Rome (HBO) - Mark Antony Meets Cleopatra In Alexandria
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This Cleopatra is better than Netflix one
absolutely 100000000%
Alfonso
Ten times better!!!
More accurate too, but netflix is more interested in being anti-White than in being truthful.
😆
@@sib1982❓
This scene is better than the entire last season of GoT.
I still don't see what is so good about this.
I wont go that far but that sexy walk was natural for her..loved it
Anything would be better than the entire last scene of GOT
@@WiilyDerbbinphlatte I agree
@@lucifermorningstar-hn5ev 😂 stfu
For those who love Rome this was the scene we watched until the end of credits because we were hypnotized.
By her bang tidy little monkey hiding under that dress
By what?
@@WiilyDerbbinphlatte her bang tidy little puss box hiding under that dress
@@the_uglysteve6933 you can't see shit
@@WiilyDerbbinphlatte her vagina? 🤔🧐😜
This show had the potential to be so much better than Game of Thrones. Too bad it was canceled.
For sure, they could have done a prequel or a sequel. There is so much historical material with ancient Rome.
One of my favorite shows. Not sure what really happened, but the production cost must've been through the roof and with the Sopranos being so successful HBO likely saw the numbers and killed it.
@@pirateentrepreneur2574 the cost to produce a 12 episode season was 110 million. It was at that time the most expensive show ever.
1988 CLEOPATRA VII DERNIÈRE REINE EGYPTE ROME JULES REMI GOFFLO CÉSAR MARK ANTHONY ROMAINS
It is, 2 seasons and still a better ending than GOT.
1:11 I love how the soundtrack stops as they greet each other and starts up again right before going straight to the credits. I honestly cannot think of a better cliffhanger.
It must have been really hot in Alexandria that day.
Any hotter, what would she be wearing?
1988 CLEOPATRA VII DERNIÈRE REINE EGYPTE ROME JULES REMI GOFFLO CÉSAR MARK ANTHONY ROMAINS
It Egypt tho! 😂
@@Saiputera 1988 CLEOPATRA VII DERNIÈRE REINE EGYPTE ROME JULES REMI GOFFLO CÉSAR ROMAINS
It still is.
"He has coupled himself with the Sorceress Cleopatra! He worships dogs and reptiles! He blackens his eyes wirh soot!"
The Greek witch, that was her nickname in Rome.
I'd wear guyliner to get with that, no problem.
@@hipstergenocide6053 You'd have to become one of her eunuchs once she was done with you...
Vile Nilotic rites, or something...
Best scene of the whole series! The look in his eyes is priceless....
1988 CLEOPATRA VII DERNIÈRE REINE EGYPTE ROME JULES REMI GOFFLO CÉSAR MARK ANTHONY ROMAINS
Yes the look is pure lust, like he is about to nut.
She had him with a single word.
he was looking at something alright
He saw through that gown and said to himself: “Yeah. This is home now.”
And that was the beggining of the most tragic and real love story of all times!
My favourite scene possibly in TV history.
1988 EGYPTE ALEXANDRIE GRAND CLEOPATRA JULES REMI GOFFLO CÉSAR MARK ANTHONY ROMAIN
Right? The number of times I'll specifically rewatch it... actual classic.
Are you serious?
You have got to be kidding. What's so good about it? Obviously you haven't seen Last of the Mohicans.
what could Anthony and ceaser see in cleo..... 0:52. Oh... ok then.
Also helped that she had a brilliant mind to go with the body too
1988 CLEOPATRA VII DERNIÈRE REINE EGYPTE ROME JULES REMI GOFFLO CÉSAR MARK ANTHONY ROMAINS
The way he said "cleopatra" 😂
when cleopatra walked toward antony.... PRICELESS❤..
0:52 *I'd fall for her, too*
Same
Sometimes I think this may have been the best television series ever made.
after breaking bad, yes indeed
Romans nailed it with the uniforms. Timeless.
If this was their first meeting they didn’t nail it but it was beautiful, all the costumes, etc. They actually met for the first time on her boat, barge, and she mad him wait because she wouldn’t get off her boat. He had to come to her. Marc Antony was also in Turkey when they first met.
and Marc nailed it with Cleo.
Still gives me shivers when I see this scene. These were real people, folks. This lady almost became Queen of Rome. HBO really did a great job with this series.
This show was so well made and good. Felt like watching Gladiator. 😋
I was soooo angry when it got cancelled.
Why?
It wasn't cancelled, it was about the founding of the Roman empire from the fight between Caesar and Pompei to the death of Caesar and then the rise of Octavian to the triumvirate and finally his victory over Antonicus and Cleopatra at Actium.
The series starts with the first crack in the republic as the rift between Caesar and Pompei becomes known, and ends with the first true emperor taking his place in the victory parading Cleopatra and Antonicus's remaining children in Rome.
@@mnomadvfx it was cancelled. The show was supposed to have at least 4 seasons . The creator had to rush the plot in the S2
Where could it go? Caligula? Skip to Vespasian and the sack of Jerusalem? That would have gone over well. Nero and the Christian persecutions?
Yeah. It had to end where it did.
And Anthony was hooked 😂
That chick did not look like that though, my grandma told me that this is falsehood.
HAHA underrated comment right here
When I was a kid my grandma told me the sun orbits around the earth, never mind what they teach you at school....
@@Aqi777 That quote has the potential to become one of those fill in the blank memes...😆
hahahha bravo
Lmao 😂😂
Why can't they back to portrayals like this. Things as they are and were.
Based on data, facts and historical accounts.
You know why.
The elites won't allow us to portray Western Civilization as BASED.
And once again, Purefoy nails it. Superlative acting.
love the riff on the opening credits theme giving it a more exotic/eastern feel
Occasionally it runs through my head. It was really great opening music.
Say what you want about Marc Antony but he was a MAN OF CULTURE 🇺🇸🇻🇳🇯🇵
Lmfao. That's the understament of all time. Mark Anthony was the OG Chad.
So well done.
The Greek witch, as she was called in Rome at that time. Who would guess that Rome would be survived for one thousand years, by a state Hellenistic in culture and character, like the one that Cleopatra ruled. The Byzantine mysticism, the theocratic rule, the blend of east and west, the blend of Hellenism with other cultures, make Eastern Rome the true last Hellenistic power. Cleopatra's revenge from the grave.
Mas pediram ajuda ao império romano do OCIDENTE.quando foram atacados pelos bárbaros.O império do OCIDENTE caiu mas depois ressurgiu com o império romano franco germânico Até o século 19
You write beautiful. I could read a book by you
Do you have a historical source that calls her a Greek witch?
@@ednacristinadejesus6946 East freed Rome! 👍
@@SpartanLeonidas1821
When Rome destroyed itself..👍
But again it’s still all under one umbrella, Rome was Rome.
Rome tv series was amazing, till this day I have both season 1 and 2 of this amazing show, and I got it online from the PlayStation store so I can watch it whenever I want 😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎😎
If that isn’t sexy, I don’t know what is, got me fired up.
The music is so perfect
Besides killing Pompey this is the best cliffhanger the show had.
Dear netflix ... _THIS_ is what Cleopatra looked like.
Cleopatra was Greek, not even Egyptian. She belonged to the Greek family of the Ptolemies, who ruled Egypt after the death of Alexander the Great. And Cleopatra is a Greek female name. Before her reign, Egypt had been a Greek colony for more than 250 years. Cleopatra lived in Alexandria, a city built by Alexander the Great, in which Greek standards of culture were maintained. The fact that Cleopatra is heavily portrayed in all films as an Egyptian in the ancient Egyptian entourage is due to ignorance of history
Well, very soon she won't even be Egyptian anymore, but Nubian.
@@julius43461 I doubt those morons at Netflix even know what Nubians are lol
She was Egyptian in the sense that she was from there and her parents were from there.
@@JewTube001 I agree that Cleopatra was from Egypt. But the controversy surrounding the Netflix series revolves around whether she was of African or European descent and how correct it was to portray her as African in the series. By her origin, Cleopatra was a Greek from Macedonia. She was from the Ptolemai family, who ruled Egypt but did not mix with the local population. Brother-sister marriages were common in this family. And the Ptolemies, like Cleopatra, lived in Alexandria, a Greek city built by Alexander the Great, in which there was mostly Ancient Greek culture. And Cleopatra in films is always portrayed as an Egyptian in the scenery of Ancient Egypt - this is not right
the ost is so damn good. wish it was longer
God they did such a beautiful job with the helmet and the armor and his sword...
An alpha always recognises another alpha.......
1:02 He tilts his head just like Roberto Benigni in a similar scene in the movie "Monster" (1994). 😉😆
We knew a great deal about these.
the strange thing is that she married Marc Anthony, Ptolemaic family never married outside the family and even less with foreigners or not so powerful people
First few ptlomeys married seuclid wives. Not to mention every ptlomey after had multiple wives who were often foreign. However their first wife had to be their sister, their offspring would inherit the throne. Offspring from other wives couldn't inherit the throne.
she was being strategic.
Una de las mejores series realizada
This was a great show, unfortunately it got cancelled due to cost as it filmed on location in Italy.
It wasn't cancelled for cost.
It's all about the founding of the Roman empire.
They could have finished it at the end of season 1 which would have made something of a cliff hanger but still roughly in line with the Shakespeare play Julius Caesar.
@@mnomadvfx one of the creators said there were plans to make 5 seasons and end it with the death of jesus.
@@JewTube001 which is why they introduced Herod to connect the series to Judea.
The Rome series should have ended with Nero.
In real life Cleopatra was no way as beautiful . It was her personality that captivated men .
Actually the casting directors chose the perfect actress. She resembles the statues of her the most out of any other actress who played Cleopatra.
@@RH-td7vc the statues aren't going to make her look inbred though.
@@failtolawl What do you mean by "look inbred" though. Most inbred people look normal. I highly doubt she could pull off the things she did if she looked like a witch.
@@failtolawl poor Charles II, his painter still made him look inbred
She looks like a mix between Julia Louis-Dreyfus from Seinfeld, Marin Hinkle from Two and a Half Men, and Dianna Agron from I am Number Four all at the same time.
AWSOME SCENE
He lost an Empire over that Woman.... I think that decision is up for debate...
This is why the Roman Empire was so great, because as the Empire expanded, they mixed, took in and assimilated with other Cultures, even drawing Generals, Senators and eventually Emperors from everywhere in the Empire. Not just for a brief period, but for over a thousand years....
No other civilization comes close.
I used that line at my first middle-school dance. It didn't work as well as I'd hoped.
Underrated comment
there is a name for this and it strucks like lightning
You want to warn him, "Don't do it man! She's nothin' but trouble!"
Yes, but she is his destiny.
Damn impressive sound system in Cleopatra's palace, but no AC
The beginning of the end.
Her name is Lyndsey Marshall.
Because, yeah, you wanted to know.
You're welcome.
100 people immediately Wikepedia her !
The actress is not really that attractive at all.
@@sweetpeach3649 Your mileage may vary. It's not like she's dating any of us anyway.
Superbe scène
And they lived happily ever after
GLORY TO ROME
Marco Antônio não estava preparado p Cleópatra.
“Promise you’ll send for me.”
“On my life. I promise.” 😬
Much like Carnivale, HBO fucked up big time cancelling this show.
They ran out of money
Rome was fantastic with a brilliant cast & outstanding production value, etc. although the show-runners, writers & directors took a lot of liberties & artistic license for dramatic effe t as they injected a lot of fictional stuff, much of it - the foundation of the story - was based on true events & much was historically accurate. True life can be stranger than fiction indeed. Caesar was charismatic & a brilliant leader, military tactician & politician. Pompey was too & they had that civial war. Brutus, Cassius & the rest plotted against Caesar but the Republic changing into an Empire was a fair accompli. Octavian had that meteoric & almost Improbable rise to power that made him an equal with Marc Antony who he also eventually defeated. It’s a shame the Triumvirate couldn’t last & that a brilliant & accomplished a general as Antony was, he was undone by many mistakes including his fateful romance with Caesar’s ex-girl, the legendary Cleopatra. It’s amazing how sophisticated the Roman Empire was from it’s government to its military & civil services & quality of life. Much of that civilization had a quality of life that could be argued was better than most for the next 1500 years until modern times despite many different practices, mores & norms such as slavery. The Romans had social assistance programs in the form of bread. They has basic police & fire fighting systems in place. Homes were designed to be cool in summer & warm in winter. Elites had villas with heated floors. Public Baths were wonderful institutions that served the people but also became vital meeting spots were deals could be done or legislation enacted.
Roman history is so fascinating & one of my favorite eras besides the Age of Discovery & WW2. I wish time travel was possible. It would be incredible to witness Rome at its height where buildings like the Pantheon wasn’t just a mundane stone facade but covered in marble which must have shone like a jewel. Imagine seeing the Lighthouse of Alexandria or the original pyramids with it’s facade intact. Again, besides being a superlative show, one of the coolest intriguing aspects was so many of the events that happened was true historical fact. They were many ground breaking & important events that shaped antiquity & affected the course of history that we know today. It was a smart move making Lucious Vorenus & Titus Pullo the Forest Gunps of Ancient Rome. We all only wish they had done 5-6 seasons instead of a brilliant season 1 & a rushed & abbreviated Season 2 prior to cancellation. Sad & tragic as all that great potential went to waste.one of the many “What if’s?” Of prior TV Shows?🫤🤷♂️
I think the 2000s was when TV started to get really good, you a had a few shows like Rome, Heroes and Planet Earth/The Blue Planet that were quite big budget and were starting to just have much higher production values and impressive visuals.
anyone else notice her shoes? she's wearing some kind of platform sandals.
and the director of the recent Netflix version said this was bad
Which episode was this?
She's come a long way from being a "mousy little thing."
That leg, tho.
Cleopatra looks like Elaine from Seinfeld.
Why is it I can hear Sid James voice in this clip? Throughly enjoyed the series….it’s just this clip.
As Anthony said to Cleopatra
As he opened a crate of ale
Oh I say
Some girls are bigger than others
Some girls are bigger than others
Some girl’s mothers are bigger than other girls
And mothers
Beautif
I'm guessing they couldn't afford the giant gold and silver ship that Cleopatra actually met Antony on.
DEAAAAM, LORD HAVE MERCY BOE
Holy. Shit. 😍
This stuff always makes me smile. The blunt truth is that this no-name actress looks much better than Cleopatra ever did. Reconstructions of her sister’s face (whose tomb and skeleton were found and pretty much confirmed), as well as numismatic evidence, shows someone average in looks at best. Cleopatra’s allure was real, and perhaps captured here as best as we can, but it was about her chutzpah and bearing, not her form and features.
It's difficult to know, in the sense that our tastes have evolved and the Roman testimonies can't be trusted. Also, we are not looking at her hair, her eyes the texture of her skin, the way she moved, her voice or her smell. Finally, we know that the most powerful allure of Cleopatra was her mind.
@@jaimeduncan6167 Well, you make my point exactly. But, in fact, we have more than Roman testimonials, we have skeletal reconstruction based upon the skull of her sister. Nevertheless, your final words hold for now as well as then: there’s a whole lot more to allure that can be shown in a movie.
@@jaimeduncan6167 people tend to discuss Cleopatra's appearance a lot. In my experience, there are some "average at best" looking women who has a great allure and its due their demeanor and that makes them beautiful and some others that has obvious beauties that are very plain. Probably she was very charming
@@jaimeduncan6167 people tend to discuss Cleopatra's appearance a lot. In my experience, there are some "average at best" looking women who has a great allure and its due their demeanor, their style and most importantly, their wit and that makes them beautiful and some others that has obvious beauties that are very plain. Probably she was very charming
Maybe at that time all the other women were really really ugly so she was a 10 by their standards 😃
Which episode
Anybody watching in 4k 65*tv
The (CAT) was visible or we once again got deceptive by cleopatra 😆
Что за фильм
The wardrobe was designed after the dresses all "Instagram influencers" wear all the time.
I like this series a lot, let me tell you about your father :)
I really wish they didn't this down so much, if they had the money, imagine the CGI battles
Mark Antony: "How you doin'?"
What's the soundtrack?
it's an original score. i have it on CD.
Oooh Mark Anthony!!!!!😍
Cleopatra: Antony....
Mark Antony:
She looks like Elaine Benes
Cleopatra, being the queen of Egypt, was scary to shine with a huge hooked nose.
roman propaganda
@@JewTube001
Only Roman sources have reported on Cleopatra. There is no other data.
Lyndsey Marshal is gorgeous.
Why does this Cleopatra look like Selma Hayek?
Is that bush I see😳
A couple that will go down in the history books.
hello there
Essa cena é sobre hathor.
A construção de personagem é fundamental pois Antônio foi construído como o safadão simpático que nós faz nós identificar somos como ele .
Após isso no episódios anteriores ele é humilhado e nos faz querer que ele receba alguma compensação.
E temos o a entrada triunfal ele é importante .
Temos a criança então ele pensa então esse é o perigoso senhor do Egito que eu tenho que dominar serei então o pai dessa criança...
Mas tudo ainda é muito frustrante para ele e para nós.
E aí entra essa atriz.
A cena de abertura dela é extremamente sensual o que faz acender o sentimento de compensação justa .
mas não apenas isso.
A postura dela é a chave.
Ela não tem expressão ou sentimento .
Uma coisa que caracteriza a postura que um rei um faraó deve ter é não expressar emoções.
Aqui é a maquiagem que fala e o vestuário como também a postura inicial.a maquiagem a faz parecer como uma vaca.
Sua colocação corporal é agressiva no expor partes reprodutivas .
E o grande truque é a cara indiferente
O que nós ensinou o sentido dela Cleópatra como devota da deusa hathor .
Algo que caracteriza os bovinos sua atitude indiferente na hora de ir pro abatedouro.
Ela nao liga se será abatida sexualmente falando ela expressa um tanto faz , mas ela está realmente dizendo eu sou muito importante mas também sou aquela que você pode fazer o que dizer também porque não ligo .
O ator é muito expressivo em dizer com a expressão do rosto público eu me dei bem o traz a sensação nos damos bem
E isso dela se porta assim na situação dele traz um tipo de superioridade para ela e a música coloca isso do Egito domina
E isso aí sim é uma expressão de hathor .
ela esteve muito perto de se tornar rainha de Roma
Big shoes to fill in I say
Pulo and Vorenus were supposed to witness the crucifixion of Jesus. That was the plan, but it was cancelled.
1:13
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Oh my god! This actress is exactly like cleopatra! If you search for her real face
1988 CLEOPATRA VII DERNIÈRE REINE EGYPTE ROME JULES REMI GOFFLO CÉSAR MARK ANTHONY ROMAINS
1988 CLEOPATRA VII DERNIÈRE REINE EGYPTE ROME JULES REMI GOFFLO CÉSAR MARK ANTHONY ROMAINS
Que mujer más seductora
vidi..veni
great show season 3 is...... oh shit what noooo
1988 CLEOPATRA VII DERNIÈRE REINE EGYPTE ROME MARK ANTHONY FRÈRE JULES REMI GOFFLO CÉSAR ROMAINS
1988 CLEOPATRA VII DERNIÈRE REINE EGYPTE ROME MARK ANTHONY FRÈRE JULES REMI GOFFLO CÉSAR ROMAINS
That's the best they could do for Cleopatra?
I doubt she was even half that good looking. The ptolemy line of succession ran through brother and sister.
Actually this portrayal of Cleopatra is the closest thing Cleopatra looked like in real life. Go look at her sculptures and then look at this woman. The original Cleopatra was an average woman, but it was her intelligence and charisma that made her bewitching.
I mean...she managed to wrap two roman leaders, who could've had any women they wanted, around her finger so she certainly must've had something about her, right?
@@shimanopetermann9068 I mean the standards of attraction back then was certainly multiple times lower then of now .
@@boi-august5959 was it though? I'm pretty sure there was a lot of pretty people in the first century BC.
@@boi-august5959 Incest isn't guaranteed to make someone look ugly. It just heightens the chance, so it's entirely possible Cleopatra was indeed beautiful or at least above average.