
Julius Caesar
1994-11-30 · 25 min · Not rated
A compelling study of personal ambition versus the good of the state.
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- Directors
- Yuri Kulakov
- Production companies
- Soyuzmultfilm, Christmas Films
- Countries
- United Kingdom, Russia
- Status
- Released
Top Cast
Joss AcklandCaesar
Frances TomeltyCalphunia
David RobbBrutus
Hugh QuarshieCassius
Jim CarterMark Antony
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