In this engaging discussion, actor Paul McGann, known for his iconic roles in film and television, joins Dr. David Gwynne, a seasoned professor of Roman history at Royal Holloway University. They dive into the dramatic transformation of the Roman Republic, exploring the fateful Ides of March and the intricate balance of power that led to Julius Caesar's assassination. The conversation reveals the societal tensions surrounding honor and ambition, the evolution of governance, and the relentless pursuit of glory that shaped Rome's rise as a superpower.
