If you don't realize it before that time, then by the end of having watched this, there should not be any doubt left in your mind; this was a joke. No one should take the reveal near the conclusion seriously. While I have not seen the original Caligula, I do know of the content and controversy. This is available on the internet.

Milla Jovovich in Francesco Vezzoli's “Trailer for a Remake of Gore Vidal's Caligula,” 2005, now on view at “Cinema Vezzoli” at the Museum o. Helen Mirren in Caligola (1979) Helen Mirren Caligula, Bob Guccione, Peter O. More information. Toyota avensis t25 workshop manual. Paris is Burning Indie Films, Movies And Tv Shows, Great Movies.

It's a spoof, not a 'fake', as it was never intended to be a promotion for an actual film, no such thing was ever in production. That's the *point*. Do you really see this getting made?

No young stars of dubious talent, rather, the people in this can actually act, and most are middle-aged or older still. Only a few aren't of that age, such as Jovovich(who, I'll be perfectly honest, was the reason I looked for this at all. And yes, she's gorgeous as usual), and we know she has a sense of humor.

And then there's the sheer amount of explicit sex and nudity. Violence, gore and blood are fine by the standards, but not *that*. This means to make you question that.

Heck, the one thing that's 'realistic' here is that it's a remake. This is heavily stylized, from the glossy look, through the costumes and sets to the casting. The performances are appropriate. And yes, this is plot less. Part of the joke. Driver usb devicedescriptorfailure descargar. Whether or not you enjoy this depends on your constitution and what you find funny.

I recommend this to anyone who thinks they might like it and can handle the direct nature of some of it.

Caligula (fake trailer) (2005) About the film.. • In March 2005, Italian artist filmed a faux trailer for a non-existent remake of Caligula. Milla plays Caligula's sister, Druscilla. • The film debuted June 10, 2005 at the Venice Biennale 2005 • From: WHEN IN ROME WEAR VERSACE Donatella Versace designed costumes for Courtney Love, Milla Jovovich, Benicio Del Toro and Helen Mirren for the trailer of a remake of Gore Vidal's 1979 masterpiece, Caligula. The trailer, presented on Friday at the Pavillon at the Venice Biennale, is the result of a collaboration between Versace and artist Francesco Vezzoli who has attempted to create a hypothetical remake of what is one of the most controversial films of the last 30 years. As explosive as the original director Tinto Brass' version, the new film will star Milla Jovovich as Drusilla, the sister with whom Caligula has a passionate affair, Del Toro as Macro and Mirren as Tiberia. It will also feature cameo appearances from Vidal himself and Adriana Asti, who starred in the original film.

And Donatella was the perfect choice to dress them. 'The challenge,' she said, 'was to make the ancient Roman togas modern, rendering them more proportioned, sophisticated and sensual while still in tune with the times. I choose simple opaque jersey for the costumes and inserted the classic Versace symbols such as the medusa and the gold metal chain to give them that contemporary edge.' Credits Directed by Francesco Vezzoli Cast Courtney Love. Caligula Milla Jovovich.

Druscilla Karen Black. Agrippina Benicio Del Toro.

Macro Michelle Phillips. Messalina Glenn Shadix. Claudius Helen Mirren. Tiberia Gore Vidal.

Himself June 13, 2005 Rolling Stone (Italy) June 2005 'The Gore Vidal Trilogy' exhibition opening reception dinner, Los Angeles, CA, April 16, 2006 Screen caps From GlennShadix.com From artnet.com.