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Marc Antony:
I said things to Caesar I wish I hadn't. Cleopatra:
Oh? Marc Antony:
There's beauty in the Egyptian queen besides her face. Do you miss him? Cleopatra:
No, he didn't love me. Marc Antony:
Is that really the reason? Cleopatra:
No, not really. I admire men who don't love women. Marc Antony:
What do you mean by that? Cleopatra:
Oh, I don't know. Women should be but toys for the great. It becomes them both
I said things to Caesar I wish I hadn't. Cleopatra:
Oh? Marc Antony:
There's beauty in the Egyptian queen besides her face. Do you miss him? Cleopatra:
No, he didn't love me. Marc Antony:
Is that really the reason? Cleopatra:
No, not really. I admire men who don't love women. Marc Antony:
What do you mean by that? Cleopatra:
Oh, I don't know. Women should be but toys for the great. It becomes them both
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I said things to Caesar I wish I hadn't
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Oh
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There's beauty in the Egyptian queen besides her face
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Do you miss him
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No he didn't love me
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Is that really the reason
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No not really
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I admire men who don't love women
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What do you mean by that Oh I don't know
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Women should be but toys for the great It becomes them both
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Movie Summary
The man-hungry Queen of Egypt leads Julius Caesar and Mark Antony astray, amid scenes of DeMillean splendor.

