A down-to-earth account of the lives of both illustrious and ordinary Romans set in the last days of the Roman Republic.
Rome
- HBO Broadcaster
- Alan Taylor Director
- Bruno Heller Screenwriter
- Bruno Heller Creator
- Jeff Beal Composer
- John Milius Creator
- John Milius Screenwriter
- Kevin McKidd Actor
- Michael Apted Screenwriter
- Michael Apted Director
- Scott Buck Screenwriter
- William J. MacDonald Screenwriter
- William J. MacDonald Creator
- Ray Stevenson Actor
- Ciarán Hinds Actor
- James Purefoy Actor
- Polly Walker Actor
- Lindsay Duncan Actor
- Tobias Menzies Actor
- Max Pirkis Actor
- Simon Woods Actor
- Kerry Condon Actor
- Chiara Mastalli Actor
- David Bamber Actor
- Kenneth Cranham Actor
- Nicholas Woodeson Actor
- Indira Varma Actor
- Lee Boardman Actor
- Ian McNeice Actor
- Allen Leech Actor
- Zuleikha Robinson Actor
- Ronan Vibert Actor
- Vincenzo Nicoli Actor
- Guy Henry Actor
- Ted Rusoff Actor
- Rafi Gavron Actor
Every city has its secrets.
Details
- Type
- Series
- Release
- 2005-08-28
- Original title
- Rome
- Countries
- Italy, United States of America, United Kingdom
- Original language
- English
- Certification
- 12
- Genres
- Action, Adventure, Drama
- Seasons
- 2
- Episodes
- 22
- Status
- Completed
Synopsis
Rome
Seasons
Seasons (3)
Season 1
Season one begins in 52 B.C. as Gaius Julius Caesar completes his quest of Gaul after eight years of war and prepares to return with his army to Rome. But while Caesar's self-interested niece Atia and long-lost paramour Servilia anxiously await his return, the ruling patricians despair that Caesar's homecoming will disrupt the status quo. As Caesar's legions move closer to Rome, allegiances are put to the test for both soldiers and civilians — and the escalating tensions climax with a full-scale conflict destined to change history.
Season 2
Season two's storyline picks up right where season one left off: with the 44 B.C. assassination of Gaius Julius Caesar and the near-simultaneous death of Niobe, wife of Caesar's faithful bodyguard Lucius Vorenus. Diverted from his post after learning that Lucius, his assumed grandson, was in fact Niobe's illegitimate son, Vorenus now descends into near-madness over his failure to protect Caesar, his role in his spouse's death, and the rumored murder of his estranged daughters.
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