matthew shear played julius caesar in roman empire netflix.
matthew shear played julius caesar in roman empire netflix.
who played julius caesar in roman empire netflix?
matthew shear
bullet::::- "julius caesar" played by jeremy sisto









































bullet::::- "empire", played by colm feore









































bullet::::- "rome", gaius julius caesar (rome character) played by ciarán hinds









































bullet::::- "spartacus", a 2004 television film adaption of the howard fast novel- caesar, played by richard dillane is a minor role









































bullet::::- "", stars a younger caesar played by todd lasance









































bullet::::- "roman empire", a netflix documentary series, devotes its 2nd season to discussing his life. he is portrayed by ditch davey in the dramatic reconstructions.









































bullet::::- "wayne and shuster's" "rinse the blood off my toga" spoofs shakespeare's "julius caesar" as a "dragnet" episode
cultural depictions of julius caesar
italian fascists identified their ideology as being connected to the legacy of ancient rome and particularly the roman empire: julius caesar and augustus were idolized by italian fascists. italian fascism views the modern state of italy as the heir of the roman empire and emphasized the need for renovation of italian culture to "return to roman values". italian fascists identify the roman empire as being an ideal organic and stable society in contrast to contemporary individualist liberal society that they identify as being chaotic in comparison. julius caesar has been identified as a role model by fascists because he led a revolution that overthrew an old order to establish a new order based on a dictatorship in which julius caesar wielded absolute power. mussolini emphasized the need for dictatorship, activist leadership style and the leader cult like that of julius caesar that involved "the will to fix a unifying and balanced centre and a common will to action". italian fascists also idolized augustus as the champion who built the roman empire. the fasces – a symbol of roman authority – was the symbol of the italian fascists and was additionally adopted by many other national fascist movements formed in emulation of italian fascism. while a number of nazis rejected roman civilization because they saw it as incompatible with aryan germanic culture and they also believed that aryan germanic culture was outside roman culture, adolf hitler personally admired ancient rome. hitler focused on ancient rome during its rise to dominance and at the height of its power as a model to follow and hitler deeply admired the roman empire for its ability to forge a strong and unified civilization and in private conversations he blamed the fall of the roman empire on the roman adoption of christianity because he claimed that christianity authorized the racial intermixing that weakened rome and led to its destruction.
fascism and ideology