Rome
“Every city has its secrets.”
- 2005 –2007
- Canceled
- TV-MA
★ 8.2 TMDB Rating · 1.6K votes
A down-to-earth account of the lives of both illustrious and ordinary Romans set in the last days of the Roman Republic.
- Created by
- Bruno Heller, John Milius, William J. MacDonald
- Seasons
- 2
- Episodes
- 22
- First aired
- Aug 28, 2005
- Networks
- HBO
- Original language
- English
- Origin
- United States
Cast of Rome
Kevin McKidd
Lucius Vorenus
Ray Stevenson
Titus Pullo
Ciarán Hinds
Julius Caesar
James Purefoy
Mark Antony
Polly Walker
Atia of the Julii
Lindsay Duncan
Servilia of the Junii
Tobias Menzies
Marcus Junius Brutus
Max Pirkis
Gaius Octavian
Simon Woods
Gaius Octavian Caesar
Kerry Condon
Octavia of the Julii
Chiara Mastalli
Eirene
David Bamber
Marcus Tullius Cicero
Where to Stream Rome by Country
- United States
- Streaming on MaxRent or buy on Amazon Video, Apple TV Store, Google Play Movies
- United Kingdom
- Rent or buy on Apple TV Store, Amazon Video, Sky Store
- India
- Streaming on JioHotstar
- Canada
- Streaming on CraveRent or buy on Apple TV Store, Amazon Video
- Australia
- Streaming on Prime Video, Foxtel Now, MaxRent or buy on Apple TV Store, Amazon Video, Fetch TV
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Seasons
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Specials
Aug 11, 2005
9 episodes
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Season 1
Aug 28, 2005
12 episodes
Season one begins in 52 B.C. as Gaius Julius Caesar completes his quest of Gaul after eight years of war and prepares to return with his army to Rome. But while Caesar's self-interested niece Atia and long-lost paramour Servilia anxiously await his return, the ruling patricians despair that Caesar's homecoming will disrupt the status quo. As Caesar's legions move closer to Rome, allegiances are put to the test for both soldiers and civilians — and the escalating tensions climax with a full-scale conflict destined to change history.
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Season 2
Jan 14, 2007
10 episodes
Season two's storyline picks up right where season one left off: with the 44 B.C. assassination of Gaius Julius Caesar and the near-simultaneous death of Niobe, wife of Caesar's faithful bodyguard Lucius Vorenus. Diverted from his post after learning that Lucius, his assumed grandson, was in fact Niobe's illegitimate son, Vorenus now descends into near-madness over his failure to protect Caesar, his role in his spouse's death, and the rumored murder of his estranged daughters.
