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Julius Caesar (VHS, 1992)

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This Julius Caesar VHS tape is a must-have for any drama lover. The tape features a sealed original copy of the classic play directed by Joseph Leo Mankiewicz, starring John Gielgud in the leading role. The genre of the movie is drama, and it is rated NR. The signal standard of the tape is NTSC. The movie title is Julius Caesar, and it is a great addition to any movie collection. The aspects of the tape are in excellent condition, and it is a perfect gift for anyone who loves classic movies. Get your hands on this VHS tape, and enjoy the timeless story of one of history's greatest leaders.

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William Shakespeare's multifaceted dialogue, layered upon complex human motivations, gives actors a chance to sink or shine, and in this film adaptation of JULIUS CAESAR, Marlon Brando, John Gielgud, and James Mason prove themselves well up to the task, creating one of the most watchable versions of the tragic play. Warnings for Caesar to beware the Ides of March heighten a tension already made urgent by Cassius's exhortations to his fellow senators to assassinate Caesar before he gains more power. Controlled camera shots maintain the vintage stagelike feel of many scenes, reminding the viewer of JULIUS CAESAR's prestigious history, while characters flowing from one scene to the next break the play out of its past and into the more dynamic world as only the film drama can. The Oscar-nominated Brando's (as Marc Antony) powerful "Friends, Romans, countrymen" speech is the centerpiece of this masterwork, throbbing with pain, indignation, and secret intentions. This adaptation of the monumental play will reassure viewers that Shakespeare can be brought to marvelous, vibrant justice on the screen; it garnered an Academy Award nomination for Best Picture.