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*Apollodorus is mentioned briefly in act 2, scene 6 of [[William Shakespeare]]'s [[Anthony and Cleopatra]]. The pirate [[Sextus Pompey]] goads [[Mark Anthony]] about his lover [[Cleopatra VII|Cleopatra]] once being married to [[Julius Caesar]], his friend. Pompey tells Anthony "I have heard Apollodorus carried-", before he is interrupted by [[Enobarbus]], who later admits that Apollodorus did indeed carry "a certain queen to Caesar in a mattress."<ref> {{Cite web|title=[[Antony and Cleopatra]] by William Shakespeare|access-date=24 June 2024|url=http://shakespeare.mit.edu/cleopatra/full.html}}</ref>
*The role of Apollodorus is played by [[Cesare Danova]] in the 1963 epic, [[Cleopatra (1963 film)|Cleopatra]] and is depicted as being somewhat in love with Cleopatra. Just prior to her suicide he tells her "I have always loved you." and she replies "And I have always known."
*In the 1945 film ''[[Caesar and Cleopatra (film)|Caesar and Cleopatra]]'', based on the play by George Bernard Shaw, he is played by [[Stewart Granger]], and is depicted as being somewhat in love with Cleopatra.
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