Yo, Claudio

Título original: I, Claudius

Miniserie de TV
1976
7
50min

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Epic Period Drama Political Drama Sword & Sandal Biography Drama History

Volvamos a los tiempos del Imperio Romano y observemos como el emperador Claudio sospecha que pueden estar tramando su asesinato.Volvamos a los tiempos del Imperio Romano y observemos como el emperador Claudio sospecha que pueden estar tramando su asesinato.Volvamos a los tiempos del Imperio Romano y observemos como el emperador Claudio sospecha que pueden estar tramando su asesinato.

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Programa mejor puntuado #79

Ganó 1 premio Primetime Emmy
- 7 premios y 5 nominaciones en total

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Curiosidades
John Hurt revealed that he declined the role of Caligula when it was first offered to him. Because of the time-span of the production, the fact that Derek Jacobi was the only cast member to appear in every episode and the subsequent commitments of the other cast members, Herbert Wise decided to throw a special pre-production party so the entire cast and crew could meet. Wise invited Hurt to the party hoping he would reconsider. When Hurt met the cast and crew, he was so impressed that he immediately took the part.

Pifias
In the Senate chamber, the famous statue of Romulus and Remus being suckled by a she-wolf is above the door. But the two children were added to the statue in the 15th century.

Citas
[about Augustus]
Tiberius: Are you drinking because he nearly died or because he didn't?
Livia: Sarcastic aren't we this morning?

Versiones alternativas
The show aired in 13 episodes on PBS in 1977, but was originally shown in 12 episodes in England, the first and second episodes having been combined. This is the version now available in the remastered edition on DVD.

Conexiones
Featured in The 30th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards (1978)

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10/10

Under rated actors doing Oscar caliber performances

Absolutely glorious series. All the actors in this series are in or have been in American films but they have always been underrated and are some of the best actors alive. There are more dames and knights than you can believe. Derek Jacobi is breathtaking in his performance. Sian Phillips is subtly evil. John Hurt as Caligula shines with madness. The sets are unbelievable considering the small budget they had. The most shocking thing is that everything in one sense or another is true. These people really did die these ways. It will take you completely out of your everyday life and deposit you in the world of the Romans.