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"Angelina Jolie has spoken of her determination to ensure that her take on Cleopatra is not seen as a &amp;quot;sex symbol&amp;quot;.  The Oscar-winning actress, who was cast in a big-screen adaptation of Queen of the Nile, Cleopatra: A Life last June, pledged to make her interpretation of the Egyptian legend deeper than the &amp;quot;great beauty&amp;quot; of Elizabeth Taylor&amp;#039;s iconic performance in the 1960s.  &amp;quot;She has been very misunderstood,&amp;quot; she told Stella Magazine. &amp;quot;I thought it was all about the glamour, but then I read about her and she was a very strong mother, she spoke five languages and she was a leader. &amp;quot;My performance will never be as lovely as Elizabeth&amp;#039;s. We are trying to get into a different truth about her as a pharaoh in history and not a sex symbol, because she really wasn&amp;#039;t.  &amp;quot;Even this idea of her having many lovers - it was possible that it was only two. She is very interesting, but she wasn&amp;#039;t a great beauty.&amp;quot; Jolie previously named Social Network director David Fincher as her choice to helm the 2013 epic. Bourne mastermind Paul Greengrass is said to be the project&amp;#039;s frontrunner. James Cameron, who was himself rumoured to be involved with the Cleopatra remake, previously declared that Jolie&amp;#039;s performance will be &amp;quot;hot&amp;quot;.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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