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Julius Caesar

Julius Caesar

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DramaTV Movie

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The assassination of the would be ruler of Rome at the hands of Brutus and company has tragic consequences for Brutus and the republic.

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Budget

$--

Revenue

$--

Status

Released

Original Language

English

Runtime

161 mins

Rating

8.5/10

Release Date

11 February 1979

Country

United Kingdom

Cast

Richard Pasco

Richard Pasco

Marcus Brutus

Charles Gray

Charles Gray

Julius Caesar

Keith Michell

Keith Michell

Marcus Antonius

David Collings

David Collings

Cassius

Virginia McKenna

Virginia McKenna

Portia

Elizabeth Spriggs

Elizabeth Spriggs

Calphurnia

Sam Dastor

Sam Dastor

Casca

Jon Laurimore

Jon Laurimore

Flavius

John Sterland

John Sterland

Marullus

Garrick Hagon

Garrick Hagon

Octavius Caesar

Brian Coburn

Brian Coburn

Messala

Leonard Preston

Leonard Preston

Titinius

Alexander Davion

Alexander Davion

Decius Brutus

Darien Angadi

Darien Angadi

Cinna

Andrew Hilton

Andrew Hilton

Lucilius

Anthony Dawes

Anthony Dawes

Ligarius

Roger Bizley

Roger Bizley

Metellus

Manning Wilson

Manning Wilson

Cicero

Ronald Forfar

Ronald Forfar

Soothsayer

Patrick Marley

Patrick Marley

Artemidorus

William Simons

William Simons

Trebonius

John Tordoff

John Tordoff

Cinna the Poet

Philip York

Philip York

Young Cato

Christopher Good

Christopher Good

Clitus

Robert Oates

Robert Oates

Pindarus

Alan Thompson

Alan Thompson

1st Citizen / 1st Plebeian

Leo Dolan

Leo Dolan

2nd Citizen / 2nd Plebeian

Johnnie Wade

Johnnie Wade

1st Soldier / 3rd Plebeian

David Henry

David Henry

2nd Soldier / 4th Plebeian

Jonathan Scott-Taylor

Jonathan Scott-Taylor

Lucius

Tom Kelly

Tom Kelly

Claudius / Antony's Servant

Jack Elliott

Jack Elliott

Octavius' Servant / Messenger

Michael Cogan

Michael Cogan

Caesar's Servant

Reginald Jessup

Reginald Jessup

Poet

Maurice Thorogood

Maurice Thorogood

Strato

Michael Greatorex

Michael Greatorex

Varro

Nicholas Gecks

Nicholas Gecks

Volumnius

Michael Jenkinson

Michael Jenkinson

Dardanius

Roy Spencer

Roy Spencer

Lepidus

Terence Conoley

Terence Conoley

Popilius

Noel Johnson

Noel Johnson

Publius

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