03 April 2001 Factual 119 mins
Documentary about the making of 20th Century Fox's 1963 film "Cleopatra," then the most expensive film of all time.
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Keith Baxter as Self
Stephen Boyd as Self (archive footage)
Jack Brodsky as Self
David Brown as Self
Richard Burton as Self (archive footage)
Joan Collins as Self (archive footage)
Hume Cronyn as Self
Robert Culp as Narrator
John DeCuir as Self (archive footage)
C.O. Erickson as Self
Peter Finch as Self (archive footage)
Eddie Fisher as Self (archive footage)
Rex Harrison as Self (archive footage)
Martin Landau as Self
Rouben Mamoulian as Self (archive footage)
Christopher Mankiewicz as Self
Brent Zacky Director
Brent Zacky Producer
Michael D. Stevens Producer
Michele Farinola Producer
Kevin Burns Writer
Kevin Burns Director
Kevin Burns Executive Producer
Monica Bider Writer
Scott Hartford Producer
Brent Zacky Writer
Steven C. Smith Producer
Chris Many Original Music Composer
Marc Juris Executive Producer
Andrew Willenger Editor
Jessica Falcon Executive Producer
Zachary Bell Editor
United States 03 April 2001
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