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* Cleopatra's entry into Rome. One of the most awesome scenes in movies ever.
** The Italian extras clearly thought so as well, for they started cheering and calling Creator/ElizabethTaylor's name in the middle of filming it.
** Even though she bows to Caesar at the end, the sheer level of pageantry and charisma (not to mention all the wealth she just displayed) means the bow is mere theatre, and everybody knows it. The wink just seals it.
** The Italian extras clearly thought so as well, for they started cheering and calling Creator/ElizabethTaylor's name in the middle of filming it.
** Even though she bows to Caesar at the end, the sheer level of pageantry and charisma (not to mention all the wealth she just displayed) means the bow is mere theatre, and everybody knows it. The wink just seals it.
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-->'''Ptolemy:''' (to Pothinus)You said the Romans were going to push the people back and make them angry! Why aren't they doing what you said they'd do?
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-->'''Ptolemy:''' (to Pothinus)You ''(to Pothinus)'' You said the Romans were going to push the people back and make them angry! Why aren't they doing what you said they'd do?
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-->'''Pothinus:''' The Romans have degenerative minds your most high majesty. They uh...do the unexpected.
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-->'''Pothinus:''' The Romans have degenerative minds your most high majesty. They uh... do the unexpected.
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* Cleopatra's grand and lavish entry into UsefulNotes/{{Rome}}.
** The Italian extras clearly thought so as well, for they started cheering and calling Creator/ElizabethTaylor's name in the middle of filming it.
** Even though she bows to Caesar at the end, the sheer level of pageantry and charisma (not to mention all the wealth she just displayed) means the bow is mere theatre, and everybody knows it. The wink just seals it.
** The Italian extras clearly thought so as well, for they started cheering and calling Creator/ElizabethTaylor's name in the middle of filming it.
** Even though she bows to Caesar at the end, the sheer level of pageantry and charisma (not to mention all the wealth she just displayed) means the bow is mere theatre, and everybody knows it. The wink just seals it.
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** Even though she bows to Caesar at the end, the sheer level of pageantry and charisma (not to mention all the wealth she just displayed) means the bow is mere theatre, and everybody knows it. The wink just seals it.
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* Julius Caesar's arrival in Alexandria. Instead of having his soldiers fight their way through a crowded marketplace and causing a riot as the young pharaoh Ptolemy's advisers were hoping, he tells his men to follow his lead as he leisurely shops his their way through!
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* Julius Caesar's arrival in Alexandria. Instead of having his soldiers fight their way through a crowded marketplace and causing a riot as the young pharaoh Ptolemy's advisers were hoping, he tells his men to follow his lead as he leisurely shops his their way through!
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-->'''Ptolemy:''' (to Pothinus)You said the Romans were going to push the people back and make them angry! Why aren't they doing what you said they's do?
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-->'''Ptolemy:''' (to Pothinus)You said the Romans were going to push the people back and make them angry! Why aren't they doing what you said they's they'd do?
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** The Italian extras clearly thought so as well, for they started cheering and calling ElizabethTaylor's name in the middle of filming it.
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** The Italian extras clearly thought so as well, for they started cheering and calling ElizabethTaylor's Creator/ElizabethTaylor's name in the middle of filming it.
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-->'''Ptolemy:''' You said the Romans were going to push the people back and make them angry! Why aren't they doing what you said they's do?
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-->'''Ptolemy:''' You (to Pothinus)You said the Romans were going to push the people back and make them angry! Why aren't they doing what you said they's do?
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* Julius Caesar's arrival in Alexandria. Instead of having his soldiers fight their way through a crowded marketplace and causing a riot as the young pharaoh's advisers were hoping, he tells his men to follow his lead as he leisurely shops his their way through!
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* Julius Caesar's arrival in Alexandria. Instead of having his soldiers fight their way through a crowded marketplace and causing a riot as the young pharaoh's pharaoh Ptolemy's advisers were hoping, he tells his men to follow his lead as he leisurely shops his their way through!through!
-->'''Ptolemy:''' You said the Romans were going to push the people back and make them angry! Why aren't they doing what you said they's do?
-->'''General Achillas:''' Your king has asked you a question Lord Chamberlain.
-->'''Pothinus:''' The Romans have degenerative minds your most high majesty. They uh...do the unexpected.
-->'''Achillas:''' Particularly one Roman. Master of the unexpected!
-->'''Ptolemy:''' You said the Romans were going to push the people back and make them angry! Why aren't they doing what you said they's do?
-->'''General Achillas:''' Your king has asked you a question Lord Chamberlain.
-->'''Pothinus:''' The Romans have degenerative minds your most high majesty. They uh...do the unexpected.
-->'''Achillas:''' Particularly one Roman. Master of the unexpected!
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* Julius Caesar's arrival in Alexandria. Instead of having his soldiers fight their way through a crowded marketplace and causing a riot as the young pharaoh's advisers were hoping, he tells his men to follow his lead as he leisurely shops his their way through!
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Cleopatra's entry into Rome. One of the most awesome scenes in movies ever.
** The Italian extras clearly thought so as well, for they started cheering and calling Elizabeth Taylor's name in the middle of filming it.
** The Italian extras clearly thought so as well, for they started cheering and calling Elizabeth Taylor's name in the middle of filming it.
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* CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Cleopatra's entry into Rome. One of the most awesome scenes in movies ever.
** The Italian extras clearly thought so as well, for they started cheering and callingElizabeth Taylor's ElizabethTaylor's name in the middle of filming it.
** The Italian extras clearly thought so as well, for they started cheering and calling
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* How can this not be up here yet? Her entrance into Rome is one of the most famous CMA's in movie history.
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* How can this not be up here yet? Her entrance CrowningMomentOfAwesome: Cleopatra's entry into Rome is one Rome. One of the most famous CMA's awesome scenes in movie history.movies ever.
** The Italian extras clearly thought so as well, for they started cheering and calling Elizabeth Taylor's name in the middle of filming it.
** The Italian extras clearly thought so as well, for they started cheering and calling Elizabeth Taylor's name in the middle of filming it.
