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Article: Hail `Caesar,' TNT's 4-hour miniseries airing Sunday and Monday.
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- The Dallas Morning News (Dallas, TX)
- Article date:
- June 19, 2003
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Byline: Ed Bark
A Vegas showplace, a pizza company and a salad are among the many-splendored legacies of Rome's foremost ruler.
Now TV finally takes a stab at Julius Caesar in the aptly named, splendidly rendered "Caesar." The four-hour TNT miniseries also includes a rousing although brief final performance by the late Richard Harris. He gallantly rises to the challenge of the despotic Sulla before sinking for the last time into a deluxe sunken tub.
Filmed in Malta and Bulgaria, "Caesar" harkens to the money-on-the-screen pageantry that used to be commonplace in the 1980s on the then-Big Three broadcast networks. "Shogun," "Masada," "Peter the ...
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... ... the relationship between Caesar and Brutus to make his ... all that personal. "Caesar" suffers from less ... part one with the late Richard Harris as the wicked Sulla ... Sulla says of young Caesar. "Bring it to me in ...
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