Cleopatra

[1963, Movie]

Cleopatra: Review

Chaucer's Wife of Bath plays Cleolizzie, the million-dollar sultana of 60s jetset sirens, in enough eyeliner to resurrect Theda Bara, and ten costumes for every occasion. This is not a film---it's a deal, decorated with extensive publicity, but weighed down by listless direction and lots of nasal talk, talk, talk. Even fans of camp would have to admit what's here is about an hour's worth of television MOW. Taylor brings notoriety and cleavage to her performance as Cleopatra;... read more

Cleopatra: Cast & Details

Year: 1963
Rated NR

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Cast
Elizabeth Taylor: Cleopatra
Richard Burton: Mark Antony
Rex Harrison: Julius Caesar
Pamela Brown: High Priestess
George Cole: Flavius
Hume Cronyn: Sosigenes

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Cleopatra: TV Guide News

At the Movies: Who'll Fill Cleopatra's Strappy Sandals? | Today's News: Our Take | 12/1/2006
Per Variety, Columbia Pictures has acquired screen rights to Cleopatra, a new take on the life of the Egyptian queen based on a forthcoming novel from Pulitzer-winning biographer Stacy Schiff. Cleo was last immortalized on celluloid — and in one of the most expensive films ever — by La Liz, so you just know it's going to be, like, Lindsay Lohan this time around. Because that is how Hollywood works.... Susan Sarandon is joining Tommy Lee Jones and Charlize Theron in In the Valley of Elah, Paul Haggis' tentatively titled follow-up to Crash. read more
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Today's News: My Take | 5/3/2001
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Televisionary | 8/29/2000
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