Cleopatra (1999)
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German title | Cleopatra |
Original title | Cleopatra |
Country of production | USA , Germany |
original language | English |
Publishing year | 1999 |
length | 177 minutes |
Age rating | FSK 12 |
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Director | Franc Roddam |
script |
Stephen Harrigan Anton Diether Margaret George |
production | Dyson Lovell |
music | Trevor Jones |
camera | David Connell |
cut | Peter Coulson |
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The TV production Cleopatra from 1999 is one of the film adaptations of the life of the last Pharaoh of Egypt , Cleopatra VII.
The largest set that has ever been seen in Morocco was built for the film . The story is based on the biographical novel by Margaret George ( The memoirs of Cleopatra ).
During the production phase, the costume designer Enrico Sabbatini died as a result of a traffic accident.
Reviews
“The life, love and death of the Egyptian Queen Cleopatra in the form of an elaborately produced television mini-series. However, this effort bears no relation to the result, which deals with the historical facts quite carelessly and is borne by actors who often act on the verge of ridicule. If the first part is still characterized by a certain speed, the second quickly runs out of historical and staged breath. "
"Noah's Ark" producer Robert Halmi and his director Franc Roddam ("Moby Dick", 1998) serve this state affair as the background for the large-scale deployment of people (20,000 extras), tricks and backdrops (Rome and Alexandria were newly created in Morocco) . It goes without saying that the $ 30 million adaptation of the novel after Margaret Georges cannot compete with the legendary Liz Taylor epic from 1963. With a Rosamunde Pilcher film in antiquity, however, it was. Intrigue, love, hate, everything larger than life. "
Awards
The TV movie received four Emmy nominations:
- Best equipment
- Best costume design
- Best hair styling
- Best special effects
Voice actor
The voice actors for the German version:
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Web links
- Cleopatra in the Internet Movie Database (English)
Individual evidence
- ↑ Cleopatra. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed October 18, 2016 .
- ↑ synchronkartei.de: Cleopatra. Retrieved August 8, 2015 .