Cleopatra

By Tess 2022-02-26 08:02:28

"The Egyptian Queen" - a woman's self-realization and self-discovery

A woman who has been pushed to the cusp of history, a woman with ulterior motives and wolf ambitions, a woman who uses men to achieve self-disappearance, and a woman who finally discovers herself.

Cleopatra, an ancient Egyptian queen, spent her life pursuing self-realization.

From the beginning by seducing Julius Caesar and using him to achieve her career as Queen of Egypt, when asked whether she was using Caesar or really fell in love with him, her answer was the unity of...

By Merl 2022-02-26 08:02:28

Leon Vieira's version of the queen

As soon as I see the ruins of the Senate, I think of Caesar—he was assassinated. That day, he seemed to be stabbed twenty-three times while giving a speech, and finally collapsed in front of the statue of Pompey with bruises.
I looked down at my feet, guessing where he fell bloody. This place must be very small, the body of a fallen man, no longer able to be stalwart, curled up in the corner of the house sadly. But when he did not fall, he was really puffed up, not only ruling Italy,...

By Addison 2022-02-26 08:02:28

Hallmarks miniseries

I've seen Vivian Leigh's stage-like Caesar & cleopatra in 1934, 1963, 1999, and even 1945, and this summer, I watched the NT live version of Anthony & cleopatra. What other bits and pieces are like HBO There are cleopatra characters in the TV series Rome and the 2002 film Julius Caesar, and my favorite is this version.

Leonor varela is really not beautiful enough, but very sexy and attractive, and finally a darker-skinned actress starred in Cleopatra. Looking back at the genetic...

By Ruthe 2022-02-26 08:02:28

Love the country, or love the beauty

I seriously watched the two most famous Cleopatra films, this one from 1999, and the 1963 version of Cleopatra starring Elizabeth Taylor, which is said to be the 20th Century Fox bankruptcy. In contrast, I prefer the 1999 version. Because this version of the queen is more charming and moving, and she brings her femininity into full play. She is not like the queen played by Taylor, her whole body and dialogue show a cold desire to conquer, deliberately packaged coquettish, face The facial...

By Lina 2022-02-26 08:02:28

Only heroic feelings and romantic feelings can transcend history

This version of "Cleopatra" is nothing new, and while its prestige and fidelity to history are not as good as the version starring Elizabeth Taylor, it is more likely to resonate with contemporary audiences in terms of emotional delivery. In this film, the Egyptian queen played by Leona Vieira is wise, brave, and persistent. In order to protect the vast number of people in the kingdom of Egypt, she deals with the rulers of ancient Rome by herself. Her eventual defeat and death...

By Alexandro 2023-09-29 00:17:43

Since it is a history that everyone is familiar with, the only expectation is the acting skills of the actors. Timothy Dalton's Caesar was angrily praised, but the heroine's acting skills are really too young~ and she really looks like a girl. . . Anthony looks weird again. . . Originally, I should have sympathized with the miserable mandarin ducks, but because I was too ugly, I have always been biased towards the beautiful Octavian! RG is so beautiful! There is also RA soy...

By Koby 2023-09-03 21:41:17

The queen is more than beautiful, like a goddess. It is estimated that the version played by Taylor is more beautiful and...

By Trudie 2023-08-19 02:37:18

If you choose a man, you must choose well, and you can't look for straw...

By Oliver 2023-06-29 18:13:11

Places where personal interests are far more important than public welfare are too ignorant and irrational, and places where public welfare is far more important than personal interests are too numb and too many zombies, so how to achieve a balance between personal interests and public welfare is a question that should be considered. This film is grand, imposing, and very...

By Kaya 2023-06-16 17:51:55

The madman who was thinking about Cleopatra in...