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Julius Caesar

  • Mini-série télévisée
  • 2002
  • PG-13
  • 1h 29m
ÉVALUATION IMDb
6,6/10
3,3 k
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Julius Caesar (2002)
Julius Caesar
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueTwenty-year-old Julius Caeser flees Rome for his life during the reign of Sulla, but through skill and ambition rises four decades later to become Rome's supreme dictator.Twenty-year-old Julius Caeser flees Rome for his life during the reign of Sulla, but through skill and ambition rises four decades later to become Rome's supreme dictator.Twenty-year-old Julius Caeser flees Rome for his life during the reign of Sulla, but through skill and ambition rises four decades later to become Rome's supreme dictator.

  • Stars
    • Jeremy Sisto
    • Richard Harris
    • Christopher Walken
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  • ÉVALUATION IMDb
    6,6/10
    3,3 k
    MA NOTE
    • Stars
      • Jeremy Sisto
      • Richard Harris
      • Christopher Walken
    • 69Commentaires d'utilisateurs
    • 6Commentaires de critiques
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    • Nommé pour 2 prix Primetime Emmy
      • 1 victoire et 5 nominations au total

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    Jeremy Sisto
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    • Gaius Julius Caesar
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    Richard Harris
    Richard Harris
    • Lucius Cornelius Sulla
    • 2002
    Christopher Walken
    Christopher Walken
    • Marcus Portius Cato
    • 2002
    Valeria Golino
    Valeria Golino
    • Calpurnia
    • 2002
    Chris Noth
    Chris Noth
    • Pompey
    • 2002
    Heino Ferch
    Heino Ferch
    • Vercingetorix
    • 2002
    Tobias Moretti
    Tobias Moretti
    • Caius Cassius
    • 2002
    Kate Steavenson-Payne
    Kate Steavenson-Payne
    • Portia
    • 2002
    Samuela Sardo
    • Cleopatra
    • 2002
    Nicole Grimaudo
    Nicole Grimaudo
    • Julia
    • 2002
    Pamela Bowen
    Pamela Bowen
    • Aurelia
    • 2002
    Sean Pertwee
    Sean Pertwee
    • Labienus
    • 2002
    Ian Duncan
    Ian Duncan
    • Marcus Brutus
    • 2002
    Daniela Piazza
    • Cornelia
    • 2002
    Paolo Briguglia
    Paolo Briguglia
    • Marcus Portius
    • 2002
    Jay Rodan
    Jay Rodan
    • Marc Antony
    • 2002
    Christian Kohlund
    • Lepidus
    • 2002
    Ralph Brown
    Ralph Brown
    • Xanthus
    • 2002
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    Commentaires des utilisateurs69

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    6dh1897

    History

    My comments are mainly about the already existing comments which are nonsensical. Firstly, someone writes that it is a goof that Caesar claims to be a descendant of Venus, and that Venus is the Greek name, whereas the roman is Aphrodite. THAT is not the case: Venus is the roman name, and Aphrodite the Greek. Anyone with the slightest knowledge of mythology can tell you that.One should not write what one does not know about.

    Secondly, there is a grave error in the summary: Brutus is NOT the nephew of Caesar but of Cato. Caesar had a very famous grand nephew named Gaius Octavian, aka Emperor Augustus, who is not depicted in the film but mentioned in the end credits.

    I think it is OK for TV movie, but like most Roman films the "liberties" with historical facts annoys me. Still, it is far more correct than most of its ilk. A bit rushed at times, but fairly entertaining if you're into roman history.
    Kirpianuscus

    a sort of try

    The basic sin of this mini serie is to be too long and too short in same measure. You expect see Cicero and Crassus. You expect see a rich content about pirates . You expect see some historical accuracies. You expect see...

    But the good point is the honest job of the actors. And the Ides of Mars . But nothing more or else or promising. Sure, I understand the desire of Udi Edel to meke a film about Julius Caesar. I do not understand the resulted massacre. Because the subject is real generouse. Because the death of Caesar seems a sort of punch in stomach. Too early, too forced. Because the make up, against good intentions, is awful. Because the actor deserve better dialogues and stronger roles. But , sure, it is a try. Not convincing, maybe reasonable for part of public.
    7ma-cortes

    Good and spectacular version on Caesar life with excellent performances and sensational scenarios

    This vivid storytelling about the Caesar life is one of the greatest stories ever told.This Roman story told in impact form on a great scale with several spectacular scenes, though is a fairly standard for epic TV.Lavishly TV miniseries from Sulla government until death Caesar.It concerns about his infamous existence, feats,political greed,corruption,tragedies,wars and lovers.One of the last television's most prestigious production with electrifying performances,this is definitely the best TV version available about the famous historic character developed of the following way :

    The tyrant Sulla(Richard Harris) defeated to Marius and conquers Rome ,Julius Caesar(100-44 BC),as nephew of Marius,is condemned to death,but helped by Pompeius(Chris North)flees towards Orient where is kidnapped by pirates asking a ransom.When is freed,he returns to Rome where is married with Calpurnia(Valeria Golino) and begins the political career.Meanwhile,his daughter Julia marries with Pompeius and Caesar asks him his army to fight against the barbarians.But Caesar conquers whole the Gaul.The final defeat takes place at Alesia where Vercingetorix(Heino Ferch) is definitely vanquished and coerced to handcuffed parade through the Rome streets.Julius Caesar is appointed as Consul for life and crossed the river Rubicon.Pompeius and Cato(Christopher Walken) fear that Caesar will use the troops for ruling the empire and declare himself king and they flee to Greece and are defeated in Farsalia.Pompeyo escapes to Alejandria, Egypt where is beheaded by Tolomeo and Potino. Of course also is developed the usual version of the Egyptian temptress'lust for Caesar,young royal,Cleopatra(Samuela Sardo)wants to rule Egypt and she seduces the conqueror to gain the kingdom and he helps her gain control of Egypt.Later they return to Rome,but the thing don't turn out so well.An old man prevents him on the Ides of March.Caesar is murdered by his nephew Brutus(Ian Duncan) and Cassius(Tobias Moretti) and senators,starting the second triumvirate by Marc Anthony,Lepido and Octavius Augustus .The son of Caesar and Cleopatra -Caesarion- was assassinated by order of Augustus.

    This stylish,visually stunning epic-scale Roman biography contains,drama,action,romance and overwhelming battles including the computer generator soldiers,though the crowd is most part by ordering ,in spite of it, still looks great.The movie displays a few top American stars in main characters somewhat at variance with an array of notable British acting talents.There are memorable performances from leading roles and the movie's wealth of expert personages-drawing extends rightly to the minor roles,one of which is played by Richard Harris,he seems terrific in his last performance.Harris whose memory the movie is dedicated but he died during the filming.Directed with imagination by Uli Edel,the picture proved that the public would go for epic series if the impact was strong and the performance attractive enough.Lovers of Sword and sandals genre and good acting will find much that is rewarding. Anothers versions about Caesar life are : The classical by Josep'h L. Mankiewicz(1953) with Brando and James Mason and by Sturat Burge(1970) with Charlton Heston and Jason Robards.
    lyonessNYC

    They came to praise Caesar, then bury him...

    I'm a big fan of Roman history. I'm also a big fan of Richard Harris, Christopher Walken, Chris Noth, and any number of the interesting actors in this production. But that fandom was not enough to make me really love this uneven, choppy, and incredibly inaccurate portrayal of Julian Rome. Was this *supposed* to be "Julius Caesar, the Good Parts Version* (*with just enough bad left in to make him seem human and not perfect)" ?

    It felt like the writers desperately wanted to make Caesar a good guy and not deserving of the murder plot ultimately hatched against him on the Ides of March. Don't get me wrong -- Julius Caesar had many good points and did a lot for history. But he was also a womanizer, despotic at times, and many other sins too numerable to mention in this review, any of which make more sense as to why the Senate would want to murder him than the reasons shown in this miniseries.

    That is the worst crime in this series, I fear -- it makes no sense as to why so many would hate him enough to murder him. What they showed was he was doing many *good* things for Rome, with a few mistakes (like his affair and child with Cleopatra) thrown in to make him look a bit more human.

    Anyway. I enjoyed parts of this mini-series. Ultimately, I was disappointed on both a historical level and a dramatic level. The second part felt extremely choppy, and the last 45 minutes were extremely rushed -- they HAD to get Caesar to the Senate so they could stab him, after all, of course they had to rush. IMHO, better to have taken an extra hour or two to tell the tale properly than to try to fit it into the time they allowed.

    Hmmm...and thinking on it, this miniseries was decidedly written by someone who adored Caesar, and preferred to praise him, not to bury him.
    3csongor

    historically a joke

    more to entertain than to inform and, sadly it fails to do the former. in 82 BC when the film opens Caesar (born 100 BC) was 18, yet they would have you believe that he had an eight year old daughter. also seems to be an unknown which was not the case. as for Cato, he appears to be years older than Caesar in the film yet in reality was three years younger.

    also to clarify another reviewer's comments; Cato was Brutus's uncle. he--Cato--shared a mother with Servillia, the mother of Brutus. she was the sister of Livius Drusus, the tribune of the plebeians who was assassinated around 108. her original husband, Caepio father of Servillia, was killed in the east. she then took up with M. Porcius Cato's father. according to Plutarch, Sulla died after having relinquished the office of dictator and retired to the countryside to spend the end of his days in total debauchery.

    also missing from the film is Crassus and Cicero. to omit these characters is akin to omitting w.t. Sherman and Jefferson Davis from any story about the civil war. as a result the movie is careless in its regard for history. one of the early scenes in the movie involving the pirates is so ignorant of history as to make the viewer throw up their hands in disgust and say 'why was the primary text ignored?' the story of Caesar and the pirates is one of the best stories of his life and it was not given any justice. if one would be interested in roman history i strongly suggest reading up on the harrowing tale of Caesar and the pirates. in the end this movie was in terms of historical accuracy below even the HBO series Rome which was also fairly free in its interpretation of roman history but much more entertaining.

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    • Anecdotes
      Final film or television appearance of actor Richard Harris.
    • Gaffes
      Sulla did not die as dictator of Rome. He resigned his position in 80 B.C., two years before his death in 78 B.C. He died a slow death from liver failure while writing his memoirs, not from a sudden heart attack.
    • Citations

      Aurelia: If you marry Cinna's daughter you will be identified with the popular party whether you wish or not.

      Caesar: I wish it.

      Aurelia: They are not our people.

      Cousin: You wish to join with farmers and hagglers and beggars?

      Caesar: Our family itself did not exactly drop straight out of Jupiter's ass.

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 27 décembre 2002 (Germany)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Netherlands
      • Italy
      • Germany
      • United States
    • Sites officiels
      • arabuloku.com
      • DeAngelis Film Production and Distribution
    • Langue
      • English
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Caesar
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Malta(setting: City of Rome)
    • sociétés de production
      • ARD Degeto Film
      • De Angelis Group
      • Five Mile River Films
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    • Rapport de forme
      • 16:9 HD

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