Carry On Cleo - Cast

Cast

  • Sid James as Mark Antony
  • Kenneth Williams as Julius Caesar
  • Charles Hawtrey as Seneca
  • Kenneth Connor as Hengist Pod
  • Joan Sims as Calpurnia
  • Jim Dale as Horsa
  • Amanda Barrie as Cleopatra
  • Victor Maddern as Sergeant Major
  • Julie Stevens as Gloria
  • Sheila Hancock as Senna Pod
  • Jon Pertwee as Soothsayer
  • Brian Oulton as Brutus
  • Michael Ward as Archimedes
  • Francis de Wolff as Agrippa
  • Tom Clegg as Sosages
  • Tanya Binning as Virginia
  • David Davenport as Bilius
  • Peter Gilmore as Galley master
  • Ian Wilson as Messenger
  • Norman Mitchell as Heckler
  • Brian Rawlinson as Hessian driver
  • Gertan Klauber as Marcus
  • Warren Mitchell as Spencius
  • Peter Jesson as Companion
  • Michael Nightingale as Caveman
  • Judi Johnson as Gloria's bridesmaid
  • Thelma Taylor as Seneca's servant
  • Sally Douglas as Antony's dusky maiden
  • Wanda Ventham as Pretty bidder
  • Peggy Ann Clifford as Willa Claudia
  • Mark Hardy as Guard at Caesar's palace
  • E.V.H. Emmett as Narrator
  • Christine Rodgers as Hand maiden
  • Gloria Best as Hand maiden
  • Virginia Tyler as Hand maiden
  • Gloria Johnson as Vestal Virgin
  • Joanna Ford as Vestal Virgin
  • Donna White as Vestal Virgin
  • Jane Lumb as Vestal Virgin
  • Vicki Smith as Vestal Virgin

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