Actresses Who have played Cleopatra!

 * Cleopatra (1917): Theda Bara stars as Cleopatra in this silent film.

 * Cleopatra (1934): Claudette Colbert portrays Cleopatra in this portrayal that emphasizes her intelligence and political astuteness.

 * Caesar and Cleopatra (1945): Vivien Leigh takes on the role of Cleopatra in this film that depicts her relationship with Julius Caesar.


 * Cleopatra (1963): Elizabeth Taylor's iconic portrayal of Cleopatra is known for its epic scale and glamorous visuals.

 * Carry On Cleo (1964): A comedic take on Cleopatra's story featuring Amanda Barrie in the lead role.

 * Antony and Cleopatra (1972): Hildegarde Neil portrays Cleopatra opposite Charlton Heston's Mark Antony in this adaptation of Shakespeare's play.
 * Cleopatra (1970): Monica Vitti takes on the role of Cleopatra in this Italian-made film.
 * Asterix & Obelix: Mission Cleopatra (2002): Monica Bellucci portrays Cleopatra in this French comedy adventure film.
 * Cleopatra (1999): This television miniseries features Leonor Varela as Cleopatra.
 Queen Cleopatra (2023): This Netflix docudrama features Adele James as Cleopatra. The series explores her life and reign as queen of Egypt.



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