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Cast

Anthony Hopkins - Titus Andronicus Jessica Lange - Tamora Jonathan Rhys-Meyers - Chiron Matthew Rhys - Demetrius James Frain - Bassianus Laura Fraser - Lavinia Harry Lennix - Aaron Alan Cumming - Saturninus Colm Feore - Marcus Andronicus Osheen Jones - Young Lucius Angus MacFadyen - Lucius Kenny Doughty - Quintus Blake Ritson - Mutius Colin Wells - Martius