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* [[David Warner]] played Claudius in the 1972 stage adaptation.
* [[David Warner]] played Claudius in the 1972 stage adaptation.
* [[Derek Jacobi]] played Claudius in the {{w|I, Claudius (TV series)|1976 BBC serial}} and Augustus in the {{w|I, Claudius (radio adaptation)|2010 BBC Radio adaptation}}. He also narrated two abridged audiobook versions.
* [[Derek Jacobi]] played Claudius in the {{w|I, Claudius (TV series)|1976 BBC serial}} and Augustus in the {{w|I, Claudius (radio adaptation)|2010 BBC Radio adaptation}}. He also narrated two abridged audiobook versions.
* The 1976 serial featured [[Brian Blessed]] as [[Augustus]], [[Siân Phillips]] as Livia, [[George Baker]] as [[Tiberius]], [[John Hurt]] as [[Caligula]], [[Frances White]] as [[Julia (Rome)|Julia]], [[Patricia Quinn]] as Livilla, [[John Castle]] as Postumus, [[Fiona Walker]] as Agrippina, [[Sheila Ruskin]] as Vipsania, [[Kevin Stoney (actor)|Kevin Stoney]] as [[Thrasyllus]], [[Jo Rowbottom]] as Calpurnia, [[Kevin McNally]] as Castor, [[John Cater]] as Narcissus, [[Sam Dastor]] as Cassius Chaerea, [[Stratford Johns]] as Piso, [[Renu Setna]] as Musa, [[Christopher Biggins]] as [[Nero]], [[Denis Carey]] as Livy, [[Guy Siner]] as Pylades, [[Roy Stewart]] as Sentor, [[Esmond Knight]] as Domitius, [[John Franklyn-Robbins]] as Atticus, [[Peter Bowles]] as Caractacus, [[John Laurimore]] as Lentulus, [[John Bennett (actor)|John Bennett]] as Xenophon, [[Bruce Purchase]] as Sabinus, [[James Bree]] as Sabinus, [[George Pravda]] as Gershom, [[Pat Gorman]] as the captain of the guard and [[John Scott Martin]] as one of Julia's lovers and Piso's slave. It was produced by [[Martin Lisemore]].
* The 1976 serial featured [[Brian Blessed]] as [[Augustus]], [[Siân Phillips]] as Livia, [[George Baker]] as [[Tiberius]], [[John Hurt]] as [[Caligula]], [[Frances White]] as [[Julia (Rome)|Julia]], [[Patricia Quinn]] as Livilla, [[John Castle]] as Postumus, [[Fiona Walker]] as Agrippina, [[Sheila Ruskin]] as Vipsania, [[Kevin Stoney (actor)|Kevin Stoney]] as [[Thrasyllus]], [[Jo Rowbottom]] as Calpurnia, [[Kevin McNally]] as Castor, [[John Cater]] as Narcissus, [[Sam Dastor]] as Cassius Chaerea, [[Stratford Johns]] as Piso, [[Renu Setna]] as Musa, [[Christopher Biggins]] as [[Nero]], [[Denis Carey]] as Livy, [[Guy Siner]] as Pylades, [[Roy Stewart]] as Sentor, [[Esmond Knight]] as Domitius, [[John Franklyn-Robbins]] as Atticus, [[Peter Bowles]] as Caractacus, [[John Laurimore]] as Lentulus, [[John Bennett (actor)|John Bennett]] as Xenophon, [[Bruce Purchase]] as Sabinus, [[James Bree]] as Montanus, [[George Pravda]] as Gershom, [[Pat Gorman]] as the captain of the guard and [[John Scott Martin]] as one of Julia's lovers and Piso's slave. It was produced by [[Martin Lisemore]].
* [[Tom Goodman-Hill]] played Claudius in the 2010 radio adaptation.
* [[Tom Goodman-Hill]] played Claudius in the 2010 radio adaptation.
* [[Tim McInnerny]] played Tiberius in the 2010 radio adaptation.
* [[Tim McInnerny]] played Tiberius in the 2010 radio adaptation.

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I, Claudius was a novel that the Tenth Doctor noted made the Roman Emperor Caligula look worse than he really was. (PROSE: The Lonely Computer) Brian Blessed played Augustus in a television adaptation. (PROSE: The Gallifrey Chronicles) In Roma I, Marcus Americanius Scriptor commissioned and extensively edited an award-winning biography of Claudius written by his fellow soldier Sepulcrius. (PROSE: Warlords of Utopia)

Behind the scenes

The novel has been adapted several times: