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The fiction is co-produced by Rai Fiction, Lux Vide, EOS, Rai Trade and Quinte Communications, and is part of the “Impirium” project [first] . It was broadcast on TV on 30 November 2003 and 1 December 2003 on Rai 1 [2] . “I have forgotten one of the fundamental rules for those who govern: no weakness is allowed, no matter how pain it involves for themselves, or for others.” ( Ottaviano Augusto ) Rome, 12 BC Marco Agrippa, a great general and brilliant Roman architect, son -in -law of Augustus (who, against her will, married her daughter Giulia to her friend and peer, her faithful right arm) and her heir to the government of the empire of Rome dies from a sudden fever as she returns home. The emperor is absolutely desperate because, with his death, the thorny problem of dynastic succession opens for him once again. Just the day when he learns the mournful news, Augustus suffers a attack secretly managed by the young Senator Iullo Antonio, son of his ancient and deceased rival, Marco Antonio. The assassin fails in his intent, since the emperor is protected by a leather bib, and is killed by the railing people before they can be arrested and questioned. Giulia, the only daughter of Augustus, intends to marry Iullo, but the father proves firmly against it. The ambitious and cynical Livia, a wife of Augustus, convinces her husband, despite himself, to combine a marriage, once again forced, between his daughter with the skilled general Tiberius, her son. The emperor thinks he is the new son -in -law for a guardian for the two children of Giulia, their regent until they reach the age of majority. To convince her daughter to accept the wedding, the ruler tells her about when, thirty years earlier, he had started from the Citadel of Campass Velletri, where he lived with his mother and sister, to go to Munda, where the heroic and legendary prozius Julius Caesar He was preparing to fight the final clash with Gneo Pompeo thus ending a long and now cumbersome civil war, and when he came across Rome for the first time, seeing how the greed of the nobles and senators were devouring her day by day. In a second moment, Augusto brings his daughter to the temple dedicated to the cult of Caesar, and tells her the events that have happened as soon as they returned to Rome, when he and the great dictator had opened operaly to the government of Rome, until, one day all ‘Other, the offspring sent him to Apollonia, in Greece, after having sensed that they were about to perform dangerous political intrigues. After a month of training, in fact, the young learned of the assassination of Cesare, just named dictator for life with absolute powers. Back in Rome, the young Ottaviano made the contacts with Marco Antonio and, above all, with the great and illustrious lawyer Cicero: the first intended to hold the political void left by Cesare, while the other wanted to eliminate Marco Antonio to achieve the same goal. After removing Marco Antonio from Rome to hunt the Cesaricides, the young man was able to curb the maneuvers of Cicero with a coup, and strengthened his position, dusk with Marco Antonio and with Lepido, men with whom he compiled the notorious proscription lists through the What triumviri cleaned every nod of socio -political opposition in Rome. Finally, Giulia and Tiberio get married, but Augustus abruptly moves the new son -in -law entrusting him with a military expedition against the Germans, who press along the northern borders to plunder the Roman colonies. To the infuriated daughter for this unwelcome marriage, the emperor continues to tell his life. Once Brutus and Cassio was killed, supported by Senator Decimo after Filippi’s victory, he wins the empire with Antonio and Lepido: Marco Antonio had the East, Lepido Africa and he Rome. At that moment, the young man from Velletri seemed more disadvantaged, since the urbe, although it was the capital, was the most disastrous area due to the civil wars just ended. Following the pressures of Cleopatra, with whom he was in love, Marco Antonio moved war in Ottaviano in Italy, but the soldiers refused to fight, and Ottavio, with a skilled political sense, linked to himself the noisy triumvir by imposing his sister Ottavia in marriage minor, as a sign of lasting alliance. Over time, daughter Giulia is increasingly discontent than her husband and often goes to bed with the lover Iullo Antonio, who, to avenge the father, meditates further attacks on the life of the emperor. The story of Augustus continues to his daughter: when Marco Antonio cleaned Ottavia to join the tortuous queen Cleopatra, Ottaviano convinced the Roman Senate to declare war on Egypt, and therefore branded Marco Antonio as an enemy of the Republic. After the victory of Azio by Ottaviano, thanks to Agrippa, Marco Antonio and Cleopatra killed each other: he with a sword blow and she with the bite of an aspid. Remained the only lord of Rome, Ottaviano became emperor with the name of Augustus. Augustus cannot obtain understanding from his daughter, he goes a new legislation under the approval of the Senate, through which he hopes to moralize the life of the citizens of Rome, especially in terms of marriage. These decrees even foresee exile from Rome for anyone who is condemned for adultery. Iullo Antonio sneaks into the imperial palace with the “unaware” help of Giulia, and tries again to kill Augustus, while he prepares himself for a healing bath under the protection of his trusted doctor; He is stopped and arrested following Tiberius’s prompt intervention, just returned from the northern border, who just had just reported the conspiracy to his mother Livia. The young senator, to escape the sentence, suicide, and Giulia is sent to exile. Upon the death of the two young sons of Giulia and Agrippa, Gaius and Lucio, who had designated as his heirs, Augustus nomination Tiberio his successor, very reluctantly because he has a bad opinion of him, and dies in Nola in 14 AD. Augustus It has been widely criticized by historical experts and films for certain historical inaccuracies, and above all because of some fundamental characters, such as Brutus, Cassio and Cleopatra of Egypt, presented in a stereotyped way and not historically consistent. The Queen of Egypt, especially, played in the film by Anna Valle, was the subject of discussion for her clothing (” Veste in tanga “According to skeptics) and its vulgar language. According to these same experts, even the person of Gaius Ottavio as a young man, played by Benjamin Sadler, would have been ill, calling him a young man too candid, undecided and idealist. Differently from the historical testimonies, the film describes the family of Ottaviano as a lineage of humble peasants of Velletri, while in reality it was one of the most wealthy of Rome: the grandfather of the emperor was in fact a banker and a usurer, while his father, homonymous Of his son, he was a promising political intended for the consulate before the premature death. The mother, Azia, was instead the daughter of an influential and rich senator of the Roman Republic. The film describes in a different way from history the character of Giulia, the daughter of Augustus: in it appears as a fragile woman, torn apart by romantic feelings towards Iullo, and like the compass wife of Marco Agrippa, while the historical testimonies describe her as one Woman with particularly scandalous trends, with many lovers. ^   Rai Fiction . are unmedicoinfamiglia.rai.it . URL consulted on 12-11-2009 .  ^   Teche Rai . are teche.rai.it . URL consulted on 12-11-2009  (archived by URL Original July 19, 2014) .   ( IN ) Augusto – The first emperor . are Internet Movie Database , IMDB.com.  ( IN ) Augusto – The first emperor . are AllMovie , All Media Network.  ( IN ) Augustus . are Rotten Tomatoes , Flixster Inc.  ( IN , IS ) Augusto – The first emperor . are Filmaffinity .  ( IN ) Augusto – The first emperor . are Box Office Mojo , IMDB.com.  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