Talk:Caesar and Cleopatra (film)

message: 1.how is the personality of each characters in the play?
2.how are the relationship between the caesar and the cleopatra?
3. what are the moral value fram this play?—Preceding unsigned comment added by 222.124.18.135 (talk) 08:58, 13 May 2006 (UTC)
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message: Ftatateeta is not just "Cleopatra's nurse"; she also murders Cleo's enemies on demand.  Calling her a mere "nurse" slights her.  Goblinshark17 (talk) 03:52, 4 October 2014 (UTC)
thread_title: Description of Ftatateeta in character list

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message: ;Opening credits of Caesar and Cleopatra
GABRIEL PASCAL presents
VIVIEN LEIGH(by arrangement with David O. Selznick)and CLAVDE RAINS in
BERNARD SHAW'SCAESAR AND CLEOPATRA IN TECHNICOLOR
with STEWART GRANGER
and FLORA ROBSONFRANCIS L. SVLLIVAN
BASIL SYDNEY         CECIL PARKERERNEST THESIGER         MICHAEL RENNIEANTHONY EVSTREL         ROBERT ADAMSRAYMOND LOVELL         OLGA EDWARDESSTANLEY HOLLOWAY         ESME PERCYALLAN WHEATLEY         LEO GENN
SCENARIO AND DIALOGVE byBERNARD SHAW
PRODVCED AND DIRECTED byGABRIEL PASCAL
:;Cast list in closing credits
*CAESAR........CLAVDE RAINS
*CLEOPATRA........VIVIEN LEIGH (by arrangement with David O. Selznick)
*APOLLODORVS........STEWART GRANGER
*FTATATEETA........FLORA ROBSON
*POTHINVS........FRANCIS L. SVLLIVAN
*RVFIO........BASIL SYDNEY
*BRITANNVS........CECIL PARKER
*LVCIVS SEPTIMVS........RAYMOND LOVELL
*ACHILLAS........ANTHONY EVSTREL
*THEODOTVS........ERNEST THESIGER
*PTOLEMY........ANTHONY HARVEY
*NVBIAN SLAVE........ROBERT ADAMS
*CLEOPATRA'S LADY ATTENDANTS........OLGA EDWARDES
*...................................................................HARDA SWANHILDE
*1ST. CENTVRION........MICHAEL RENNIE
*2ND. CENTVRION........JAMES McKECHNIE
*MAJOR DOMO........ESME PERCY
*BELZANOR........STANLEY HOLLOWAY
*BEL AFFRIS........LEO GENN
*PERSIAN........ALAN WHEATLEY
*BOATMAN........ANTHONY HOLLES
*1ST. PORTER........CHARLES VICTOR
*2ND. PORTER........RONALD SHINER
*SENTINEL........JOHN BRYNING
*1ST. AVXILIARY SENTINEL........JOHN LAVRIE
*2ND. AVXILIARY SENTINEL........CHARLES ROLFE
*1ST. NOBLEMAN........FELIX AYLMER
*2ND. NOBLEMAN........IVOR BARNARD
*1ST. GVARDSMAN........VALENTINE DYALL
*2ND. GVARDSMAN........CHARLES DEANE
::::AND THE CROWD
The lead difference is that Vivien Leigh billed first and Claude Rains is billed second in the opening credits, while the reverse is true in the closing credits.
;Below are the remaining billing differences between opening credits and closing credits, with the first number representing position in the opening credits and the second number representing position in the closing credits. There are 17 cast members listed in the opening credits and 30 cast members listed in the closing credits. The second column lists the cast members seen only in the closing credits and indicates their billing order.
*Ernest Thesiger_____8th_____10th
*Michael Rennie_____9th_____15th
*Anthony Eustrel_____10th_____9th
*Robert Adams_____11th_____12th
*Raymond Lovell_____12th_____8th
*Stanley Holloway_____14th_____18th
*Esme Percy_____15th_____17th
*Alan Wheatley_____16th (credited as Allan Wheatley in opening credits)_____20th
*Leo Genn_____17th_____19th
*Olga Edwardes_____13th
*Harda Swanhilde_____14th
*James McKechnie_____16th
*Anthony Holles_____21st
*Charles Victor_____22nd
*Ronald Shiner_____23rd
*John Bryning_____24th
*John Laurie_____25th
*Charles Rolfe_____26th
*Felix Aylmer_____27th
*Ivor Barnard_____28th
*Valentine Dyall_____29th
*Charles Deane_____30th
    Roman Spinner (talk • contribs) 17:55, 4 April 2018 (UTC)
thread_title: Opening credits cast list differs from the order of names in closing credits

message: The following quotes are all from our article: 
; Success
* According to trade papers, the film was a "notable box office attraction" at British cinemas
* The film earned $1,363,371 in the United States, making it one of the most popular British films ever released there. It did however fall short of initial expectations
; Failure
* Caesar and Cleopatra was a box office failure
* The film was described as a "box office stinker" at the time, and almost ended Pascal's career.
So, I am totally confused as to its actual box office reception.  These statements certainly cannot all be true.  --  Jack of Oz [pleasantries] 22:45, 7 April 2018 (UTC)
thread_title: Was it a success or a failure?