Julius Caesar dramatizes the rise and fall of one of history’s most iconic figures. At the height of his power, Caesar stands as both beloved leader and feared potential tyrant. The Senate’s conspirators strike him down, believing they are saving the Republic. Instead, their act unleashes civil war and forever etches Caesar’s name in history.
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