Cleopatra

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Included among the American Film Institute's 2002 list of 400 movies nominated for the top 100 top 1 [...]	D
Costume designer Vicky Williams left the project because she was annoyed by what she perceived as a [...]	D
One of three Cecil B. DeMille films starring Claudette Colbert. The others are Il segno della croce [...]	D
Shot in around six weeks for $842,000, which is equivalent to over $17,500,000 in 2022.	D
The most popular movie at the US box office for 1934.	D
When Cecil B. DeMille was in pre-production on this film, he asked to screen the original Cleopatra [...]	D
The film largely came about because Cecil B. DeMille's previous film, Quattro persone spaventate (19 [...]	D
In its January 1935 issue, "The New Movie Magazine" named [Claudette Colbert]'s performance as Cleop [...]	D
In 1934 the Hays Code was only just being implemented, so Cecil B. DeMille made sure to flaunt its r [...]	D
First Cecil B. DeMille film to receive five Academy Award nominations. Among DeMille's films, this f [...]	D
Production designer William Cameron Menzies was hired by Cecil B. DeMille to work on the montages.	D
Pothinos, portrayed in an extremely virile fashion by Leonard Mudie, was, in fact, a eunuch.	D
First Cecil B. DeMille film to win an Academy Award; it won for Best Cinematography (Victor Milner).	D
First Cecil B. DeMille film to be nominated for the Academy Award for Best Picture, a category then [...]	D
In 1956, Cecil B. DeMille remembered: "[Claudette Colbert] wanted to do something different with Cle [...]	D
Adolphe Menjou and John Gilbert were both offered the part of Caesar.	D
The only Best Picture nominee that year to be also nominated for Best Cinematography.	D
Claudette Colbert was sick from 4/10/34-4/16/34, delaying the production.	D
Claudette Colbert's had an aversion to being photographed from the right side, but it is not in evid [...]	D
In reality, at the time Octavian was only 11 years old, not the adult portrayed here.	D
One of three Cecil B. DeMille films that depict Ancient Egypt. The others are I dieci comandamenti ( [...]	D
When she first started having discussions with Cecil B. DeMille about playing the part of Cleopatra, [...]	D
Paramount entered the film into the 1935 Soviet Film Festival in Moscow, Soviet Union.	D
One of over 700 Paramount productions, filmed between 1929-49, which were sold to MCA/Universal in 1 [...]	D
One of three Cecil B. DeMille films that depict Ancient Rome. The others are Manslaughter (1922) (in [...]	D
From the outset, Cecil B. DeMille was determined to bring the Cleopatra story to the masses, feeling [...]	D
In a 1934 newspaper article, Cleopatra (1917) star Theda Bara said, "Although at first thought you d [...]	D
Cecil B. DeMille considered Richard Dix, William Gargan, and Charles Bickford for the role of Marc A [...]	D
Prologue: "In the year 48 B.C. Julius Caesar, having conquered half the world, turned his ambitious [...]	D
When Julius Caesar and Cleopatra first enter Rome, heralds appear before them carrying fasces (a bun [...]	D
Warren William was cast largely on the strength of his performance in The Mouthpiece (1932).	D
"Daily Variety" reported that the film was badly panned by Italian critics, one of whom called it a [...]	D
Claudette Colbert had a banner year in 1934, with three of her films being nominated for Academy Awa [...]	D
A number of day-to-day schedule problems and delays were costume-related, in many cases because Clau [...]	D
Mary Loos, niece of screenwriter Anita Loos, wrote Cecil B. DeMille, while he was casting the film, [...]	D
The seduction scene in which Cleopatra (Claudette Colbert) shows Antony (Henry Wilcoxon) a scantily [...]	D
According to the Los Angeles Evening Post-Record (7 May, 1934), Irving Pichel was co-starring in a P [...]	D
Final film of Julanne Johnston.	D
This is one of two films based on the life of Cleopatra VII to receive an Academy Award nomination f [...]	D
In his autobiography, Henry Wilcoxon explains that Cecil B. DeMille was adamant that the extras play [...]	D

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