Movie versions of Shakespeare's play Caesar.=

AI Overview There are several movie versions of William Shakespeare's play Julius Caesar, including Joseph L. Mankiewicz's 1953 MGM film starring Marlon Brando and James Mason, as well as a modern gangster version from 2009. Other adaptations include a 1950 sound version with Charlton Heston, a modern business setting in An Honourable Murder (1960), and various BBC television versions. Notable Film Versions

William Shakespeare's Julius Caesar (1953): Directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz, this MGM film stars Marlon Brando as Mark Antony, James Mason as Brutus, and John Gielgud as Cassius.

Julius Caesar (1950): This version was directed by David Bradley and is notable as the first sound film adaptation of the play, with Charlton Heston in the cast. Julius Caesar (Video 2009): A modern, black and white gangster take on the play. An Honourable Murder (1960): This film transposed the play into a modern business environment.

Where to Watch

The 1953 film is available on Netflix. It is also available to purchase or rent on other platforms like Amazon Prime Video and Google Play.

Other Adaptations

Television: There are several BBC adaptations, including a version from 1969 as part of the Play of the Month series.

Modern Interpretations: Some adaptations have reimagined the play's story in different settings, such as the 2009 gangster film or the 1960 film An Honourable Murder.