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Caesar and Cleopatra

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1945 | 138m | English

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The aging Caesar finds himself intrigued by the young Egyptian queen. Adapted by George Bernard Shaw from his own play.
Release Date: Dec 11, 1945
Director: Gabriel Pascal
Writer: George Bernard Shaw
Genres: Comedy, Drama, History
Keywords egypt, roman empire, historical figure, cleopatra, based on play or musical, julius caesar
Production Companies Gabriel Pascal Productions
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Feb 01, 2025
Entered: Apr 13, 2024
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Name Character
Claude Rains Julius Caesar
Vivien Leigh Cleopatra
Stewart Granger Apollodorus
Flora Robson Ftatateeta
Francis L. Sullivan Pothinus
Basil Sydney Rufio
Cecil Parker Britannus
Raymond Lovell Lucius Septimus
Anthony Eustrel Achillas
Ernest Thesiger Theodotus
Anthony Harvey Ptolemy
Robert Adams Nubian Slave
Olga Edwardes Cleopatra's Lady Attendant
Stanley Holloway Belzanor
Michael Rennie 1st Centurion
Esme Percy Major Domo
Leo Genn Bel Affris
Alan Wheatley Persian
Charles Victor 1st Porter
Ronald Shiner 2nd Porter
John Laurie 1st. Auxiliary Sentinel
James McKechnie 2nd. Centurion
Anthony Holles Boatman
John Bryning Sentinel
Charles Rolfe 2nd. Auxiliary Sentinel
Felix Aylmer 1st. Nobleman
Ivor Barnard 2nd. Nobleman
Valentine Dyall 1st. Guardsman
Charles Deane 2nd. Guardsman
B.Q. Alakija Ethiopian Dancer (uncredited)
Chick Alexander Major Domo's Attendant (uncredited)
Hylton Allen Councillor (uncredited)
Renée Asherson Iras (uncredited)
Marie Ault Egyptian Lady (uncredited)
Peter Bayliss Aide to Mithridates (uncredited)
André Belhomme Boatman (uncredited)
Agnes Bernelle Lady in Waiting (uncredited)
June Black Lady in Waiting (uncredited)
Mary Boyle Lady in Waiting (uncredited)
Dorothy Bramhall Lady (uncredited)
Bernard Bright Ethiopian Dancer (uncredited)
Olwen Brookes Slave Girl (uncredited)
Ena Burrill Egyptian Lady (uncredited)
Mihalis Kakogiannis Councillor (uncredited)
Alice Calvert Lady in Waiting (uncredited)
Cecil Calvert Councillor (uncredited)
Bob Cameron Bucinator (uncredited)
Jill Carpenter Lady in Waiting (uncredited)
Gerald Case Roman Tax Officer (uncredited)
O.B. Clarence Egyptian (uncredited)
Paul Croft Councillor (uncredited)
Jackie Daniels Lady (uncredited)
Ronald Davidson Roman Officer (uncredited)
Anna Davis Lady in Waiting (uncredited)
Daphne Day Lady in Waiting (uncredited)
Bernard de Gautier Assistant Palace Official (uncredited)
Nantando de Villiers Fan Girl (uncredited)
Roy Ellett Councillor (uncredited)
Lilla Erulkar Lady in Waiting (uncredited)
Margaret Fernald Lady (uncredited)
Ingrid Forrest Dancer (uncredited)
Harold Franklyn Boatman (uncredited)
Toni Gable Lady (uncredited)
Gordon Gantry Roman Officer (uncredited)
Renee Gilbert Slave Girl (uncredited)
Babette Griffin Lady (uncredited)
Kathleen Harrison Egyptian Woman (uncredited)
Margaret Harvey Lady (uncredited)
Michael Martin Harvey Councillor (uncredited)
Billy Holland Roman Officer (uncredited)
Jean Hulley Lady in Waiting (uncredited)
Hamilton Humphries Auxiliary Roman Sentinel (uncredited)
Moya Iles Slave Girl (uncredited)
Basil Jayson Mithridates (uncredited)
Virginia Keiley Lady in Waiting (uncredited)
Frederick Kelsey Senator (uncredited)
Gerhard Kempinski Angry Boatman (uncredited)
Kay Kendall Slave Girl (uncredited)
Don Kenito Singing Boatman (uncredited)
Rita Lancaster Lady (uncredited)
Harry Lane Councillor (uncredited)
Hilda Lawrence Slave Girl (uncredited)
Alan Lewis Councillor (uncredited)
Peter Lilley Roman Officer (uncredited)
Leonard Llewellyn Palace Official (uncredited)
Peter Lord Special Roman Centurian (uncredited)
George Luck Councillor (uncredited)
Mary Macklin Lady (uncredited)
H.F. Maltby Councillor (uncredited)
Zena Marshall Lady-in-Waiting (uncredited)
Gibb McLaughlin High Priest (uncredited)
Barry Meaton Councillor (uncredited)
Mary Midwinter Lady in Waiting (uncredited)
Roma Milne Fan Girl (uncredited)
Charles Minor Boatman (uncredited)
Anne Moore Slave Girl (uncredited)
Roger Moore Roman Soldier (uncredited)
Cathleen Nesbitt Egyptian Lady (uncredited)
Shaun Noble Aide to Achillas (uncredited)
Louise Nolan Lady (uncredited)
Charles Paton Councillor (uncredited)
Ingrid Puxon Lady in Waiting (uncredited)
Jean Richards Lady in Waiting (uncredited)
Princess Roshanara Lady (uncredited)
Roy Russell Councillor (uncredited)
Anne Sassoon Slave Girl (uncredited)
Jean Simmons Harpist (uncredited)
Eve Smith Fan Girl (uncredited)
Don Stannard Roman Officer (uncredited)
Russell Thorndike Harpist's Master (uncredited)
Ludwig von Wohl Palace Official (uncredited)
Abdul Wahab Cleopatra's Attendant (uncredited)
C. Jervis Walter Councillor (uncredited)
Wilfred Walter Councillor (uncredited)
Mackenzie Ward Councillor (uncredited)
Jeanee Williams Lady in Waiting (uncredited)
Name Job
George Bernard Shaw Writer
Gabriel Pascal Director
Frederick Wilson Editor
Oliver Messel Costume Design
George Paternoster Boom Operator
Jack Cardiff Director of Photography
Jack Hildyard Director of Photography
Robert Krasker Director of Photography
Freddie Young Director of Photography
Georges Auric Original Music Composer
John Bryan Art Direction
Name Title
Gabriel Pascal Producer
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Reviews

Geronimo1967
6.0

A gloriously spectacular but rather soulless adaptation of George Bernard Shaw's telling of the relationship between Julius Caesar - an engagingly mischievous effort from Claude Rains and the young and ostensibly inexperienced Cleopatra (Vivien Leigh). The story depicts the games he plays with her, ... and then she - more successfully - with him as their unlikely romance blossoms and an intricate power play takes shape. Cecil Parker and and on-form Flora Robson bring some vitality to the project, but otherwise this features a really rather stilted screenplay and whilst Stewart Granger does his best to inject some action into this verbose theatrical enterprise, it never really exceeds the sum of it's parts. Great to look at though. The costumes and sets are first class but it's not quite got the vigour to carry it all off.

Aug 11, 2024