How Titus Pullo Brought Down The Republic - Cast

Cast

Character Actor
Lucius Vorenus Kevin McKidd
Titus Pullo Ray Stevenson
Julius Caesar Ciarán Hinds
Pompey Magnus Kenneth Cranham
Atia of the Julii Polly Walker
Mark Antony James Purefoy
Marcus Junius Brutus Tobias Menzies
Servilia of the Junii Lindsay Duncan
Gaius Octavian Max Pirkis
Posca Nicholas Woodeson
Octavia of the Julii Kerry Condon
Glabius Robert Purvis
Cato Karl Johnson
Scipio Paul Jesson
Marcus Tullius Cicero David Bamber
Merula Lydia Biondi
Newsreader Ian McNeice
Character Actor
Curial Magistrate John Boswell-Actor
Milo Leslie Csuth
Rubio Alessio Di Cesare
Stilicho Sergio Di Pinto
Clarissa Anna Francolini
Courier Alessandro Inchiappa
Otho Sean Madden
Priest Maura Orefici
Durio Matt Patresi
Slave Dealer Francesco Pini
Tarquin Alessandro Prete
Vorena the Younger Anna Fausta Primiano
Antony's Tribune Bart Ruspoli
Ubian #1 Massimiliano Ubaldi

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