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16 different Augustus depictions on screen in 13 different historical movies or tv shows. Although one of the most important emperors in history, Augustus has been given very little screentime as a major character in a production - he is usually a supporting character in either a Cleopatra movie/series or in a Julius Caesar movie. Only in the 21st century did he started to get main roles in historical productions. Some actors here are famous, some are less known. Only one of them was nominated for an award for his performance as Augustus. Who is the best? 0:00 Ian Keith - Cleopatra 1934 1:57 Bob Holt - Julius Caesar 1950 2:38 Michael Fox - Serpent of the Nile 4:02 Douglass Watson - Julius Caesar 1953 5:00 Roddy McDowall - Cleopatra 1963 7:02 Richard Chamberlain - Julius Caesar 1970 8:49 Brian Blessed - I, Claudius 10:41 Rupert Frazer - The Cleopatras 12:12 Rupert Graves - Cleopatra 1999 14:23 Benjamin Sadler - Imperium: Augustus 16:11 Peter O'Toole - Imperium: Augustus 18:18 Santiago Cabrera - Empire 20:17 Max Pirkis - Rome 22:22 Simon Woods - Rome 24:12 Tom Glynn-Carney - Domina 27:36 Matthew McNulty - Domina No copyright infringement intended. Audio and video used are property of their respective owners. Was made only for entertaiment, I own nothing. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.