Rome in 37 AD, Emperor Tiberius (Peter O'Toole), a 77-year-old tyrannical alcoholic who is ravaged by syphilis wants to settle the succession. His choice is Gaius (Malcolm MacDowell), also called Caligula. First win of the new emperor's favor in public opinion, but he soon shows his true colors. Most of the time he spends with extravagant affairs and gruesome gladiator fights. Rome degenerates to rule a vast den of iniquity, where perversion, violence and injustice. As Caligula proclaimed himself a god, and begins his senators to liquidate itself, its end is sealed ...

Region Code: 0 Sound: English (DTS-HD Master Audio 5.0), English (DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 Stereo)

Extras: Deleted Scenes DVD-ROM-Part Making of

Blu-ray Extras: - Deleted & Alternate Scenes (47:59 min) - North American Bonus Footage (31:33 min) - Behind the Scenes (78:22 min) - Trailer 1 (Caligula) (1:42 min) - Trailer 2 (Caligula) (1:04 min) - Trailer 3 (Caligula) (0:57 min)

DVD Extras: - Making of Caligula: Dokumentary (61:47 min) - Making of Caligula: Featurette (9:55 mins) - My Roman Holiday with John Steiner (24:21 min) - Caligula's Pet: A Conversation with Lori Wagner (28:19 min) - Tinto Brass: The Orgy of Power (34:28 min) - Still Galleries: Colour Black & White Film Stills Film Stills Behind the Scenes Promotional DVD-Rom: Cast and Crew Biographies Press Kit Notes: - The Real Caligula / Caligula Press Materials Cast & Crew Biographies: - Malcolm McDowell - Teresa Ann Savoy - Helen Mirren - John Gielgud - Tinto Brass - Danilo Donati Additional Biographies Gore Vidal screenplay (version 1 & 2) Penthouse "Making -of Caligula "1980 Feature Penthouse" Lori and Anneka "1980 Feature Penthouse" Lori Wagner Revisited "1996 Feature Penthouse" Interview with Bob Guccione "Movie Tie-In contain Novelisation Cover motives.

The Amaray is in a slipcase. The slipcase has a window at the front, so you can see the chosen subject. Animated and with music padded menu (BD & DVD) supplement is in a double Amaray printed poster and an 8 page booklet with film images and an interview with Malcolm McDowell.