Carry On Cleo

A wild-eyed Briton warrior who escapes his capture and threads his way through the Roman machinations. He is brave and impulsive, often stumbling into key moments that shift the plot. His quick thinking and loyalty to friends drive much of the film's action and farce.

A crafty caveman whose opportunism fuels the scheme to influence Caesar’s fate. He takes credit for saving Caesar and ends up as an uneasy ally, feeding the comedy with sly scheming and bluster. His presence is a constant reminder of unreliable alliances in the ancient world.

Rome’s ambitious leader who attracts both admiration and danger. His path is tangled with betrayals, plots, and assassination, all played for laughs. Caesar’s negotiations with Cleopatra and Antony set the stage for a chaotic power grab that ends with his fate at the Ides of March.

A charismatic general swept up in romance and political maneuvering. He falls under Cleopatra’s spell while pursuing Rome’s supremacy, creating a combustible blend of desire and ambition. His schemes often collide with Caesar’s fate in a humorous tangle of loyalties.

Egypt’s queen who uses charm and wit to steer the plot. She orchestrates alliances and outsmarts rivals, all while keeping the humor and glamour intact. Her seduction and political games push Antony toward a Roman-Egyptian alliance with comic consequences.

Cleopatra’s formidable bodyguard who challenges Caesar’s plans and battles Horsa. A skilled fighter caught in the crossfire of a farcical conspiracy, he embodies the blend of danger and slapstick that defines the film.

Caesar’s loyal bodyguard who becomes a casualty in the melee that sparks the central escape. His death triggers a cascade of retaliations and mistaken heroism that underline the film’s chaotic humor.

A political operative turned conspirator who aligns with Antony to strike at Caesar. His presence marks the high-stakes plots that unravel into a chaotic getaway for the principals. He is a satirical take on the ruthless strategist of ancient intrigues.

Involved in the slave-trading plotline that entangles Horsa and Hengist, Marcus embodies the mercenary side of empire-building. His schemes add a layer of dark comedy to the story’s broader chaos.

Caesar’s wife who adds a social and political layer to the unfolding drama. Her presence underscores the domestic side of imperial politics and the personal stakes behind the public power struggles.