Julius Caesar Charlton Heston
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Julius Caesar (1950) part 4by shakespearescaesar3,569 views- 2:27
Charlton Heston Explains Movie Ratings...HeHeby MrMovieNight4,576 views
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Julius Caesar (1950) part 5by shakespearescaesar3,846 views
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Charlton Heston on The Ten Commandmentsby TVOntario13,596 views
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Charlton Heston speaks about Civil Rightsby DocChannel27,574 views
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HARDtalk: Charlton Heston 3by bbcworldnews4,494 views
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Julius Caesar (1950) part 1by shakespearescaesar17,641 views
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Julius Caesar (1950) part 3by shakespearescaesar3,573 views
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Julius Caesar: Marc Antony Dogs of War Monologue (Character animation)by Gerx88816,607 views
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100 photos of Mr.Charlton Heston - A Tributeby vandana72,237 views
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Charlton Heston on "The Big Country"by mwoelfle11,676 views
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Julius Caesar - In The End Linkin Park LYRICSby lucas117232,545 views
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Charlton Heston's film debut - Peer Gynt (1941)by glangorous20,660 views
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Rome HBO - The murder of Julius Caesarby Wolfshead2122,790 views
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Genghis Khan trailer - Charlton Heston, Pat Morita, et alby fadedhour45,529 views
Call Marlon, it hurts seing this...
zarco1977 1 month ago
Pretty amateurish. But, what do you expect? It's Charlton Heston in a $15,000 production filmed in Chicago with a non-professional cast.
He was merely a film star, not an actor, totally lacking in range, depth and nuance. No wonder his somewhat useful career lasted less than ten years.
laszloseverance 8 months ago
A wonderful classical actor. I wish there were more recordings of him in this sort of thing. That speech runs quite fast because it's unpunctuated, doesn't have any natural pausing points, and intensifies in emotion. Charlton seemed to do a good job pacing it. His delivery of the last last line was the best - full of hot rage harnessed for a cold revenge.
rockhammer85 11 months ago
wow
eslubin 1 year ago
Best part of the best version of the best play
PFCFitz 1 year ago
This was very, VERY early in Heston's professional career. For my taste, he rather rushes through it, although he's quite effective in "Let slip the dogs of war." Heston performed this great monologue (during my acting days 20-30 years ago, it was one of my audition pieces:)) much more effectively in Stuart Burge's 1970 film of "Julius Caesar."
stevevandien 1 year ago
a good idea ,stevevandien,to post the BURGE 1970 version,with its fantastic monologue;despite the poor direction,a fantastic piece of acting,with more subtility and overtones than the much praised BRANDO version!
WILSON42258 2 years ago
"Let's slip the dogs of war" was truly brilliant. I love Charlton Heston.
swonderfulsue 2 years ago
Interesting to compare Heston's early performance of Antony's monologue with that he did some 20 years later for the JC directed by Stuart Burge -- wish it was on You Tube:) -- I think I've got it on videotape, somewhere in storage; will post it if I can find it --
stevevandien 3 years ago
Even when he was young and inexperienced we can see his talent.
The first part was a little overacting, but the "Let's slip the dogs of war" was just amazing, brilliant.
A great actor, RIP
darkdanu89 3 years ago 2