Cleopatra

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Joseph L. Mankiewicz originally wanted to have either Sir Laurence Olivier or Trevor Howard as Juliu [...]	D
Cary Grant, Curd JÃ¼rgens, Fredric March, NoÃ«l Coward, Sir John Gielgud, and Peter Sellers were [...]	D
The filming of the slapping scene was damaged in transit back to the U.S. and had to be shot over ag [...]	D
Cleopatra mentions that she has read "Commentarii de Bello Gallico" (Commentaries on the Gallic War) [...]	D
Filming finally finished at Cinecitta Studios on March 6, 1963, where production had begun two and a [...]	D
When the historical Cleopatra VII, the last of the Ptolemaic dynasty, killed herself with a cobra bi [...]	D
Sir Michael Hordern (Cicero) described the filming of the nine-minute sequence where Cleopatra enter [...]	D
Robert Stephens said in a radio interview that most of his part was deleted from the final print.	D
This is the first of 11 theatrical movies in which Dame Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton starred [...]	D
Actors and actresses arrived from all over the world every day, and most of them were not met at the [...]	D
Modern historians have assigned numerals to disambiguate the various Egyptian monarchs, who often re [...]	D
Marilyn Monroe believed that Twentieth Century Fox fired her from Something's Got to Give (1962), so [...]	D
After this movie, the saving grace to the fortunes and legacy of Twentieth Century Fox came from the [...]	D
During filming in Italy, Prince Borghese rented his private beach for $150,000, but the place was st [...]	D
This movie has been cited as one factor that ended the Italian-made "sword and sandal" epics that ha [...]	D
Brigitte Bardot, Dame Joan Collins, Audrey Hepburn, Jennifer Jones, Gina Lollobrigida, Sophia Loren, [...]	D
Amongst the many scenes that were cut in the three hour and twelve minute version was Cleopatra usin [...]	D
While the studio executives decided to stop the shooting because of the gigantic expenses, the whole [...]	D
In Anzio, while building the Alexandria set, a few construction workers were killed by an unexploded [...]	D
Uncredited theatrical movie debut of John Alderton (1st Officer).	D
During Cleopatra's entry into Rome, the shots of the entry of Cleopatra's giant sphinx, and the para [...]	D
Alex North was chosen to score the movie after Joseph L. Mankiewicz's son Christopher Mankiewicz tol [...]	D
Millions of dollars worth of props and other equipment were stolen by studio employees.	D
The British "Carry On" series of comedy movies was usually shot at Pinewood Studios, the same studio [...]	D
Writer and director Joseph L. Mankiewicz told Martin Landau that he had enough cut footage to make a [...]	D
When Joseph L. Mankiewicz came on board as director after the departure of Rouben Mamoulian, he inhe [...]	D
Martin Landau learned Italian during the shoot.	D
Writer and director Joseph L. Mankiewicz referred to this as "the toughest three pictures I ever mad [...]	D
Cleopatra (and her siblings) were members of the Ptolemaic dynasty, which ruled Egypt for 275 years [...]	D
Joseph L. Mankiewicz originally wanted black actor James Edwards as Apollodorus and encouraged the a [...]	D
Production moved from London to Rome following Dame Elizabeth Taylor's illness, and the movie's elab [...]	D
So eager was Fox to get some of their money back, the film arrived at the British Board of Film Cens [...]	D
Cleopatra's (Dame Elizabeth Taylor's) navy required huge numbers of boats and ships. It was said at [...]	D
The nightmarish experience of filming this movie, combined with the movie's initial financial losses [...]	D
Sir Rex Harrison was one of Joseph L. Mankiewicz's most passionate allies. At one point, Harrison of [...]	D
A clause in Sir Rex Harrison's contract required a picture of him to appear in any ad with a picture [...]	D
When Twentieth Century Fox decided to salvage the production of this movie following the resignation [...]	D
Sir Michael Hordern (Cicero) said on a talk show he was under contract for 18 months.	D
Nunnally Johnson was paid $140,000 for a script polish. As Rouben Mamoulian, the original director, [...]	D
The dragged-out production cost Martin Landau a part in Federico Fellini's 8Â½ (1963).	D
The January, 1988 copy of "Films in Review" by James Beuselink contains a sixteen-page article title [...]	D
When the Marilyn Monroe vehicle Something's Got to Give (1962) was shelved due to budget overruns an [...]	D
In the book about the making of this movie, producer Walter Wanger says that Rouben Mamoulian - the [...]	D
Seventy-nine sets were constructed for this movie, and 26,000 costumes were created.	D
When this movie finally broke even in 1973, Twentieth Century Fox "closed the books" on it, keeping [...]	D
While making of the movie, Dame Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton began a love-hate relationship, [...]	D
Dame Elizabeth Taylor's life had been threatened after the Vatican had denounced her scandalous rela [...]	D
The budget for Elizabeth Taylor's costumes was $194,000 for 65 costumes including a dress made from [...]	D
The dress that Elizabeth Taylor wears for the moment where Cleopatra arrives in Rome on a giant sphi [...]	D
Adjusted for inflation, this is one of the most expensive movies ever made. Its budget of $44 millio [...]	D
Caesar asks Achillus if he was responsible for the assassination and beheading of Pompey, and he rep [...]	D
According to Guinness, this movie was the top money earner of 1963 in the U.S. and Canada.	D
Artistically speaking, neither Dame Elizabeth Taylor nor Richard Burton held this film in high regar [...]	D
Dame Elizabeth Taylor has 26 costume changes, a record for a film at the time. $194,800 was spent on [...]	D
The budget for Dame Elizabeth Taylor's costumes, $194,800, was the highest ever for a single-screen [...]	D
Caesar commands Rufio to find the body of Pompey. This was not possible, as the assassins had the bo [...]	D
Writer and director Joseph L. Mankiewicz's first cut ran five hours and twenty minutes. Studio head [...]	D
When Joseph L. Mankiewicz was tapped to direct, he was working on adapting Lawrence Durrell's Alexan [...]	D
There is a entire chapter devoted to this movie in the book "Fiasco: A History of Hollywood's Iconic [...]	D
This movie has no big final battle sequence because the studio couldn't afford one.	D
The film reconstructs the first official meeting of Cleopatra And Mark Anthony. It took place in Tar [...]	D
After long days of shooting, writer and director Joseph L. Mankiewicz retired to his private room to [...]	D
Twentieth Century Fox was in financial trouble in the late 1950s due to disappointing box-office ret [...]	D
Egypt initially refused to let Dame Elizabeth Taylor in because she had converted to Judaism when sh [...]	D
The Roman forum built at Cinecitta was three times the size of the real thing.	D
Twentieth Century Fox decided to make "Cleopatra" in mid 1959. Once Walter Wanger came on board as p [...]	D
Dame Elizabeth Taylor said of the finished three hour fourteen minute movie, "They had cut out the h [...]	D
Widely misremembered as being a box-office bomb in its initial release, this movie was actually 1963 [...]	D
John DeCuir rebuilt the massive set of Alexandria three times.	D
In the restored scene where Queen Cleopatra VII (Dame Elizabeth Taylor) and Julius Caesar (Sir Rex H [...]	D
Writer and director Joseph L. Mankiewicz was never proud of this movie, and only stayed for his frie [...]	D
After firing Rouben Mamoulian as director, Walter Wanger and Darryl F. Zanuck approached Sir Alfred [...]	D
Stanley Baker was set to play Rufio, but demurred over taking the part because there was no script a [...]	D
Writer and director Joseph L. Mankiewicz was fired during post-production, due to the quarrels with [...]	D
After Giulio Cesare (1953), this was the second movie directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz that featured [...]	D
Costs rose from $2 million to $35 million and caused the resignation of Twentieth Century Fox Presid [...]	D
While filming Cleopatra's entry into Rome, a scene requiring thousands of extras and the pulling of [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2005 list of 250 movies nominated for AFI's 100 Years o [...]	D
Soon after shooting began in England, Dame Elizabeth Taylor became ill and could not work. Her prese [...]	D
While filming the Battle of Actium off the Italian island of Ischia, a producer invited Richard Burt [...]	D
When he was three years old, Cleopatra appointed Caesarion co-ruler of Egypt. After her suicide, he [...]	D
Richard Burton presented two of the swords he used during filming to Frankie Howerd. The comedian th [...]	D
The blistering review that Judith Crist gave this movie effectively kickstarted her movie critic's c [...]	D
Hume Cronyn (Sosigenes) was originally signed to be on the movie for 10 weeks. He stayed with the pr [...]	D
At the time, all Italian movies were dubbed in post-production. Carpenters constantly hammered on th [...]	D
The finished script was as thick as the Beverly Hills phonebook.	D
The asp used for the finale scene was not venom free.	D
Dame Elizabeth Taylor's overall take of $7 million is equivalent to approximately $64.3 million in 2 [...]	D
The life-saving emergency tracheotomy that Dame Elizabeth Taylor received after being hospitalized i [...]	D
Included amongst the American Film Institute's 1998 list of the 400 movies nominated for the Top 100 [...]	D
The only Best Picture Oscar nominee that year not to be nominated in any of the writing categories.	D
When producer Walter Wanger was removed from the production, it ended his movie career.	D
Dame Elizabeth Taylor was not insured during the shooting, because of her numerous health problems. [...]	D
When Walter Wanger's first choice for director insisted that Julius Caesar was gay, Twentieth Centur [...]	D
Dame Elizabeth Taylor demanded that this movie be shot in the large, 70mm Todd-AO format system. She [...]	D
The film was considered the disaster of the decade, until 1966 had earned $ 38,042,000 as the distri [...]	D
Included among the American Film Institute's 2002 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 top 1 [...]	D
Athough she never asked it, Dame Elizabeth Taylor had an entire building converted to her own use. I [...]	D
Out of desperation, Twentieth Century Fox orchestrated an unmounted Academy Awards campaign for this [...]	D
Roddy McDowall was playing a teenager in the first half of the film, despite being in his mid-30s.	D
Dame Joan Collins said in an interview that she lost the role of Cleopatra because she wouldn't slee [...]	D
Filming began in 1960.	D
During the early filming at Pinewood Studios, the harsh weather conditions of the English winter bro [...]	D
Originally, the movie was envisioned as a modest $2 million project starring Dame Joan Collins.	D
After Cleopatra (1934), this was the second movie based on the life of Cleopatra VII to receive an A [...]	D
Hollywood folklore claims that when a Fox executive called Liz Taylor to make her an initial offer f [...]	D
The only Best-Picture Oscar nominee that year to be also nominated for Best Special Effects.	D
According to Sir Rex Harrison's autobiography, Twentieth Century Fox custom-made his Julius Caesar b [...]	D
Martin Landau was cast after Joseph L. Mankiewicz admired his performance in Intrigo internazionale [...]	D
Some actors such as Richard Burton and Roddy McDowall were sent to France for the shooting of Il gio [...]	D
When Milton Berle was asked if he'd seen this movie yet, his reply was "I never miss a Hume Cronyn p [...]	D
Dame Elizabeth Taylor's contract stipulated that her salary be paid out as follows: $125,000 for 16 [...]	D
Richard Basehart, Kirk Douglas, Anthony Franciosa, Laurence Harvey, Richard Johnson, Peter O'Toole, [...]	D
Caesar is shown having a seizure early on. While it was thought he suffered from epilepsy, modern th [...]	D
When Dame Elizabeth Taylor was taken seriously ill in London during the original shooting schedule, [...]	D
Writer and director Joseph L. Mankiewicz hoped that this movie would be released as two separate mov [...]	D
Robert Stephens and Sir Michael Hordern appeared together again in the BBC Radio adaptation of The L [...]	D
Cleopatra tries to convince a middle-aged Julius Caesar that he must embrace Alexander the Great's g [...]	D
The original list of choices for the role of Mark Antony was: Stephen Boyd, Richard Johnson, Michael [...]	D
Sir Michael Hordern notes in his memoir that a scene was interrupted by the loud meowing of a cat so [...]	D
Dame Elizabeth Taylor had met Richard Burton several years prior to their working together on this m [...]	D
Dame Joan Collins was cast in the title role in 1958, but after several delays she became unavailabl [...]	D
The first screenwriter drafted in on this movie was industry veteran Nigel Balchin.	D
Director Joseph L. Mankiewicz ruined his health writing the screenplay each night and directing each [...]	D
In this film, Octavian, Mark Anthony, and Marcus Aemilius Lepidus represent the Triumvirate. This is [...]	D
Martin Landau was booked to play Euphranor. When no one could be found to play Rufio, Landau was rec [...]	D
In the five-plus-hour version, Cleopatra (Dame Elizabeth Taylor ) takes Appolodorus (Cesare Danova ) [...]	D
Dame Elizabeth Taylor reputedly threw up the first time she saw the finished product.	D
Ancient Egyptian obelisks in New York City's Central Park and London are each known as Cleopatra's N [...]	D
When it seemed like Dame Elizabeth Taylor wouldn't recover from her illness, Audrey Hepburn was cons [...]	D
Cleopatra's reign marks the end of the Hellenistic period (323-30 BC), when kingdoms with either Gre [...]	D
Ten people (seven art directors, three set decorators) won the Academy Award for Best Art Direction [...]	D
Richard Burton and Roddy McDowall took supporting roles in Twentieth Century Fox's Il giorno piÃ¹ [...]	D
By June 6, the Italian shoot was spending nearly $70,000 per day, and the movie cost $3 million more [...]	D
Cleopatra's entrance into Rome was nearly ruined when enthusiastic extras started shouting "Liz! Liz [...]	D
During production, Twentieth Century Fox chairman Spyros P. Skouras sold 1,000 of his estimated 100, [...]	D
In order to keep Dame Elizabeth Taylor happy, Twentieth Century Fox chairman Spyros P. Skouras had L [...]	D
The locations of Cleopatra's tomb, of her palace, and many other features of ancient Alexandria are [...]	D
The film depicts the birth of Caesarion (47- 30 BC), son of Julius Caesar and Cleopatra. He served a [...]	D
In principle, Twentieth Century Fox studio head Darryl F. Zanuck did not object to writer and direct [...]	D
This movie's initial North American box-office take was $48 million, the highest-grossing movie of t [...]	D
A clerical error by Twentieth Century Fox probably cost Roddy McDowall a Best Actor in a Supporting [...]	D
At the time this was released, major movie studios were still in the habit of "encouraging" their th [...]	D
Caesar makes reference to crises in Rome following the death of Sulla and when Crassus led the Roman [...]	D
British author Lawrence Durrell adapted the script, but none of his material ended up on-screen.	D
With the scandal surrounding the affair between Richard Burton and Dame Elizabeth Taylor, scant atte [...]	D
The initial financial failure of this movie was a key factor in the disintegration of the old "studi [...]	D
Final film of MarÃa Luz Galicia.	D
One of Richard Burton's costumes was later worn by Sidney James in Ehi Cesare, vai da Cleopatra? Hai [...]	D
Joan collins stood in for Elizabeth Taylor on long shots,	D
Leon Shamroy was unavailable for many of the reshoots, so Claude Renoir filled in.	D
Filming of Cleopatra's entrance into Rome was delayed for several months due to lighting problems. T [...]	D
Dame Elizabeth Taylor had 65 costume changes for this movie, a record for a movie at the time. That [...]	D
Darryl F. Zanuck was still a stockholder in Twentieth Century Fox and became convinced that this mov [...]	D
By the time Rouben Mamoulian was fired, he'd been on the movie 16 weeks. Seven million dollars of pr [...]	D
Michael Hordern's character, Cicero, explicitly modeled himself on the Greek orator Demosthenes: Plu [...]	D
Marlon Brando was sought to reprise his role as Mark Antony from Giulio Cesare (1953), but he was at [...]	D
Jack Hildyard was initially the cinematographer, but left at the same time as original director Roub [...]	D
A group of female extras who played Cleopatra's servants and slave girls went on strike to demand pr [...]	D
When this movie was cut from six hours to four, 49 pages of re shoots were required to make sense of [...]	D
In this film, Caesar briefly mentions his dead daughter. Julia (c. 76 BC - 54 BC) was the only daugh [...]	D
When Julius Caesar briefly mentions his own titles when meeting Ptolemy XIII for the first time, Cae [...]	D
Elizabeth Taylor had gained weight by the end of the movie necessitating the use of a stand in for t [...]	D
One of Cleopatra's handmaidens was a 16-year-old Francesca Annis.	D
This movie is widely regarded as one of the biggest flops of all time. It actually was the highest-g [...]	D
Romans are depicted riding horses using stirrups throughout the film. In fact, stirrups were first e [...]	D

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Calpurnia and Antony discuss the rumor that Caesar has married Cleopatra in an "Egyptian religion" c [...]	D
Much of the interior dÃ©cor of Cleopatra's palace in Alexandria is not of the time period. Some it [...]	D
Marcus Vipsanius Agrippa was not part of Julius Caesar's high command and did not accompany him to E [...]	D
When Titus the money lender is dead on the ground he is lying down on his left side and then in a cl [...]	D
During the thunderstorm on the evening of March 14, 44 B.C., lightning flashes twice, but it's the s [...]	D
When Caesar leaves for the Senate just prior to his assassination, there appear to be brown leaves o [...]	D
Following the assassination of Caesar, Agrippa is depicted in two scenes as seated in the Curia wear [...]	D
Caesar picking up Caesarion in front of other Romans would not have been sufficient to have the boy [...]	D
In one point Cleopatra talks to Caesar about Rome's interest in Egyptian corn. Ancient people in tha [...]	D
When Cleopatra is rolled out of the rug in her first appearance, she is wearing flat sandals. In the [...]	D
When Cleopatra enters Rome on her sphinx, there is a dark red marble column to her right and close t [...]	D
During Cleopatra's procession on the sphinx, before the sphinx comes through the arch, the crowd in [...]	D
The orientation of Cleopatra's arms and hands as she sits down when she is first talking to Ceasar c [...]	D
Caesar is holding a piece of apple with his arm going up. On the next shot, his arm is along his bod [...]	D
Caesar and Antony call Italy "Italy". Italy the country did not exist at that time. The Romans calle [...]	D
Antony leaving his tent and realizing that his men have deserted him and finding Rufio's body, then [...]	D
The Legionaries helmet and armor are the style use in the 1st Century AD particularly the the segmen [...]	D
When Mark Antony is punching his shield with his sword, it is evident the shield is a soft material.	D
When Caesar is saying goodbye to Cleopatra in Alexandria before sailing back to Rome, one of his aid [...]	D
Cleopatra has a scarf of black crape draped over the head of a statue of Isis to mourn Caesar. The c [...]	D
The sunlight passes across Anothy and his cot much-too quickly to be the actual sun rising.	D
Cleopatra pronounces Theodotos "Theothodos".	D
Although Cleopatra is supposed to be the incarnation of the Egyptian goddess Isis, everybody except [...]	D
During Mark Antony's bath, a yellow plastic sponge is floating on the surface of the water.	D
During the sea battle when Cleopatra is on the deck of her ship; she is wearing a 60s coat complete [...]	D
Caesarion is depicted as being around the age of ten when he leaves Egypt for his own safety. In rea [...]	D
When the sphinx that carries Cleopatra in her entrance to Rome is about to go under the Arch, the sh [...]	D
As Cleopatra's procession enters Rome, the African warriors and dancers are dressed in Zulu garb. Th [...]	D
Cleopatra's arrival and procession would not have entered the Roman Forum itself, as portrayed in th [...]	D
Caesarian's accent when he is on the toy horse yelling, "the enemy" is substantially different than [...]	D
When Caesar orders his men to leave him and Cleopatra alone after she disrupts his meeting; he holds [...]	D
Cleopatra's siblings Ptolemy XIV and Arsinoe IV are "missing." The Ptolemy who was co-ruler with Cle [...]	D
As Cleopatra enters Rome, tire tracks appear on a dirt road during the big parade.	D
When Caesar places the white crown of Upper Egypt on Cleopatra's head, the onlookers kneel. However, [...]	D
Many people in Rome appear in purple. At the time this color was considered special and only Caesar [...]	D
The arch was never in the Forum.	D
Several scenes include philodendrons, plants of South America that were unknown in the Roman world.	D
The Roman soldiers are depicted with their scabbards on their left side. Unlike other swords, the Ro [...]	D
The position of Dictator was not symbolic, nor did Caesar need to have his actions ratified by the S [...]	D
At 2:38 in movie in Egypt, behind Mark Antony is a large gold mechanical clock. Mechanical clocks we [...]	D
When Caesar is instructing Caesarion in how to be a king, the child answers in a thick Italian accen [...]	D
Ptolemy XIII Theos Philopator and his tutor are "spared" by Caesar. In reality, Ptolemy died during [...]	D
At the end of Cleopatra's Sphinx travelling forward, the camera's shadow can be seen at the downing [...]	D
Cleopatra and Antony's children Alexander Helios, Cleopatra Selene II, and Ptolemy Philadelphus neve [...]	D
Cleopatra recalls to Antony that she saw him for the first time when she was 12 years old. Antony wa [...]	D
The scar from Elizabeth Taylor's tracheotomy, performed during filming, is visible in several shots.	D
When Caesar and Antony depart Cleopatra to go to the Senate, Caesar's sedan chair the bearers lift t [...]	D
After the Titus murder incident, Caesar and Antony discuss strategy for a while then Caesar exits th [...]	D
One might think that the elaborate fanfares heard are not possible using simple valveless instrument [...]	D
The claim that Caesar wanted to be made Emperor is false. Though Caesar was hailed by the title of i [...]	D
When Cleopatra is delivered in the carpet, Caesar asks Apollodorus to flip the rug over so it will b [...]	D
The Egyptian general Achillas denies playing a part in the assassination of Pompey, but this is not [...]	D
Cicero never attended the Senate during the period of Caesar's dictatorship, nor was he actively inv [...]	D
Mark Antony is lifting his right arm. On the next shot, his arm is half-lifted.	D
Rufio tell Antony that their legions are drawn from men "from 20 different countries." Countries did [...]	D
Cleopatra visited Rome twice: in 46 BCE and in 44 BCE, both times with her brother and co-ruler Ptol [...]	D
Many of Cleopatra's costumes bear no resemblance to period garb and appear to be quite similar to ea [...]	D
When Cleopatra is lying dead on the marble slab stone, the orientation of her forefinger and thumb h [...]	D
When Mark Antony returns to Egypt shortly after marrying Octavia, he and Cleopatra get into a confro [...]	D
When Antony visits Cleopatra on her boat, the long red curtain behind him is closed. A few seconds l [...]	D
The topless dancer seen at the beginning of Cleopatra's parade entering Rome clearly has a tan line [...]	D
When Caesar arrives in Alexandria, two of the Ptolemy's royal entourage, Theodotos and Achillas, are [...]	D
When Caesar arrives in Alexandria, there is no gray in Agrippa's beard. Within a few days, there is. [...]	D
The scenes of Cleopatra's magnificent entry into Rome are enacted in front of (and through) a detail [...]	D
Cleopatra refers to Octavian as "Augustus" in her last meeting with one of her ministers before she [...]	D
Cleopatra was around 19 or 21 years old when she became involved with the 50 or 52-year-old Caesar. [...]	D
When Mark Antony runs to the dead body of Rufio, he's wearing fancy red and gold boots. When he step [...]	D
When Antony is dying Cleopatra has her left-hand flat on his chest. However in the next cut which is [...]	D
Caesarion was not murdered while en route to India (where Cleopatra sent him so he would be out of O [...]	D
When Cleopatra and Antony are quarreling about his marriage to Octavia as well as conflicts with Oct [...]	D
Caesar is depicted as suffering from epilepsy. While this was believed at the time that the film was [...]	D
Caesar never acknowledged Caesarion's paternity, either among his men and certainly not publicly. Th [...]	D
When Cleopatra's boat approaches the shore, the white translucent curtains are pulled open. In a vie [...]	D
At one point in the film, a plane can be seen crossing the sky.	D
When Rome declares war on Ptolemaic Egypt, Octavian is portrayed exiting the Curia and spearing Cleo [...]	D

Frase

[first lines] Narrator: And so it fell out that a [...]	D
Marc Antony: Your tongue is old, but sharp, Cicero [...]	D
Cleopatra: [Kicks cushion from throne to Caesar, t [...]	D
[Last lines. Following Cleopatra's suicide] Agrip [...]	D
Julius Caesar: This is opposition of a different s [...]	D
Lotos: I taste your drink, daughter of Isis... and [...]	D
[Seducing Caesar] Cleopatra: A woman too must mak [...]	D
Marc Antony: This son of Caesar, does it upset you [...]	D
Marc Antony: Why are you not dead? Why do you live [...]	D
Cleopatra's Servant: I taste your food, daughter o [...]	D
Rufio: We must find the gold to pay them, the whea [...]	D
Julius Caesar: [speaking of the Grand Eunuch] ... [...]	D
Cleopatra: [to Mark Antony after protesting her re [...]	D
Cleopatra: You come before me as a suppliant. Ant [...]	D
Julius Caesar: [to Cleopatra] Daughter of an idiot [...]	D
Cleopatra: [to Caesar] Your destiny is no longer j [...]	D
Cimber: I remember something odd. At one point, Ca [...]	D
Julius Caesar: [after the execution of Pothinus] R [...]	D
Cleopatra: [admiring his armor] And I find what yo [...]	D
Julius Caesar: [to Cleopatra] Have you broken out [...]	D
Marc Antony: My lords Octavian and Agrippa have al [...]	D
Agrippa: Was this well done of your lady? Charmia [...]	D
Cleopatra: How strangely awake I feel. As if livin [...]	D
Cleopatra: We've gotten off to a bad start. I've d [...]	D
Cleopatra: Catullus doesn't approve of you. Why ha [...]	D
Antony: What has angered you? That I dealt with Oc [...]	D
Cicero: It is for the good of Rome that Caesar has [...]	D
Julius Caesar: Isis herself would surrender her pl [...]	D
Antony: Show me a city and I'll tell you how to ta [...]	D
Germanicus: [in the Senate of Rome] Antony! Stay n [...]	D
Agrippa: Nothing bores me so much as an intellectu [...]	D
Julius Caesar: Trust? Not for a minute. "Trust." T [...]	D
Cleopatra: [as Marc Antony and his men begin walki [...]	D
Marc Antony: [his last words] A kiss... to take my [...]	D
Rufio: "In obtaining her objectives, she has been [...]	D
Julius Caesar: When can you start? Canidius: When [...]	D
Antony: Queens. Queens. Strip them naked as any ot [...]	D
Marc Antony: There's not enough gold in Egypt to b [...]	D
Julius Caesar: One lifetime is not enough for such [...]	D
Apollodorus: All hail Cleopatra, kindred of Horus [...]	D
Agrippa: Well versed in the natural sciences and m [...]	D
Cleopatra: There are never enough hours in the day [...]	D
Cleopatra: The way to prevent war is to be ready f [...]	D
Julius Caesar: [to Cleopatra] You, a descendant of [...]	D
Cleopatra: I will not be told where I can go and w [...]	D
[as they begin eating on Cleopatra's barge] Marc [...]	D
Cleopatra: You can do what you want with your time [...]	D
Apollodorus: I've always loved you. Cleopatra: An [...]	D
Calpurnia: [to Mark Antony about Caesar marrying C [...]	D
Julius Caesar: You all look so impressive. Any one [...]	D
Julius Caesar: I find I can tell more about the qu [...]	D
Octavian: Is that how one says it? As simply as th [...]	D
Julius Caesar: Well, there's no such thing as an u [...]	D
Julius Caesar: Germanicus! A guard to escort Queen [...]	D
Cleopatra: How DARE you and the rest of your barba [...]	D
Theodotos: May I speak? You know that Achilles is [...]	D
Julius Caesar: Two hours until dawn. We will hold [...]	D
Julius Caesar: Ah, yes. I seem to recall some ment [...]	D
Julius Caesar: Why are the eyes of a statue always [...]	D
Eiras: Words are wasted on such a man. Cleopatra: [...]	D
[to Octavian] Antony: You know it's possible Octa [...]	D

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