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Closed Caption; Standard version; 2.1 Dolby Surround; Digitally mastered; Interactive menus; Scene access; Production notes; Cast & crew information; Trailer; Cleopatra's Hidden Treasures Game
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1. Cleopatra [2:38]
2. Debt to Rome [2:47]
3. The Art of Seduction [5:41]
4. Safe Haven [4:38]
5. Rulers of Egypt [4:13]
6. Betrayal [5:02]
7. Bloodshed in Alexandria [6:06]
8. Sole Ruler [8:08]
9. Paradise [4:45]
10. Returning to Rome [4:02]
11. Word From Ceasar [6:04]
12. The Prince of Egypt [5:15]
13. Master of the Horse [4:03]
14. Family Greetings [5:43]
15. A Question of Heirs [4:43]
16. Attempted Assassination [3:24]
17. Discussions of Conquest [5:13]
18. The Fall of Caesar [7:05]
19. Avenging Caesar's Death [4:52]
20. Building a Royal Navy [3:26]
21. A New Alliance [6:51]
22. Dividing the Empire [5:26]
23. Destiny [4:20]
24. Marc Antony Arrives [4:10]
25. Waging War [5:54]
26. Attack by Sea [7:22]
27. False Victory [5:48]
28. Tokens of Submission [5:44]
29. New Hope [4:16]
30. Battle in the Desert [4:38]
31. Waiting for Antony [5:29]
32. Alexandria Falls [5:54]
33. Proper Egyptian Burial [4:30]
34. Journey to the Next World [4:52]
35. End Credits [:58]
The epic saga of the Queen of Egypt gets yet another retelling in Cleopatra, a four-hour, two-part spectacular produced for television. Leonor Varela plays Cleopatra, the Egyptian monarch who uses her wisdom, charm, ruthlessness, and seductive powers to work her way into the heart (and bed) of Roman leader Julius Caesar (Timothy Dalton). But Cleopatra shifts her romantic alliances to Marc Anthony (Billy Zane) just in time for Caesar's death and Anthony's rise to the throne. When Rome goes to war, however, Cleopatra realizes that she can only remain in power for so long, eventually making a late date with an asp when things get especially grim. This is at least the 12th film based on Cleopatra's life (the best-known being the infamously expensive 1962 version starring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton). Produced by Hallmark for NBC television, this version first aired as a two-part miniseries in May 1999. Mark Deming, All Movie Guide