Who were Caracalla and Geta, the cruel and unhinged Roman brother emperors depicted in Gladiator II?
I’m not here to fact-check the film – something already admirably done. Rather, I wanted to reflect on its “truthiness” and historical ambience, and specifically on its portrayal of two Roman emperors, the brothers Caracalla and Geta.
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"Gladiator II" star Fred Hechinger spoke to Business Insider about his role as Emperor Caracalla and how "The White Lotus" ...
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The Ridley Scott sequel Gladiator II weaves in and out of the historical record. Here’s what really happened to Lucius Verus, ...
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Caracalla was not the creator of the Roman baths as we know them today, but he was the one who perfected them and ordered ...
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Gladiator II Ending ExplainedThis time around, it’s not Russell Crowe’s Maximus facing the might of Joaquin Phoenix’s Emperor Commodus. Instead, it's ...
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Ridley Scott explains why emperors in his films are all ‘crazy’ – the answer is in their water - ‘Your choice is water or ...
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