Film record

Julius Caesar

1953Feature film120 minVerification: Verified

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Production countries
United States
Languages
English
Genres
drama film · historical film

Credits

Art department

Cedric Gibbons — Production design

Cinematography

Joseph Ruttenberg — Cinematography

Direction

Joseph L. Mankiewicz — Directing

Editing

John Dunning — Editing

Music

Miklós Rózsa — Music composition

Cast

Marlon Brando — Acting (Mark Antony)
James Mason — Acting (Brutus)
John Gielgud — Acting (Cassius)
Louis Calhern — Acting (Julius Caesar)
Edmond O'Brien — Acting (Casca)
Greer Garson — Acting (Calpurnia)
Deborah Kerr — Acting (Portia)
Ian Wolfe — Acting (Ligarius)
George Macready — Acting (Marullus)
Alan Napier — Acting (Cicero)
Edmund Purdom — Acting (Strato)
Michael Pate — Acting (Flavius)
John Hoyt — Acting (Decius Brutus)
Rhys Williams — Acting (Lucilius)
Douglass Dumbrille — Acting (Lepidus)
John Lupton — Acting (Varro)
Lumsden Hare — Acting (Publius)
Michael Ansara — Acting (Pindarus)
Richard Hale — Acting (a Soothsayer)
Tom Powers — Acting (Metellus Cimber)
Morgan Farley — Acting (Artemidorus)
Lawrence Dobkin — Acting (a Citizen of Rome)
Robert Fuller — Acting
Ned Glass — Acting
Booth Colman — Acting
William Edward Phipps — Acting (Servant to Antony)
Dayton Lummis — Acting (Messala)
Michael Tolan — Acting (Officer to Octavius)
John Alderson — Acting
Jack Raine — Acting (Trebonius)
Douglass Watson — Acting (Octavius Caesar)
John Doucette — Acting (a Carpenter)
Preston Hanson — Acting (Claudius)
Paul Guilfoyle — Acting (a Citizen of Rome)
Ann Tyrrell — Acting (a Citizen of Rome)

Production

John Houseman — Production

Writing

Joseph L. Mankiewicz — Screenwriting
Documented participation

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Distribution

Netflix

International
Verified

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Releases by territory

United States · Original release
4 Jun 1953Checked 27 Sep 2026
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