Hosted by Two-Time Academy Award Winning Actor Sir Peter Ustinov. The Father of Medicine uses his advanced holistic medical techniques on the revered athletes at the ancient Olympic Games. (See also Olympics, Part 2: The Quest for the Athlos) “Hippocrates in Olympia” focuses on the fascination of Hippocrates and his advanced holistic medical beliefs, while investigating a closely related subject, namely the medical care of the revered athletes during the ancient Olympic Games. It was of vital importance in that era that the sportsmen of the day were kept in perfect health in order to provide the much loved entertainment to the leading dignitaries, artists and philosophers in attendance at the ultimate sports festival. Hippocrates, known as the father of medicine, has been passionately studied for centuries for being the first pioneer into what we now know as the field of modern day health care. In addition to his famous Hippocratic Oath, his fascinating life is beautifully portrayed in this one hour documentary entitled “Olympics: Hippocrates in Olympia”, by George Petritsis, based on the book “Medical Care During the Ancient Olympic Games” by Christos Lolas, M.D., and narrated by Academy Award® winner, the late, great Sir Peter Ustinov. This documentary is believed to have been Peter Ustinov's final narration and his mellifluous voice adds additional richness to this magnificent work. The companion documentary to "The Quest for the Athlos", also on your TV via the Vimeo app at https://vimeo.com/ondemand/athlos Learn more about Parts 1 and 2 at https://www.celebrategreece.com/olympics-hippocrates-in-olympia-part-1 and https://www.celebrategreece.com/olympics-the-quest-for-the-athlos-part-2 ASIN: B001EXO742 (USA); B01MCT06PF (UK)

Hosted by two-time Academy-Award Winning actor Sir Peter Ustinov. To the ancient Greeks, athletics made gods and heroes of men. (See also Olympics, Part 1: Hippocrates in Olympia) This program journeys among the ruins of antiquity to depict ancient stadiums and gymnasiums and to discover where the spirit of peaceful contest was cultivated. Athlos - participating in athletics - initially defined these significant deeds: the pursuit of perfection through creative activities that involve physical endurance and skill, as well as virtue, energy, beauty, and health. An insightful and thorough examination of the basis upon which the Greek ideals of athleticism and sportsmanship were formed. The companion documentary to "Olympics: Hippocrates in Olympia", also on your TV via the Vimeo app at https://vimeo.com/ondemand/hippocrates ASIN: B001EXO742 (USA); B01LXF990W (UK)

This "Historical Minute" video is a Real-Enactment™ of the famous battle between Athens and the Persian Empire, the famous 26 mile run by Pheidippides from Marathon to Athens, and the meaning of the Athenian victory...namely, allowing Western Civilization to flourish. September 21, 2011 marked 2,500 years since the Battle of Marathon (Greece) in 490 BC.

CelebrateGreece.com's coverage of the Celebrity Olympic Torch Relay in Los Angeles back in 2004. Watch movie stars Sylvester Stallone, Tom Cruise, and Olympians Janet Evans, Rafer Johnson and others carry the torch through the streets of LA ending at Dodger Stadium. Hosted by Cynthia Daddona.

Our coverage of the Celebrity Olympic Torch Relay in Los Angeles back in 2004. Watch movie stars Sylvester Stallone, Tom Cruise, and Olympians Janet Evans, Rafer Johnson and others carry the torch through the streets of LA. Hosted by Cynthia Daddona. Longer Version is 7.5 minutes

Please give us a 'Like' and subscribe to our email list https://www.celebrategreece.com/subscribe-or-update-preferences Thank you. A tribute to the oldest living Greek Olympian, Peter Clentzos, who competed for Greece in the 1932 Los Angeles Olympic Games. Peter Clentzos, believed to have been the oldest living Greek Olympian, died in 2006 from complications of hip surgery at the age of 97. In 2004, the Greek Government honored Mr. Clentzos by awarding him the Key to the City of Athens just before the beginning of the 2004 Athens Olympic Games. This 4 minute tribute chronicles the man, his secrets to longevity, his community work, his honors and the accolades from people whose lives where touched by him. @Celebrategreece

Please give us a 'Like' and subscribe to our email list https://www.celebrategreece.com/subscribe-or-update-preferences Thank you. The official promotional video for the Athens 2004 Global Olympic Torch Relay. @CelebrateGreece

Please give us a 'Like' and subscribe to our email list https://www.celebrategreece.com/subscribe-or-update-preferences Thank you. The Athens 2004 Official Olympic Wreath Remembered. @CelebrateGreece

Cynthia Daddona auditioned to be a roving goddess correspondent for the "Tonight Show" during the Athens Olympics. After having a nice conversation with Jay at one of his California public appearances, Cynthia personally handed this tape (yes, tape!) to Jay who graciously accepted it. When a follow-up was done to see if an American-Italian-Greek Goddess could be an Olympic, Tonight Show correspondent in Greece it was discovered that the "Tonight Show" is not on the air during the Olympics! Oh, well. It was fun making this video in Santorini and at the Acropolis. Watch how Cynthia, a seasoned on-camera personality, interviews tourists, including some who don't speak English, and even interviews a horse that answers her question! Enjoy. FYI, Cynthia was also a page at NBC for the Tonight Shows starring Johnny Carson in the late 1980's. See all our celebrity interviews at: https://www.CelebrateGreece.com/celebrity-interviews Jay Leno is sorely missed for his common man's humor and for his graciousness to guests and to the public. When one meets Jay in person you quickly discover he is a simple, regular guy with a special talent a putting an audience at ease and making you laugh.   James Stathis (Founder of CelebrateGreece.com) also met Jay Leno with Cynthia. When Jay asked him "What do you do for work?" Dr. Stathis told Jay that he was a dentist who also enjoyed documentary filmmaking. To which Jay, without hesitation, quipped back "Ask your mother...you are a dentist with a little camera!"