The Last Days Of Pompeii (1984) Part 1 (p2 linked in description).

An Italian-American tv miniseries from 1984 on ABC and Rai from the 1834 novel.
"The different aspects of life in Pompeii, a coastal luxury resort near Naples catering for the very rich of imperial Rome, mainly before but culminating in the eruption of the Vesuvian volcano, which wipes it from the face of the Earth."
The film is mostly a propaganda statement about the superiority of the Christian faith and the corruption of the Roman ethic and their faith, and unfortunately for Latinophiles like myself it's TRUE. Rome very much was corrupt. When Pompeii was first being excavated by archeologists in 1748, scholars debated hotly that they should re-bury the sites, as it revealed the true nature of Roman culture- Slavery, brothels, gambling, every vice which had been (it was thought) eradicated from the world at the time.
Part two: https://www.bitchute.com/video/onrKFySWFDaR/
Ned Beatty as Diomed
Brian Blessed as Olinthus
Ernest Borgnine as Marcus
Nicholas Clay as Glaucus
Lesley-Anne Down as Chloe
Olivia Hussey as Ione
Siobhan McKenna as Fortunata
Franco Nero as Arbaces
Linda Purl as Nydia
Anthony Quayle as Quintus
Duncan Regehr as Lydon
Laurence Olivier as Gaius
Benedict Taylor as Antonius
Gerry Sundquist as Clodius
Catriona MacColl as Julia
Malcolm Jamieson as Petrus
Tony Anholt as Lepidus
David Robb as Sallust
Stephen Greif as Sporus
Peter Cellier as Calenus
Barry Stokes as Gar
Marilù Tolo as Xenia
Howard Lang as Medon
Joyce Blair as Lucretia
Francesca Romana Coluzzi as Stratonice
Brian Croucher as Melior
Willoughby Goddard as Nobleman
George Claydon as Philos
Michael Quill as Catus
Brian Coburn as Burbo
Christopher Ellison as Drusus
Bernard Kay as Captain
Howard Goorney as Joseph
Jill Melford as Banquet guest
Peter Howell as Banquet guest
Frank Jakeman as Gladiator #1 (uncredited)
Keith Macey as Roman Merchant (uncredited)
Vicki Michelle as Priestess of Isis (uncredited)
Sidney Kean as Slave of Glaucus (uncredited)
Lucien Morgan as Solon (uncredited)
Roy Evans as Street trader (uncredited)
Peter Ross-Murray as Roman Slave (uncredited)
Omero Capanna as Roman Soldier (uncredited)
Mason Cardiff as Dying Boy (uncredited)