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| Vivien Leigh | Cleopatra |
| Claude Rains | Julius Caesar |
| Stewart Granger | Apollodorus |
| Flora Robson | Ftatateeta |
| Francis L. Sullivan | Pothinus |
| Basil Sydney | Rufio |
| Cecil Parker | Britannus |
| Raymond Lovell | Lucius Septimus |
| Anthony Eustrel | Achillas |
| Ernest Thesiger | Theodotus |
| Anthony Harvey | Ptolemy |
| Renee Asherson | Iras |
| Olga Edwardes | Cleopatra's Lady Attendant |
| Stanley Holloway | Belzanor |
| Michael Rennie | Quayside Centurion |
| James McKechnie | Second Centurion |
| Esme Percy | Major Domo |
| Leo Genn | Bel Affris |
| Alan Wheatley | Persian |
| Anthony Holles | Boatman |
| Charles Victor | First Porter |
| Ronald Shiner | Second Porter |
| John Bryning | Sentinel |
| Felix Aylmer | First Nobleman |
| Ivor Barnard | Second Nobleman |
| Valentine Dyall | First Guardsman |
| Charles Deane | Second Guardsman |
The Roman conqueror Julius Caesar takes over the Egyptian city of Alexandria, and in so doing inherits a pressing problem: in accordance to with local custom, the beautiful young princess Cleopatra and her even younger brother Ptolemy have been married and are to rule the country together, despite their competing desires to rule alone. Caesar takes Cleopatra under his wing, mentoring her in the uses of political power.
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