Antony and Cleopatra
“Eternity Was in Our Lips and Eyes.”
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Adaptation of Shakespeare
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Principal cast & crew: 31
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Edited by Eric Boyd PerkinsShot by Rafael PachecoScored by John ScottDesigned by Maurice Pelling
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1972 · Box office
Produced on a $1.6M budget
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$1.6M
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Cast & Crew
31 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Charlton Heston
as Marc Antony
Janet Suzman
as Cleopatra
Hildegard Neil
as Cleopatra
Richard Johnson
as Antony
Eric Porter
as Enobarbus
Corin Redgrave
as Octavius
John Castle
as Octavius Caesar
Patrick Stewart
as Enobarbus
Fernando Rey
as Lepidus
Rosemary Mchale
as Charmian
Juan Luis Galiardo
as Alexas
Philip Locke
as Agrippa
Supporting cast
14Carmen Sevilla
as Octavia
Mary Rutherford
as Octavia
Freddie Jones
as Pompey
Raymond Westwell
as Lepidus
Enrique Alba
as Schoolmaster
Darien Angadi
as Alexas
Peter Arne
as Menas
Geoffrey Hutchings
as Fig Seller
Tony Osoba
as Cleopatra's Servant
William Morgan Sheppard
as Scarus
Ben Kingsley
as Thidias
Tim Pigott Smith
as Proculeius
William Thomas
as Soldier
Gito Santana
as Servant
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