Emperor Caracalla Film-Used Tunic & Robe
Film-used outfit worn by Emperor Caracalla in Gladiator II during the Senate scene where Geta’s severed head is revealed and Macrinus is appointed Consul.
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These items are intended solely as movie props and are not designed for real-world use. Each artifact may vary slightly from photos, with unique wear from production that underscores its authenticity as a film-used item. Obtained directly from Paramount Studios, these items are genuine film props worn by actors in the movie (not replicas or costumes) and authenticated as rare cinematic artifacts from one of the greatest movie franchises ever.
Nominated for Best Costume Design at the 2025 Academy Awards, Gladiator II became a global box office smash, grossing nearly $500 million and cementing itself as one of Paramount's highest-grossing films of all time. It also ranks among the top 30 highest-grossing R-rated movies in history.
Film-used outfit worn by Emperor Caracalla in Gladiator II during one of the film’s most shocking political moments—the Senate scene where Geta’s severed head is revealed, and Macrinus is named Consul. This moment cements Caracalla’s tyranny, as he displays absolute dominance over Rome’s governing body with ruthless theatrics.
The costume features an opulent Roman robe in deep imperial tones, with intricate gold embroidery reflecting Caracalla’s excessive rule. Designed to project authority and wealth, the ensemble is completed with a wide gilded belt, a signature of his imperial status. The luxurious textures and commanding presence of this outfit contrast with the brutality of the scene, underscoring Caracalla’s sadistic reign.
As worn in a defining moment of Gladiator II, this screen-used outfit carries immense cinematic significance, marking the emperor’s calculated grip on power before his eventual downfall.
Please Note: There is no specific documentation confirming whether it was worn by the lead actor or a stunt performer. It remains an authentic film-used piece directly from Paramount Studios.
Disclaimer:
Condition may vary slightly from photos, with unique marks and wear that highlight the outfit’s authenticity as a film-used piece.
This item features a silver hologram, verifying its authenticity through Paramount Studios. A TRuEST™ authenticator was not on-set to witness its use, which is why this item does not carry our gold-level witness-based authentication hologram.
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