
Julius Caesar
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- 1953
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Citizens of Rome Gather round.
Welcome to Gordion. Now Gordion
was famous for his knot.
The oracles predicted that who
could untie the knot...
would conquer the whole world.
Many came from far and wide but
none succeeded,
until one day the mighty Alexander
arrived
Alexander, descended from the mighty
God Apollo.
Advance!
Apollo enlightened Alexander
and showed
him how to untie the knot.
Sulla has returned to Rome to
establish order.
He declares that the innocents
have no reason to fear.
But that those guilty of crimes against
him shall be most severely punished.
The men whose names are written on
these lists are declared outlaws.
They have no rights as citizens
henceforth they may be killed on sight
Anyone who takes it upon himself to
kill any of these men...
will be considered a friend of the state..
and shall be rewarded with the properties
and possessions these outlaws leave behind.
The biggest crime under Roman law.
Mother?
- Cornelia?
Mother?
Where is my wife?
- at her fathers.
Grandmother The soldiers are coming
- Julia stay with her.
Sulla has taken the city with his army
He has made lists hundreds of people are on them
Are you?
- No my wife's father is.
Julia stay in the house.
Don't go.
To get your mother.
Is he not on the list?
He's the one you want over there.
- Right.
Have you heard?
- Yes we have to hurry.
might as well die right here.
Please go.
- - She's right Cinna We must leave now.
Cinna hurry.
Go.
- Please, father.
Go Hurry!
Go.!
Please Cornelia, run!
Give me your name.
It's Caesar, from the house of Julia.
Arrest him.
No please no!
Are you Julius Caesar?
-Yes.
This way...
This way.
That is not negotiable.
Who is he?
Julius Caesar.
Nephew to Marius...
You have unfortunate ancestry.
If you think it's unfortunate
to be descendent from the Gods.
Which God is that?
- The Julia descendent from Aeneas,
Who was...
- The son of Venus, yes yes.
I recall Marius making such claims.
There are many people these days who
claim to be descendents from the Gods.
We have a crest which proves it..
I believe you can have them
fashioned in the market place...
...for a couple of dinars.
Why did you ask to see me?
Your mother...
She came to see me.
Did she ask you to spare my life?
And what you agreed?
Well I promised that I would consider it.
And I'm supposed to be grateful to you?
- No.
To you we are old friends.
- You killed a lot of old friends...
True, true true.
Old friends of the day become
fresh enemies at night.
What do you want in
exchange for my life?
Why do you think I want anything in Exchange?
And like you don't give things
away for free.
I'm not a man without compassion.
I will help you if I can.
First you must understand the
gravity of the crime.
Cinna was my greatest enemy.
And you helped him to escape.
Did he?
Of course not.
He escaped my soldiers only to be
killed by one of his servants.
My wife?
- She's well.
I leave women to their health.
And since you are only the son of
Cinna by marriage,
I intend to leave you to yours.
If...?
If you divorce your wife.
Well?
No I refuse.
- You refuse to divorce your wife
Even though it may cost you your life?
My wife is my teacher.
She's more clever than I am, She's
more honest than I am,
She's a more compelling argument
than I am or you are.
Or your office is.
I won't divorce her.
That is my answer.
- Ah, Pompey...
What can we do with men such as this?
I don't know weather to embrace
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