Caligula - actors, characters and roles
All actors and their roles in the film "Caligula"
Caligola (1979)
Timing:
2:36 (156 min)
5.97/10
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970
6.017/10
31485
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5.3/10
42000
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Actors and characters
Lori Wagner
Character Agrippina
Adriana Asti
Character Ennia
Bruno Brive
Character Gemellus
Rick Parets
Character Mnester
Paula Mitchell
Character Subura Singer
Donato Placido
Character Proculus
Angela La Vorgna
Character Tortured Slave (uncredited)
Donatella Damiani
Character Breastfeeding nurse (uncredited)
Mario Pascucci
Character Man at Banquet (uncredited)
Tony Casale
Character Senator (uncredited)
What's left behind the scenes
- The Swedish melodic death metal band Arch Enemy used dialogue from the film in their song 'Rise of the Tyrant' from their 2007 album of the same name: Caligula: I have existed from the morning of the world and I shall exist until the last star falls from the night. Although I have taken the form of Gaius Caligula, I am all men as I am no man and therefore I am a God. Claudius: All those who say aye, say aye. Caligula: Aye... Aye! Senators: Aye! Aye! Aye! Guard: He's a god now...
- It took about four years to make the film.
- The film was subsidized by the 'Penthouse' pornography empire, hence the scandalously indecent nature of some scenes, which led screenwriter Gore Vidal to remove his name from the credits, and moral crusaders (especially in the Vatican) called it 'repulsive, shameful trash'.
- Authentically pornographic scenes, featuring 6 minutes of real, unsimulated sex on screen, were personally filmed and edited into the film by Bob Guccione, the publisher of the magazine 'Penthouse,' which is recognized as pornographic in the United States. He did this without the knowledge of the film's main director, Tinto Brass, who had been removed from the film's production by that point.
- The film was subsidized by the pornographic empire “Penthouse,” hence the scandalously indecent nature of some scenes, which led screenwriter Gore Vidal to remove his name from the credits, while moral crusaders (especially in the Vatican) called it “repulsive, shameful trash.”
- Truly pornographic scenes, with real, unsimulated sex (totaling 6 minutes) on screen, were personally filmed and edited into the film by the producer, Bob Guccione, publisher of the magazine “Penthouse,” recognized as pornographic in the United States. He did this without the knowledge of the main director, Tinto Brass, who had been removed from the film's production at that point.
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