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Cléopatre

Titre original : Cleopatra
  • Série télévisée
  • 1999
  • Not Rated
  • 2h 57min
NOTE IMDb
6,5/10
4,5 k
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Leonor Varela in Cléopatre (1999)
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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre languePrincess Cleopatra becomes Egypt's Queen and has an out-of-wedlock son with the son-less Roman ruler Julius Caesar. Through two romances, she strives to protect Egypt from the Romans, and ma... Tout lirePrincess Cleopatra becomes Egypt's Queen and has an out-of-wedlock son with the son-less Roman ruler Julius Caesar. Through two romances, she strives to protect Egypt from the Romans, and make her son the heir to Caesar's Roman Empire.Princess Cleopatra becomes Egypt's Queen and has an out-of-wedlock son with the son-less Roman ruler Julius Caesar. Through two romances, she strives to protect Egypt from the Romans, and make her son the heir to Caesar's Roman Empire.

  • Casting principal
    • Billy Zane
    • Timothy Dalton
    • Rupert Graves
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  • NOTE IMDb
    6,5/10
    4,5 k
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    • Casting principal
      • Billy Zane
      • Timothy Dalton
      • Rupert Graves
    • 61avis d'utilisateurs
    • 3avis des critiques
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    • Nommé pour 4 Primetime Emmys
      • 15 nominations au total

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    Billy Zane
    Billy Zane
    • Marc Antony
    • 1999
    Timothy Dalton
    Timothy Dalton
    • Julius Caesar
    • 1999
    Rupert Graves
    Rupert Graves
    • Octavian
    • 1999
    Leonor Varela
    Leonor Varela
    • Cleopatra
    • 1999
    John Bowe
    John Bowe
    • Rufio
    • 1999
    Art Malik
    Art Malik
    • Olympos
    • 1999
    Nadim Sawalha
    Nadim Sawalha
    • Mardian
    • 1999
    Owen Teale
    Owen Teale
    • Grattius
    • 1999
    Philip Quast
    Philip Quast
    • Cornelius
    • 1999
    Daragh O'Malley
    Daragh O'Malley
    • Ahenobarbus
    • 1999
    Bruce Payne
    Bruce Payne
    • Cassius
    • 1999
    Sean Pertwee
    Sean Pertwee
    • Marcus Brutus
    • 1999
    David Schofield
    David Schofield
    • Casca
    • 1999
    Kassandra Voyagis
    Kassandra Voyagis
    • Arsinoe
    • 1999
    Indra Ové
    Indra Ové
    • Charmian
    • 1999
    Josephine Amankwah
    • Iris
    • 1999
    Caroline Langrishe
    Caroline Langrishe
    • Calpurnia
    • 1999
    Elisabeth Dermot Walsh
    Elisabeth Dermot Walsh
    • Octavia
    • 1999
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    6windypoplar

    Pageantry and spectacle on TV!

    Cleopatra is one of the most fascinating figures from history. This 1999 TV movie does a good job of telling her story from her point of view. Granted Leonor Varela is a bit off, but she's not bad and the movie moves very well, its hard to believe its almost 3 hours, its time that never feels wasted. The story of Egypt's last great queen and her Roman lovers Julius Caesar and Marc Antony have been told before, most notably in '63 with Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, this film is close to that and in some ways better.

    Billy Zane is terrific here, he plays Antony better than Burton! Zane remembers Antony was a solider who was prodded into lofty ambition by Cleopatra, even pitting Roman against Roman and splitting an empire, in his heart he must have known he couldn't succeed, Zane never lets your forget that and his performance should have been honored. Timothy Dalton is a good Caesar too. He plays the conqueror full on, ambitious and powerful, but not a monster or a hero, just a man who wanted glory for Rome. His assassination is well handled here. Rupert Graves is a slimy Octavian (Augustus) and does well as the villain.

    The look of the film is pretty good, though at times it feels like a filmed play. The music is unmoving, but the fx shots tolerable. The battle of Actium is brief but accurate, Antony always rushed in like a bull. For a TV move they manage to be sexy and violent, two things necessary to tell Cleo's story. The birth of Cesarion is realistic.

    The only real downer here is I think this movie was made, or at least planned before the discovery of records found in the sea that told of Antony and Cleo's great love and of the fact they did have children! At least 4, including a set of twins. It is also possible that a girl was saved from Octavian's butchery. The rest did not make, including, probably Cesarion. Unfortunately we don't see that here and the end, though well played, is just like earlier versions. Still this is historical fiction at its best. Well done!
    7chrisaltman-1

    Dalton fan

    I give it a 7 ONLY for the first part where Timothy Dalton performs as Julius Caesar. He was FABULOUS!!! Great performance as usual from this man. Having been a longtime fan of Mr. Dalton's, I can't believe I'm just now seeing it. I actually bought the DVD so I can watch his performance over and over. Even though Leonor Varela was okay, she DID have HOT chemistry with Dalton, more so than she had with Billy Zane. But then what woman doesn't have on screen chemistry with Dalton (well, maybe Mae West!). I read that Varela and Zane were engaged but never married. I can see why when watching them on screen......LOL!!!! BORING!!! Oh and Caesar's death scene is AMAZING, even though I winced throughout. Anyone who is a Timothy Dalton fan should rent (or buy) and watch the first 90 minutes. You won't be sorry.
    7kitsilanoca-1

    A Fairer Portrayal of Cleopatra

    Based on the novel The Memoirs of Cleopatra by Margaret George, this mini-series is an okay adaption of a truly fascinating piece of literature. I think that it gives a fairer portrayal of Cleopatra is important, though Leonor Varela isn't that good an actress. I found her acting so amateurish next to that of Timothy Dalton and Billy Zane; at least she was better than Kassandra Voyagis was as Arsinoe. Also she made Cleopatra seem very childish and whiny at times, which was annoying.

    Otherwise I liked this story, Timothy Dalton as Julius Caesar was fine in the role, though too dark and good looking (someone tell Daniel Craig please play Caesar sometime in his career!) and Billy Zane did a good job as Marc Antony. The sets lived up to what Alexandria probably looked like, except there was little sign of the Greek influence on the city. The costumes were lovely and the supporting cast were some of the best (though I could have changed some of their lines for them), and I was able to overlook historical inaccuracies, such as Arsinoe being murdered in the dungeons of the palace of Alexandria under Cleopatra's orders. Arsinoe appeared as a prisoner in Caesar's Triumph, and since the public showed sympathy for her, Caesar allowed her to be released. They also didn't explain at the end that Caesarion was executed under Octavian's orders, but I guess they wanted to leave the audience with a bit of hope. Fine to watch on a wet or snowy afternoon.
    6Boromir007

    Cleopatra (1999)

    According to the budget most of the TV-films have, I should tell that Martin Hitchcock did some great work as production designer and Enrico Sabbatini created some convincing costumes. David Connell his cinematography is sometimes breathtaking, but in the scenes on water it sometimes looks very fake, a pity. The action has its moments, but don't expect to much of it, especially the special effects are quite weak. But that is not really a failure because they probably did not have enough money for spectacular battle scenes. The main character Cleopatra is portrayed by Leonor Varela, she isn't bad and performed some good dialogs, but she does have a few very mediocre appearances. The first half of the film focuses on the relationship of the Egyptian quine and Julius Caesar. Timothy Dalton is as usual impressing. And although he played better roles in his wonderful career he gives an interesting interpretation of the Roman conqueror. The second part concerns about Cleopatra her interferences in the Roman civil war between Marc Antony and Octavian, both strong performances by Billy Zane and Rupert Graves. The most interesting supporting roles were Olympos (Art Malik), Brutus (Sean Pertwee) and Rufo (John Bowe). They did some good work with those roles, but Kassandra Voyagis (as Arsinoe, sister of Cleopatra) is painful to watch, she is a disturbing factor, and the actors appear to act more relaxed and with more confidence when her character isn't around anymore. This production outreaches the standard quality of an OK TV-film. And although there are some disappointing shots I think it is worth to watch, just do not be in the mood for a great epic adventure with tons of spectacle. Remember it is made for television.
    7dgmarlowe

    Terrible

    This movie was terrible. The reason I give it such a high score is because the two leads, Timothy Dalton and Billy Zane, were fantastic. Unfortunately, this movie did not keep up with them. Leonor Varela did not deserve to be in this movie. She was acting as if it were a high school play, pouting and stamping her way through the movie. She was extremely uncharismatic and did not have a sixteenth of the depth and class Taylor and Colbert did. I won't criticize the movie too much for its historical inaccuracies. One thing that did put me off was the portrayal of Octavian. He was the main antagonistic force, which he also was in the two previous versions, but in this one history is altered. Octavian was not part of the plot to assassinate Caesar and was not even in Rome when Caesar was killed. The actor who played Octavian in this version of Cleopatra, Rupert Graves, was obviously trying to copy the characterizations that Roddy McDowall, in the 1963 version of Cleopatra, gave to Octavian. He failed miserably. I've read quite a number of reviews saying that the sets and coloring were good. I personally thought that the colors were too lurid and the sets too small. However, for a TV movie budget, it did okay. My final word is that this movie is fun to watch, but don't take it too seriously.

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    • Anecdotes
      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.
    • Gaffes
      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.
    • Citations

      [Final lines]

      Octavian: You have won, Cleopatra. You have won!

    • Versions alternatives
      The DVD version is uncut and contains a little over 30 minutes of scenes not included on the VHS version.
    • Connexions
      Referenced in Jeopardy!: Épisode #16.56 (1999)

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 23 mai 1999 (États-Unis)
    • Pays d’origine
      • Allemagne
      • États-Unis
    • Site officiel
      • Hallmark Entertainment
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Cleopatra
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Atlas Corporation Studios, Ouarzazate, Maroc(Studio)
    • Sociétés de production
      • Babelsberg International Film Produktion
      • Hallmark Entertainment
      • RTL2
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      2 heures 57 minutes
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