Cleopatra

Serie de TV
1999
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2h 57min

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Cleopatra se convierte en reina de Egipto y tiene un hijo extramatrimonial con el gobernante romano sin hijos Julio César. A través de dos romances, se esfuerza por proteger a Egipto y conve... Leer todoCleopatra se convierte en reina de Egipto y tiene un hijo extramatrimonial con el gobernante romano sin hijos Julio César. A través de dos romances, se esfuerza por proteger a Egipto y convertir a su hijo en el heredero del Imperio Romano.Cleopatra se convierte en reina de Egipto y tiene un hijo extramatrimonial con el gobernante romano sin hijos Julio César. A través de dos romances, se esfuerza por proteger a Egipto y convertir a su hijo en el heredero del Imperio Romano.

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Nominado a 4 premios Primetime Emmy
- 15 nominaciones en total

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Trivia
It's barely noticeable, but in Part 1, when the Roman who had stolen grain, was brought in front of Cleopatra, she is holding the Crook and Flail. In the close up views she is holding Them correctly, with the open end of the Crook up. In the farther away views, it is held with curved end still Linking up, the opened side is pointing downward.

Errores
No mention is made of Cleopatra's three children by Marc Antony, twins Alexander Helios and Cleoptra Selene II (born 40 BC), and Ptolemy Philadelphus (born 36 BC). After Octavian conquered Egypt, they were sent to Rome, where they would eventually be raised by Octavia Minor, Octavian's sister and Marc Antony's wife. Marc Antony also had at least five children before he fell in love with Cleopatra, none of whom are mentioned.

Citas
[Final lines]
Octavian: You have won, Cleopatra. You have won!

Versiones alternativas
The DVD version is uncut and contains a little over 30 minutes of scenes not included on the VHS version.

Conexiones
Referenced in Jeopardy!: Episode #16.56 (1999)

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A great movie all together.

What can I say? I love watching these Egyptian movies! Although this Cleopatra did not surpass the one made in 1963 with Elizabeth Taylor, it is well worth seeing. The acting is very good, especially Billy Zane! The thing I like better about this movie than the old one is that it focuses a lot more on Cleopatra's son, Ptomely Ceasar, also know as Caesarion. The old one said nothing about Octavian trying to kill Caesarion. There are some very,...how should I put this..."revealing" scenes in it. (If you know what I mean.) The antagonist, Octavian, makes a wonderful villain and you just can't help but hate him! The special effects in the movie sometimes go un-noticed, but they are very good as well. There are a few scenes where someone is be-headed that are very good. The movie is not very gory, but there is a lot of fighting. The ending, as in the old one, leaves you hanging. (If someone knows what happens to Cleopatra's son please tell me!) I hope this movie is available to buy sometime soon, because I will definitely add it to my collection!