Cleopatra The Movie That Almost Bankrupted a Studio

The movie Cleopatra was so expensive, it almost bankrupted 20th Century Fox.

The 1963 movie Cleopatra was one of the most expensive movies in history. It had an original budget of $5 million, but it ended up costing $370 million in today's money.
The movie was so expensive because it was made on a grand scale. The sets were massive, and the costumes were elaborate.
The movie was also plagued by problems. The original director was fired, and the lead actress, Elizabeth Taylor, fell ill.
Despite all of the problems, Cleopatra was a box office success. It earned over $57 million, which was a lot of money at the time.
However, the movie was a financial disaster for 20th Century Fox. The studio lost so much money on the film that it almost went bankrupt.

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