Caesar and mother of Julia Nicole Grimaudo as Julia, daughter of Caesar, wife of Pompey and dies after her son is born Sean Pertwee as Titus Labienus, a lieutenant under Caesar; he defected to Pompey once he knew Caesar was marching on Rome and died in the Battle of Munda, the last battle of the war Paolo Briguglia as Marcus Cato, son of Cato Kate Steavenson-Payne as Portia, wife of Brutus Ian Duncan as Brutus, Senator and friend of Caesar who is the most famous for turning on Caesar and participating in his murder Jay Rodan as Mark Antony, a cousin, friend, and military commander of Caesar who would eventually get revenge on Caesar's murderers Christian Kohlund as Lepidus, Caesar's best supporter in the Senate who allied with Mark Antony after his murder David Foxxe as Pothinus, regent of King Ptolemy XIII Anna Cachia as Atilia, wife of Cato and mother of Marcus Cato Christopher Ettridge as Apollonius Molon, Greek philosopher and teacher Colin Maher as Casca, Senator who was actually the first man to stab Caesar Brendan Hooper as Bibulus, son in-law to Cato who fought against Caesar in the war John Suda as Tillius, Senator and assassin of Caesar Chris Gatt as Ligarius, Senator and conspirator Clive Merrison as Metellus, Senator killed by Sulla as an example to the others Denys Hawthorne as Spurinna, soothsayer who warned Caesar of the Ides of March Manuel Cuachi as Cinna, Caesar's father-in-law, anachronistically killed in Sulla's purge (the real Cinna was murdered by his own soldiers before Sulla's return) Production Filming took place in Malta and Bulgaria. Home media The miniseries was released on DVD in 2004 in the United States and in 2005 in the United Kingdom. The DVD contains a making-of featurette. See also List of historical drama films List of films set in ancient Rome 1st century BC First Triumvirate Gallic Wars Caesar's Civil War References External links 2000s American television miniseries American biographical series Films directed by Uli Edel Films set in ancient Rome Films set in the 1st century BC Films set in Alexandria Films set in Asia Films set in Pisa Films set in Rome Films set in Tunisia Films shot in Bulgaria Films shot in Malta Depictions of Julius Caesar on television Depictions of Cleopatra on television Depictions of Mark Antony on television Cultural depictions of Marcus Junius Brutus Cultural depictions of Vercingetorix Cultural