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The Notorious Cleopatra

USA 1969
produced by
Bethel Buckalew (as A.P. Stootsberry), Harry H. Novak (executive) for Global Pictures, Boxoffice International
directed by Bethel Buckalew (as A.P. Stootsberry)
starring Sonora, Johnny Rocco, Jay Edwards, Dixie Donovan, Mason Bakman, Christopher Stone, Michael Cheal, Ron Smith, Woody Lee, Tom Huorn, Ty Hamilton, James Brand, Bobby Love, Joe Pepe, Jess White, Frank James, Tommy Davis, Kathy Cannella, Bonnie Cooper, Suzanne Fields, Ruth Liben, Cherise Roland
written by Jim Macher, music by Vic Lance

Cleopatra, Marc Antony, Julius Caesar

review by
Mike Haberfelner

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Ancient Rome: Julius Caesar (Jay Edwards) has grown tired of Roman women, so he sends Marc Antony (Johnny Rocco), the greatest lover of Rome, to Egypt to fetch him Cleopatra (Sonora) ... thing is, Marc Antony falls for Cleopatra, and she for him, and instead of bringing her to Rome, they spend night after night after night together.

Then though, Marc Antony is ordered back to Rome because his family tried to assassinate Caesar. Cleopatra doesn't want to be without her lover, so she goes after him in disguise, and spends a night of sin with Caesar, just to help Marc Antony. Thing is, Marc Antony can't see how this will help him (and neither can the audience) and has Cleopatra thrown into his own private dungeon out of jealousy, from where she can only escape thanks to her favourite blonde slave (Dixie Donovan).

In the meantime, Marc Antony has conspired with the senators to kill Caesar in Senat, but once they have succeeded in doing so, the others make Marc Antony their scapegoat, and he flees to Egypt and into the arms of Cleopatra, who's still in love with him.

The Roman army howeve is in hot pursuit of Marc Antony, and before long, Marc Antony's men decide to not only beat it but also loot Cleopatra's palace ... and one of them (Mason Bakman) decides it would also be a good idea to rape Cleopatra. When Marc Antony sees his trusted man shagging Cleopatra, he totally misjudges the situation and stabs Cleopatra to death in a fit of jealousy. And when the Roman army has cornered him soon afterwards, he commits suicide ...

 

Basically, the whole plot of this film is just an excuse to show naked (female) skin, and much of it, too - in which the film succeeds. Ultimately though, The Notorious Cleopatra is a pretty standard softsex film from the late 1960's, and while it's pretty ok as such, it also doesn't have all that much going for it, actually. Standard fare, really.

 

review © by Mike Haberfelner

 

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