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Claudio vive con Calpurnia, su amiga ex prostituta, comentándole indignado que Calígula convertirá el palacio en un burdel orgiástico y lo nombró a él portero y cobrador. Calígula está totalmente loco: cree ganar una batalla al dios Neptuno, trayendo conchas como botín, baila sin ningún pudor cual divina ninfa-prostituta, nombra senador a su caballo y como cruel broma casa a su viejo tío Claudio, con una hermosa joven llamada Mesalina. Casio, un líder pretoriano del que Calígula se burla continuamente, idea un plan con otros para asesinar al loco emperador. Así, durante los juegos en honor a Augusto, lo engañan alejándolo de sus guardias germanos y lo matan. También asesinan a Cesonia, esposa de Calígula y a su hija. Mientras la Guardia Pretoriana saquea el palacio, encuentran a Claudio oculto detrás de una cortina, pero en lugar de matarlo, lo proclaman Emperador a pesar de él no querer.
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01:00Your letters are very funny.
01:03My dear friend, what's this about you living in a miserable house in the poorest neighborhood of the city?
01:11It's true?
01:12Why don't you write? It's because of that absurd pride you have.
01:20I look forward to hearing from you soon.
01:22Meanwhile, and knowing that you will not accept money and from the only friend you have ever had,
01:30I'm sending you a little gift.
01:35Make good use of it, Herod.
01:39What is it? It looks very small.
01:41I don't know yet.
01:42Herod is not very generous.
01:50Venus!
01:51Oh, Claudio, I think your luck is changing.
01:54Again, I'm sure it's an omen.
02:03These dice are loaded.
02:06You can't use them.
02:08Dear Herod, how have I missed you?
02:16I love, I love.
02:18Have you seen this?
02:19That?
02:19It was nailed to the door of the temple of Castor.
02:22What is it?
02:23The advertisement for a brothel in the palace.
02:25It's all over the city.
02:28A brothel in the palace?
02:29Claudio, who's going to work on it?
02:32His sisters, his cousins, the fathers and their wives.
02:37Did you know?
02:39Yeah.
02:41Why didn't you tell me?
02:47Does he want you to go too?
02:50He wants me to take care of collecting the money at the door.
02:53Oh, Claudius.
02:55The monster.
02:58The little monster forcing the nobility into prostitution.
03:01And in the same palace.
03:04Not even Calpurnia would work in a place like that,
03:07even though that is their profession.
03:08Miriseis!
03:09That's not his profession anymore.
03:19My dear, that was and is my profession.
03:22I am a prostitute and I have never been ashamed of it.
03:24I don't plan on working in that brothel.
03:27Not even as a goalkeeper.
03:29As a bully.
03:30There are prices a man cannot pay.
03:54Or modern.
03:58We don't want to count!
03:59Thank you!
04:29Claudio, they told me to bring her, but she's terrified.
04:49I can't do anything.
04:50Claudio, listen.
04:51She gave birth just six weeks ago.
04:53If someone touches her, I don't know what they'll be capable of.
04:55There is no exception.
04:56There has to be somewhere you can hear it.
04:58Nobody will know.
04:59Do you want him to cross us both on the neck?
05:01You've paid the entrance fee, so come in.
05:03And have a good time.
05:05Come in, there's nothing to do.
05:07Do you want your child to be left without a mother?
05:09No.
05:10Come on.
05:11Ah, another customer.
05:14We were already running out of men.
05:17I mean it.
05:19You're a Sabino, aren't you?
05:21And I see you've brought your beautiful wife too.
05:23Oh, come on.
05:25You're going to win a fortune tonight, my dear.
05:28You can try hard now.
05:30The emperor has increased his commission.
05:33You come with me.
05:34Ah, reinforcements arrive.
05:37Marcus Vinicio, brother-in-law of the Emperor and your first customer tonight.
05:43Make them pay you very well, dear.
05:46You deserve it.
05:48Come.
05:50Come.
05:50Help me.
05:51What are you doing?
06:18You have no right.
06:20I'm here for that.
06:22That's what I do.
06:23But why?
06:23For provoking the donkey.
06:24It is she who provokes him, undecided.
06:26Was!
06:27Throw him out on the street.
06:28Go home.
06:43What if the emperor returns?
06:44I'll tell him I kicked you out for indecent behavior.
06:53You are a good man, Claudio.
06:55Ah.
06:55Claudio.
06:59We have to help the emperor.
07:01It's your birth.
07:02You help him.
07:03Claudio.
07:05He is sick.
07:06You need to surround yourself with good people.
07:08He has tied them all up.
07:10And what are you doing here in your state?
07:12He told me to come.
07:13He likes having me by his side.
07:15He showed you naked again in front of...
07:17...dirty guards, brothers.
07:19I'm sorry, Cesaría.
07:24I am not one to criticize.
07:27I also tremble like the others when he appears.
07:30There is no longer a single lion among us.
07:32What are you doing?
07:44Let me go!
07:45Let me go!
08:01Vulcan.
08:02With clumsy grace he toils at his work...
08:05...while an endless laughter shakes the heavens.
08:08Homer.
08:09Vulcan.
08:09No, who is Uncle Claudio?
08:15And then...
08:17...is his anvil.
08:20Lame Lerrero.
08:22He gets up.
08:24And with his crippled leg.
08:27Oblique.
08:28He leaves.
08:29Good, very good.
08:32From now on, man.
08:34You will be Vulcan.
08:37And I will be...
08:38What else can I be...
08:45...more than Ulysses...
08:48...who returns home to witness the shame and degradation of his home?
08:55Cassius.
08:58Have you ever seen anything so sad and degrading?
09:03Do you want me to take them all?
09:04No, let them have a little more fun.
09:06I promise you that very soon we will throw all this garbage into the Tiber forever.
09:11Meanwhile, Jupiter must purify himself in battle.
09:18I have sworn to lead the Germans into a war that will end in their total annihilation.
09:22I will bring immense booty to Rome and fill its coffers to overflowing.
09:26Cassius.
09:27Cassius, order the detachments to begin the levies.
09:36I will forge in the incandescent fire of war a new and well-tempered Roman spirit that will endure for a thousand years.
09:47Good girl.
09:56Claudius!
09:56I brought a little gift for the little one.
10:01Claudio, how nice.
10:05Show it to him.
10:07How are you doing?
10:08Come see it.
10:09Here, it's beautiful.
10:16It's just like you.
10:18Come on, sit down.
10:21Well, how is Calpurnia?
10:24Very well, he sends you his congratulations.
10:27I have to go visit the Emperor in Germania, so I can inform him that you are both well.
10:33Why are you going to Germania?
10:35Don't you know?
10:36Nobody tells me anything.
10:38Oh, I'm sure I should tell you.
10:42But I guess you'll find out sooner or later.
10:46Caligula has informed the Senate by letter that he has discovered a vast conspiracy against him within Alrin's army.
10:55Six commanders and the Getúlico commander-in-chief have been executed.
11:01And more executions occur daily.
11:04Do you think there was a conspiracy?
11:09Who knows?
11:10Would you be surprised?
11:12But not getúlico.
11:14He was an old friend of my father.
11:16He also commanded a soldier in my brother's army with iron loyalty.
11:20But no, that's not possible.
11:22So what are you going for?
11:24The Senate sends me with two legacies to congratulate you for having contributed the popotín.
11:31As I told you, the only lions left in Rome are those in the circus.
11:36I must also strip the palace of Libya of everything of value and send it to him by land.
11:44He insisted a lot on the land issue.
11:46I saw it at odds with...
11:48Tuno and fears that the ship will capsize.
11:51What do you want those goods for?
11:53To auction them off among the provincials.
11:55He has become fond of auctions.
11:58He has discovered that he is gifted at them.
11:59Claudio, what am I doing here?
12:04Why did you choose me as your wife?
12:08I'm ten years older than him and I'm not beautiful.
12:10My father was a night watchman and I married a baker.
12:15What did he see in me?
12:18Maybe you were the only woman who truly loved him.
12:25Yes, I love him.
12:29I can't explain why.
12:32I know he does horrible things.
12:39You know what?
12:42He is more afraid than all of us.
12:50Cassius.
12:53I just spoke to the river god.
12:56He threatened to drown me.
12:58Does he know who you are?
12:59Now you know.
13:00I reprimanded him severely.
13:02He will soon be silent.
13:04Well, he's already coming down, isn't he?
13:07Yes, Caesar.
13:09Your uncle is here with Marco Vinicio and Asprenas.
13:13And it will be.
13:21Hail!
13:23Caesar, lord of the heavens, the senate, and the people of Rome...
13:27Where are the cars?
13:30Cars?
13:31The cars, idiot with the Libyan stuff.
13:34May the heavens bless you.
13:35The cars...
13:36You have a way.
13:38It will take a few days.
13:39We wanted to get ahead of ourselves, so...
13:41We came for the water.
13:44Then you'll go back into the water, you idiot.
13:47Throw it into the river!
13:48What a merciful God!
13:50How dare you show up without my cars?
13:52But you said they had to come by land.
13:55I'll give you the bridge!
13:56And throw it into the water!
14:01Bow down before the presence of Jupiter!
14:03How come the Senate is always going to send that idiot to congratulate me?
14:09I'll cut the neck!
14:11Claudio is not worthy of that vision.
14:12He's an idiot!
14:18I saved Rome from a conspiracy and they sent that lame, ragged buffoon to congratulate me.
14:25Is that the respect they show to their emperor?
14:29What's going on there?
14:36More plots.
14:38More conspiracies.
14:40I will unleash my German guards against them when I return.
14:44I'll burn down that damn place that never lived for anything!
14:48Yes, I should have done that a long time ago.
14:51And I should have cut Claudius's throat as soon as I became emperor.
14:55He always ends up confusing everything he touches.
14:57He didn't even have the statues of my brothers in time.
15:12Merciful God, we came by sea to bring you congratulations sooner.
15:16I want cars!
15:17No congratulations!
15:20Up! Up! Up!
15:22Get up! Let's go!
15:23Didn't I tell you I had a quarrel with Neptune?
15:29Don't you know that he pursues me with his horrible roar,
15:31who raises the gods in the rivers against me and who makes war on me without ceasing?
15:35How dare you travel with him?
15:37Maybe you're in cahoots with him.
15:51No, merciful God.
15:53Yes, and you and that fool Claudius have conspired with him along the way.
15:57No, very high.
15:58So what did you talk about?
16:00Tell me.
16:02What did you talk about with Neptune?
16:04Nothing, I swear.
16:09Mortals cannot speak with the gods.
16:11Perhaps he appeared to you in a mortal form like me.
16:15What did he look like?
16:18We haven't seen it.
16:20Please, you must believe me.
16:22We have not conspired with him.
16:27Maybe it's true.
16:30But I'll kill you anyway.
16:31Below!
16:37Cassius, give me your sword.
16:41Please.
16:43On behalf of my wife, your sister.
16:46How dare you mention that whore to me?
16:49But what have we done?
16:52The Senate will see what I think of its envoys.
16:54I'm going to send you to Rome completely naked.
16:56I shouldn't have thrown my uncle into the water.
16:58I would have done the same to him, but it doesn't matter.
17:00They will receive the message.
17:01No!
17:09And where have you gone, my dear, dear Vulcan?
17:15In you, the power of the god of thunder, thrown headlong, from the ethereal height, I fell breathless, with dizzying movements.
17:29The Indians they collected on the coast of Lemnos.
17:34Replace Lemnos with rhine.
17:37By Jupiter.
17:39What is it like to say for myself?
17:41This man knows Homer well.
17:44Please, Claudio.
17:45Intercede for our lives.
17:47Be patient and obey.
17:49Despite how much I love you, if Jupiter extends his arm, I can only grieve, unable to defend you.
18:01Listen, if I like the next two verses, I'll forgive you, if not I'll cut off your heads.
18:05What would make us come to your aid or raise our hand against the power of Jupiter?
18:36Where do they say Jupiter is...
18:38Yes, me.
18:43You have verses for everything.
18:45Get up, get up, you are saved.
18:47Claudius's quick tongue has saved you.
18:53Come with me, Uncle Claudio, I'll give you a blanket.
18:59Cassius.
19:02The password for tonight, Cesar?
19:05The password for tonight?
19:10What do you think?
19:12Give me a kiss.
19:13It could have been now.
19:33It could be tomorrow or any day.
19:36To you, you.
19:39But there is no doubt that one day it will kill us.
19:49Were you surprised by the password I gave Casio Querea?
19:53I thought it was a joke.
19:57Well, it was.
19:58But it was a joke of mine, not his.
20:01It bothers him a lot.
20:03Every time you address a guard commander, you have to tell him...
20:06Give me a kiss.
20:07Yesterday's was...
20:11Touch me, man.
20:17And why, if I may ask, do you do that?
20:22Because he's a crybaby.
20:24Cassius.
20:25I thought I was the bravest soldier in the army.
20:28Me too, but it isn't.
20:31I ordered him to torture Getúlico to get more information out of him.
20:35But Getúlico said nothing and died in torment.
20:38And one of the guards told me that Cassius...
20:40Cassius had cried.
20:44I was going to give him the macro position, but after that I don't think I'll do it.
20:51How many hours do you sleep at night?
20:55Sleep?
20:55Well...
20:57Eight, nine, I guess.
21:00Well, I barely sleep three.
21:03It's that the gods need more.
21:09Do you think I'm crazy?
21:14Crazy?
21:16Yes, sometimes I think I'm going crazy.
21:18I mean...
21:19Well, tell me the truth.
21:21Hasn't that idea crossed your mind?
21:24Never.
21:25What a crazy idea?
21:30You are an example of...
21:32...sanity for everyone.
21:37So why do I hear this galloping in my head?
21:40And why do I sleep so little?
21:42Well, that's for your mortal coil.
21:48Know?
21:49The physical body is a burden for those who are not used to it.
21:54And the gods are not.
21:56That...
21:57That...
21:58That...
21:58That...
21:59It also explains...
22:00Explain...
22:01I think...
22:03I get three hours of sleep.
22:05The gods who are not in disguise...
22:07You never sleep.
22:08Yeah...
22:10You may be right.
22:14But if I am a god...
22:15And of course I am...
22:17Why hadn't I thought of this before?
22:19It doesn't matter.
22:27Whatever the reason, it's very difficult to be a god.
22:30Ah...
22:30Do you know, by the way, that I am the almighty god...
22:34...whose arrival the Jews have been prophesying for centuries?
22:37Yes, you said it.
22:39I felt very honored to receive that confidence.
22:43Especially since the Jews don't seem to know it.
22:47Yes, but the prophecy says he will die young and hated by his own people.
22:51Oh, no.
22:52I can't believe that.
22:55Hated no.
22:56It's amazing, isn't it?
22:59It must be true.
23:02Uncle, I want you to come with us on this expedition.
23:06We'll auction off the contents of those cars and...
23:08...if they ever arrive.
23:12We will cross the Rhine, defeat the Germans, and march toward the sea...
23:16...where I will fight my old enemy Neptune.
23:18And with all the triumphs I have achieved, we will return to Rome.
23:23Now leave me, my head hurts.
23:38The emperor is among you again.
23:49All their wars have ended successfully...
23:52...and his victorious troops have returned to Rome.
23:55He had thought of her divine innocence...
24:02...that the streets would be covered by a crowd cheering him.
24:08He also assumed that the streets would be covered with flowers.
24:12He had thought there would be messengers waiting to offer him the well-deserved triumphs.
24:16And what has this conqueror of the Germans, this victor of the mighty Neptune, found?
24:27The streets empty of people and flowers.
24:30No triumph expected.
24:32No games, no celebrations.
24:34Only three miserable old ex-consuls waiting for me at the gates...
24:40...and a room full of old, cowardly senators...
24:44...who spend all their time in the baths and theaters...
24:48...while their emperor spends six months living like the last of his soldiers.
24:55Yeah!
24:57Your emperor has returned!
25:00But he came back with this in his hand!
25:04You ordered that there should be no triumphs.
25:11Of course I ordered it.
25:13How can I ask you to offer me a grand entrance?
25:16You ordered us not to offer it to you.
25:18Yeah.
25:19And you took it literally, right?
25:23It's very yours.
25:25Did it not occur to you that I was leaving it to your will...
25:28...so that you could show the love you have for me?
25:31Did it not occur to you that it was my natural humility that had spoken?
25:36I ordered you that there should be no celebrations.
25:46But you order that there be some to celebrate the anniversary of the Battle of Actium.
25:53Every year you will not forget to celebrate the defeat of my great-grandfather, Marco Antonio.
25:58How much wine have you drunk toasting his death while I was battling the sea?
26:07Show them our loot.
26:11Show them the treasures we snatched from old Neptune.
26:14Seashells.
26:27Yes, spoils of the sea.
26:30They were from old Neptune.
26:34Now you know who I am.
26:36Jupiter, while you were away, we erected a new temple to you on the Palatine Hill.
26:51That won't save you!
26:52Get on your knees, everyone!
26:54Bow your heads.
26:56I myself will separate it from the body.
26:57Oh my God!
26:58Merciful God, do you want to spoil this glorious day with bloodshed?
27:04Do you want history to remember this memorable day, marked by the death of these idiots?
27:10Claudio is right, my lord.
27:13My husband.
27:15Think about your little girl.
27:16When he grows up he will read the story of your return.
27:20These idiots deserve to appear on such a glorious page of history.
27:28Your sweet words have appeased my anger.
27:37You all know that prayers soften the hearts of the gods.
27:46You can go.
27:49I'll go inspect that temple in the morning.
27:58What reason did you have, Jupiter, in thinking of punishing them for celebrating the battle of Actium?
28:06He had welcomed them everywhere.
28:08If they hadn't celebrated it, they would have insulted my great-grandfather Augustus, who won the battle.
28:13And to Agrippa, who was also there and was your grandfather.
28:19Marcus Vinicio.
28:20You are no longer my friend.
28:26But what have I done?
28:29Nothing less than reminding him that Agrippa was his grandfather.
28:32But Agrippa was a great man.
28:33Yes, but on sick leave...
28:35Lineage.
28:36And from a man like that, a... cannot descend.
28:38God, Marco.
28:40And less to a capable one...
28:42...of...
28:42...defeat Tertuno.
28:44That?
28:44If you are no longer his friend, you can only be his enemy.
28:56Go your way, Cassius.
28:58If we all followed him, we would end up in the same place.
29:07Yeah!
29:08Okay, I'm coming!
29:11I'm coming!
29:13I'm coming!
29:14I'm coming!
29:14Claudio, don't go.
29:17They can be murderers.
29:27Who are you?
29:28What do you want?
29:30You must report to the palace.
29:31Are you Casio?
29:33Yes, hurry up.
29:34Yes, go, what's up?
29:36My orders are to take you immediately to Marcus Vinicio and Asprenas.
29:40You don't need to get dressed.
29:41Wear only one layer.
29:42How long do you think we've been here?
30:13Nails...
30:14...nails...
30:14...two hours.
30:16It's about to dawn.
30:18What do you think he's going to do to us?
30:20Don't know.
30:22I don't expect it.
30:24Let it be quick.
30:25Claudio, I'm sorry I made fun of you in the past.
30:43Now then...
30:44...It doesn't matter.
30:46Can you give me your hand?
30:48Thank you.
30:50It is a great comfort to me.
31:15...It doesn't matter.
31:16What do you think he's going to do to us?
31:17...It doesn't matter.
31:18What do you think he's going to do to us?
31:18It doesn't matter.
31:19It doesn't matter.
31:20...It doesn't matter.
31:21What do you think he's going to do to us?
31:21...It doesn't matter.
31:22...It doesn't matter.
31:53...It doesn't matter.
31:54...It doesn't matter.
31:55...It doesn't matter.
31:56...It doesn't matter.
31:57...It doesn't matter.
31:58...It doesn't matter.
31:59...It doesn't matter.
32:00...It doesn't matter.
32:01...It doesn't matter.
32:03Thank you!
32:33Thank you!
33:03Thank you!
33:10Oh, God of gods!
33:13I had never witnessed a dance that filled my spirit with such a lofty emotion.
33:22Did you like it?
33:24It has been...
33:26...describable.
33:29Well...
33:30...it was just a rehearsal.
33:32I can't imagine what the performance will be like.
33:36Get up and come.
33:42That...
33:43...what did you think of the girl?
33:45Oh, t-t-terrible!
33:48Old!
33:49Old libertine!
33:53Bring on the dancer!
33:58I'm going to marry you off to her tomorrow!
34:02Get married?
34:03It will be very funny to marry that beautiful young woman to an old fool like you.
34:09I want to see what it is...
34:10...what you are capable of doing with it.
34:13...me seriously.
34:14No!
34:16Come, Sarina!
34:17Come, come here.
34:21I'm going to marry you...
34:26...with my uncle Claudio!
34:28Will you be able to come and live in the Palace?
34:36Thank you, Cesar.
34:39And now I'm going to continue shedding light.
34:53Cassius.
34:54Ah, yes. Tonight's password will be...
35:02Asses up!
35:15I'll give you another password.
35:19Freedom.
35:24I'm sorry.
35:31Don't you want to marry me?
35:33Well, it's just that I'm much older than you.
35:43I will feel very happy marrying you.
35:46If I'm honest, I was terrified when he brought me here.
35:56I thought I was going...
36:00I'll feel more secure if I marry you.
36:05Do you think you'll ever love me?
36:07I think so...
36:15He...
36:18He...
36:18He...
36:18He...
36:18He...
36:19He...
36:20He...
36:20I've started to love you, my Sarina.
36:22Well, if we're getting married tomorrow, I should go home and get ready.
36:43Goodbye, Claudio
36:52Bye
37:10Tiberius, Claudius, Drusus, Nero, Germanicus, their family and friends
37:26Welcome, Tiberius, Claudius, Drusus, Nero, Germanicus
37:50You, your family and your friends
37:52I thank you, Valeria Mesalina, on behalf of my family and friends.
37:58And in mine too
38:07The noble senator incited
38:17You already know everyone
38:27Put yourself wherever you want
38:30It's the first wedding he's attended.
38:36His life, in fact, began when I appointed him senator.
38:40Well, let the auspices be made
38:43Kill him
38:46We've talked enough.
38:48I say kill him
38:50It's risky
38:51You can't kill a man without taking risks.
38:55But his German guards never leave him alone.
38:58There will be a way
39:00Are you with us?
39:02Or you're going to wait for me to offer you poisoned fruit or cut your throat at dinner.
39:06You are a soldier
39:08Yeah
39:10Leave the execution to me
39:12But you will help us
39:14You're right, Marco.
39:20The longer we wait, the less hope we have of surviving.
39:24Alright
39:27Say when and where
39:29Tomorrow is the last day of the games.
39:33Let's do it then
39:35Where?
39:40There is a covered passage behind the imperial box
39:43Let him go out there, convince him.
39:46As?
39:48Find a reason
39:49Tell him the other exits are crowded and he'll be late for lunch.
39:53The German guard will be with him
39:57Yeah
39:58That's the hardest part
40:01Oh, damn!
40:10I have lost all my money
40:11I don't play anymore
40:13Let me lend you...
40:16Lend me?
40:16You know I hate debt.
40:18Sorry, please accept half of my money.
40:21But why am I so unlucky today?
40:30Unless it's because I'm playing with your dice
40:33My dice?
40:34Why should my dice be different from the others?
40:36Oh, a die is a very personal thing.
40:38A man's dice may bring luck to him, but not to a friend.
40:41Here, sir, play with these.
40:44Herod sent them
40:46He says they had belonged to Alexander
40:49Ah, I had no idea that Alejandro played dice.
40:53Oh, I had a lot in common with you.
40:56Ah, what's up now?
41:01The Thracian has fallen
41:02They want to save it, they have raised their thumbs
41:06Thracian
41:07If those people had only one neck to cut it off in one fell swoop
41:30I never liked that Thracian
41:36It made me lose a lot of money last year
41:38Alejandro, you say?
41:40Let's see
41:41By Jupiter
41:48That is, by myself
41:50Things are looking promising.
41:51We're both going to pay.
41:53I owe you, Uncle Claudio
41:56You have changed my luck
41:57There are dice that can only be used by a god
42:00Why don't we eat something?
42:02Caesar, aren't you hungry?
42:07Ah, I see what you mean.
42:10These dice were made for me
42:12Come on, pay again
42:13You've made me lose a lot of money with yours.
42:18I raise the bets to three thousand
42:19I'm out of money, sir.
42:22That doesn't matter
42:22Your new wife has a lot
42:24I accept a promissory note
42:24Come on, Marco, pay
42:25I have posted guards at both ends
42:33With the order to prevent anyone from passing
42:35They will be out soon
42:38I have withdrawn the palace guard
42:43They're all in the balls
42:45You will strike the first blow
42:49Not even Jupiter himself will be able to stop me.
42:53I see you don't want to keep playing.
42:56We like to play more than when you win
42:58Let's watch the games for a while
43:01Cesar, would you like to swim and eat something?
43:04No, I have no appetite.
43:05I'm having a great morning thanks to you, man.
43:07There is someone who has favor
43:09What do you want me to grant you?
43:10Oh, sir
43:11Please
43:12Take it as a small compensation
43:14For the great happiness you have given me with my new wife
43:18Happiness?
43:20I didn't intend for her to make you happy, nor you her.
43:23It was just a joke
43:24No, no, no, no
43:25I have not explained myself well
43:27I'm so stupid
43:28Expressing my emotions
43:30No, no, no, no
43:31What I mean is that my happiness is born from
43:33Contemplate yours
43:36To be the cause
43:37Have fun
43:39It is a source
43:40Wave satisfaction
43:43Stop me
43:43Where are you going, Marco?
43:48Nature calls me, Caesar
43:50It must be something I ate last night.
43:52Don't look at me
43:53If they had put something in your dinner
43:54You wouldn't have waited until now to find out.
43:56How odd
44:04A moment ago I wanted to eat
44:05His behavior is a little strange, don't you think?
44:09Strange?
44:10He seems nervous because he will be nervous
44:12That we all get nervous in your own essence
44:16That's something you'll never understand.
44:19Sorry
44:23Thank you
44:24He doesn't want to eat
44:34We have to delay it
44:35It won't work
44:36Then I will kill him in his very essence
44:38What a tie!
44:39Pieces
44:40What do I care?
44:42But before I die I will scream for your help
44:44No, wait
44:45I'll tell him the Greek dancers have just arrived.
44:50That will make him come out
44:51Whatever
44:52But make him come
44:54Cease
45:16Cassio told me that the Greek dancers are here.
45:20Greek dancers?
45:22Where?
45:22They are waiting outside to greet you.
45:24Let them pass
45:25Come in and introduce me.
45:26Only men
45:26They who wait
45:27They have prepared a dance in your honor.
45:32And they want to offer it to you outside
45:33Oh
45:35In that case we cannot let you down.
45:37Let's see what they have prepared
45:39They are waiting for you in the back
45:42The front is occupied by the full
45:43Good
45:46If they are as good as they say
45:48I will allow them to dance with me
45:50What is this?
46:09What are you doing?
46:11The Butcher Password
46:13It is freedom
46:14I am a god
46:19I am a god
46:20You can't kill me
46:22You can't kill me
46:23Trusila
46:29I'm dying
46:32Trusila!
46:37Repeat it
46:38This for our wives
46:41Jupiter
46:42Them!
46:46Don't let them escape!
46:57Idiots!
46:58You let the emperor be killed.
47:00Don't let them escape!
47:01Casio!
47:18What happened?
47:20Where has everyone gone?
47:21No, no ...
47:51There are some things left
47:56Take only what is valuable
47:58Here too, don't waste your time.
48:06Grab what you can and let's go before the brothers arrive.
48:10Come on, don't leave anything of value behind.
48:14Don't waste time, hurry, hurry
48:21What happened?
48:32That?
48:33Here is one of them
48:34He is one of the murderers
48:38No, no, don't kill me.
48:39I am uneducated
48:41I have nothing to do with it
48:43Criminal, you kill our beloved emperor and leave us all without work.
48:46Wait a nice moment, this is not a killer
48:49He is the emperor's uncle, the lame brother of Germanicus
48:52He's harmless, can't you see he's crippled?
48:54Get up, don't do it to yourself
48:56Thank you
48:57Understand, men are upset
49:00Without an emperor there will be no Praetorian Guard and we will all have to return to the army.
49:04I have to go to...
49:05Search for...
49:07Sure, sure, you must do it.
49:09Grato, take two men and accompany him.
49:11And why don't we make him emperor?
49:15That?
49:17To old Claudio, don't be stupid.
49:19It's a little, you know
49:20It's better than nothing
49:26No no
49:27I don't want to be emperor
49:30I want the republic
49:33Phew, member of the imperial family?
49:36Don't make me laugh
49:38I think we've found an emperor.
49:41Save me!
49:44Save me!
49:46Save me!
49:47That's one of them!
49:48Kill him!
49:50Hang on a minute!
49:52Wait a minute, German.
49:53He is our new emperor
49:56Cease
50:00Emperor!
50:04Already?
50:05Already!
50:08Alfablo!
50:09Long live Emperor Claudius!
50:12No!
50:15Don't worry
50:16You'll get used to it.
50:17It's not such a bad life
50:19Let's put this on it
50:20I don't want to be emperor!
50:26I want to be a republic!
50:28Don't keep saying that in front of the Germans.
50:31Or they'll cut your throat
50:32For whatever you want most
50:33Smile!
50:34Smile!
50:35That's it!
50:36Let them see you happy!
50:38Long live the emperor!
50:40Long live the emperor!
50:46Long live the emperor!
50:48Long live the emperor, long live the emperor!
51:18Long live the emperor!
51:48Long live the emperor!
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