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Worst Foreign Director | 2006 | Oliver
2004 | Rodrigo
Most Intrusive Musical Score | 2004 | Vangelis
Biggest Disappointment of the Year | 2004
2005 | Vangelis
Worst Director | 2005 | Oliver
Worst Actress | 2005 | Angelina
Worst Supporting Actor | 2005 | Val
Worst Actor | 2005 | Colin
Worst Picture | 2005
Best DVDBluRay Special Edition Release | 2015
Worst Film | 2005
Best Makeup (Miglior trucco) | 2005
Outstanding Film Wide Release | 2005
Worst Supporting Actress | 2004 | Rosario
Worst Sense of Direction (Stop them before they direct again) | 2004 | Oliver
Worst Actor | 2004 | Colin
Worst Picture | 2004
2004 | Rodrigo
Budget 155,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 167,298,192 USD
The biography of Alexander by Oxford University professor Robin Lane Fox was an original inspiration and source of information for writer and director Oliver Stone. As a historical advisor, Professor Fox didn't get on-screen credit. His price for giving his advice was to be allowed to take a place at the head of what is one of the largest cavalry charges ever filmed. Professor Fox was used to riding around the English countryside, but gladly dressed up as a Macedonean cavalry officer to live his dream of charging for Alexander.
After the massive DVD sales of this movie, writer and director Oliver Stone made one more version, "Alexander Revisited: The Final Cut". It used all 3-1/2 hours of footage shot, and is formatted like a traditional epic, with intermission. This version has sold close to one million DVD and Blu-ray copies in the U.S. home video market, and became one of the highest-selling catalogue items from Warner Brothers.
This movie almost never made it to theaters in Greece. A group of Greek lawyers tried to ban this movie on the grounds that writer and director Oliver Stone was denigrating the figure of Alexander the Great by making reference to his bisexuality. This movie ultimately got a theatrical release in Greece, where it premiered at number one.
Angelina Jolie, who plays Colin Farrell's mother, is less than a year older than him.
Alexander's Pyrrhic victory at the Hydaspes is actually a combination of two actual battles. The real Hydaspes battle was a much easier victory for the real Alexander, and Porus became one of his allies. The second battle was the siege of Multan, where Alexander was wounded while leading his men as they assaulted the fortress. Both battles were victories.
"Old Ptolemy: The truth is never simple and yet it is. The truth is we did kill him. By silence we consented... because we couldn't go on. But by Ares, what did we have to look forward to but to be discarded in the end like Cleitus? After all this time, to give away our wealth to Asian sycophants we despised? Mixing the races? Harmony? Oh, he talked of these things. I never believe in his dream. None of us did. That's the truth of his life. The dreamers exhaust us. They must die before they kill us with their blasted dreams."
"Alexander: Conquer your fear, and I promise you, you will conquer death."
