Cleopatra

Cleopatra (1963)

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  • Genre: Drama, History, Romance
  • Release Date: 1963-06-12
  • User Rating: 7.032/10 from 740 ratings
  • Runtime: 4h 11min
  • Language: English
  • Production Company: MCL Films S.A.
  • Production Country: United Kingdom, United States of America
  • Director: Joseph L. Mankiewicz
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Summary

Determined to hold on to the throne, Cleopatra seduces the Roman emperor Julius Caesar. When Caesar is murdered, she redirects her attentions to his general, Marc Antony, who vows to take power—but Caesar’s successor has other plans.

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  • Elizabeth Taylor

    as Cleopatra

  • Richard Burton

    as Marcus Antonius

  • Rex Harrison

    as Julius Caesar

  • Pamela Brown

    as High Priestess

  • George Cole

    as Flavius

  • Hume Cronyn

    as Sosigenes

  • Cesare Danova

    as Apollodorus

  • Kenneth Haigh

    as Brutus

  • Andrew Keir

    as Agrippa

  • Martin Landau

    as Rufio

  • Roddy McDowall

    as Octavian - Caesar Augustus

  • Robert Stephens

    as Germanicus

  • Francesca Annis

    as Eiras

  • Grégoire Aslan

    as Pothinus

  • Martin Benson

    as Ramos

  • John Doucette

    as Achillas

  • Michael Hordern

    as Cicero

  • John Hoyt

    as Cassius

  • Carroll O'Connor

    as Casca

  • Andrew Faulds

    as Canidius

  • Michael Gwynn

    as Cimber

  • Peter Grant

    as Palace Guard (uncredited)

  • Marne Maitland

    as Euphranor

  • Richard O'Sullivan

    as Pharaoh Ptolemy XIII

  • Gwen Watford

    as Calpurnia

  • Douglas Wilmer

    as Decimus

  • Marie Devereux

    as Bacchanal Reveler

  • Herbert Berghof

    as Theodotos

  • Jacqueline Chan

    as Lotos

  • Isabel Cooley

    as Charmian

  • Mike Steen

    as Minor Role

  • Finlay Currie

    as Titus

  • Jean Marsh

    as Octavia

  • Meri Welles

    as Cleopatra's Handmaiden

  • Peter Forster

    as Officer

  • John Alderson

    as Roman Officer (uncredited)

  • John Alderton

    as 1st Officer (uncredited)

  • Jeremy Kemp

    as Agitator (uncredited)

  • Desmond Llewelyn

    as Senator (uncredited)

  • Jean Marsh

    as Octavia (uncredited)

  • Laurence Naismith

    as Arachesilaus (uncredited)

  • Larry Taylor

    as Roman Officer (uncredited)
Sound Bernard Freericks Sound Recordist
Directing Ray Kellogg Second Unit Director
Production Stuart Lyons Casting Consultant
Directing Andrew Marton Second Unit Director
Sound Murray Spivack Sound Recordist
Art Jack Martin Smith Art Direction
Directing Joseph L. Mankiewicz Director
Writing Sidney Buchman Screenplay
Editing Dorothy Spencer Editor
Sound Alex North Original Music Composer
Production Peter Levathes Executive Producer
Art Boris Juraga Art Direction
Writing Ranald MacDougall Screenplay
Camera Leon Shamroy Director of Photography
Production Walter Wanger Producer
Art Maurice Pelling Art Direction
Art Hilyard M. Brown Art Direction
Writing Joseph L. Mankiewicz Screenplay
Art Herman A. Blumenthal Art Direction
Art Elven Webb Art Direction
Costume & Make-Up Vittorio Nino Novarese Costume Design
Costume & Make-Up Alberto De Rossi Makeup Artist
Costume & Make-Up Renié Costume Design
Art Walter M. Scott Set Decoration
Art Giovanni Natalucci Set Designer
Art Paul S. Fox Set Decoration
Art Ray Moyer Set Decoration
Art John DeCuir Production Design
Camera Franco Di Giacomo Camera Operator
Production C.O. Erickson Production Manager
Production Forrest E. Johnston Production Manager
Directing Fred R. Simpson Assistant Director
Camera Bob Penn Still Photographer
Crew Hermes Pan Choreographer
Directing Elaine Schreyeck Script Supervisor
Crew Ferdinand Bellan Scenic Artist
Costume & Make-Up Vivienne Walker Hairstylist
Art Don Picton Assistant Art Director
Camera Gerry Fisher Camera Operator
Crew Ray Austin Stunt Coordinator
Writing Carlo Maria Franzero Book
Camera Larry Shaw Still Photographer

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