Directed by Franc Roddam and adapted from Margaret George's biographical novel The Memoirs of Cleopatra , this 1999 TV Mini-Series was produced by Hallmark Entertainment. It stars Leonor Varela as the titular Egyptian queen, Timothy Dalton as Julius Caesar, and Billy Zane as Mark Antony.
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The story follows the young princess Cleopatra as she battles her younger brother for the throne of Egypt. Using her wit and political acumen, she aligns herself with Julius Caesar to secure her crown. She bears him a son, Caesarion, with the dream of uniting the Egyptian and Roman empires.
Follows Cleopatra's exile by her brother Ptolemy XIII, her legendary introduction to Julius Caesar (via rug), and their subsequent political and romantic alliance Directed by Franc Roddam and adapted from Margaret
The series spans several decades of ancient Mediterranean history: Part One (Caesar):
The miniseries is split into two parts, adapting Margaret George's novel The Memoirs of Cleopatra . It lacked an SSL certificate, which is practically
Based on Margaret George’s meticulously researched novel The Memoirs of Cleopatra , the series aimed to look past the "sexual temptress" myth created by Roman propaganda to reveal a brilliant political strategist.