
- Genre
- Film
- Released
- 1964
- Starring
- Sid James, Kenneth Williams, Kenneth Connor, Charles Hawtrey, Joan Sims, Jim Dale, Amanda Barrie, Victor Maddern and others
- Writer
- Talbot Rothwell
- Director
- Gerald Thomas
- Producer
- Peter Rogers
Disquiet is growing in Rome. Caesar's been away for three years, but despite expanding the empire across Gaul and into Britain - supplying Rome with an ever-expanding range of fresh foods, products, and slaves - neither his family nor the Senate are impressed, and plans are afoot to assassinate him.
Egypt, meanwhile, is in a precarious state. Word reaches Caesar that Ptolemy is planning to usurp his sister Cleopatra as Pharoah - something that would throw the region into disarray.
Returning hastily to Rome with his latest bunch of captured slaves in tow, the Emperor immediately dispatches his top general and loyal friend Mark Antony to Egypt, where he is tasked with taking power of the region.
Unfortunately for Caesar, the general's plans are thrown into disarray when he lays his eyes upon the beautiful Pharoah, and is immediatley taken under her spell...
- Tagline
- The funniest film since 54 B.C.
- Part of
- UK certificate
- A
- Duration
- 92 minutes
- Release date
- Thursday 17th December 1964
- Premiere
- November 1964
- Distributor
- Production company
- Laugh track
- None
Broadcast details
- Last repeat
- Saturday 2nd January 2021 at 2:00pm on ITV3
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