after the Persian threatens to b...
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