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Roman Empire | Ancient Rome
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Best Edited Miniseries or Movie for Commercial Television | 2004 | Mark
Outstanding Sound Editing for a Miniseries Movie or a Special | 2004
Outstanding Makeup for a Miniseries Movie or a Special NonProsthetic | 2004 | Luigi
Original Long Form | 2004 | Peter
Best Sound Editing in Television Long Form Dialogue ADR | 2004
TV Miniseries | 2004
Final film or television appearance of actor Richard Harris.
The replica of the Forum Romanum was built for three and a half million dollars.
Heino Ferch spent five hours daily in make-up and wardrobe to transform him into Vercingetorix.
Jeremy Sisto is one of the few actors of Italian decent to portray Julius Caesar. Although Julius Caesar's nationality is Roman/Italian, he has been portrayed in various films, tv shows and others media depictions by British actors.
Chris Noth had previously co-starred in Law & Order (1990) from 1990 to 1995, and would later reprise his role in Law & Order: Criminal Intent (2001) from 2005 to 2008. Jeremy Sisto would later co-star in Law and Order from 2007 to 2010. The two never shared a scene.
"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."
"[Brutus is reading] Caesar: Let me see... Plato's laws? Do you read this? Marcus Brutus: Yes. Caesar: And, what did you think of it? Marcus Brutus: Well Plato thinks that democracy is doomed to failure; he thinks that a state should be run by a dictator, a dictator who's become enlightened through experience and learning. Caesar: I don't think that your Plato would get on with your Uncle Cato."
