Cleopatra

1:04:01

...I wanted you to hear...
- That my husband has married Cleopatra.

1:04:06

There's some fresh wine.
One of your many favorites.

1:04:12

The ceremony, according to vicious
gossip, was in the Egyptian religion.

1:04:16

Even if true, that can't be
taken seriously.

1:04:19

During which he was formally
declared an Egyptian god.

1:04:23

Officially divine, at last.

1:04:26

That must have pleased Caesar.

1:04:28

Calpurnia, we know Caesar, you and I.

1:04:32

This so-called marriage
has no validity under Roman law.

1:04:35

There must be political purpose.

1:04:37

Perhaps a symbolic ceremony
to ratify our bond with Egypt.

1:04:40

Perhaps merely
indulging some barbaric custom.

1:04:44

You've been loyal and kind.

1:04:46

You came as quickly
as you could.

1:04:49

Unhappily, vicious gossip
travels even faster than you...

1:04:53

...and the truth.

1:04:55

Have you heard, for instance, that
Cleopatra is carrying Caesar's child?

1:05:01

Yes, Antony.

1:05:03

We know him...

1:05:05

...you and I.

1:05:31

There shall be...

1:05:33

There shall be...

1:05:35

...Rome.

1:05:37

Mighty and alone and unloved.

1:05:39

A mistress.

1:05:41

A mistress shall raise thee again
from earth to heaven...

1:05:45

...and all the world shall know
a golden age of justice and of love.

1:05:52

A son shall be born to Isis!

1:05:55

A son shall be born to Isis!

1:05:58

Rome shall know him in cloth of gold.