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Character in Julius Caesar

Antony ♂ male

329Lines Spoken 1.2First Scene 5.5Last Scene 12.7%Of Play Dialogue

Antony is the #3 largest role in Julius Caesar, speaking 329 lines (12.7% of the play) across 8 scenes from Act 1 through Act 5. Below: scene-by-scene line counts, who Antony shares the stage with most, and key speech examples.

Antony’s position in the full cast

# Role Lines Share
1 Brutus 728 28.0%
2 Cassius 525 20.2%
3 Antony (this role) 329 12.7%
4 Caesar 135 5.2%
5 Casca 133 5.1%
6 Portia 92 3.5%
7 Octavius 46 1.8%
8 Decius Brutus 44 1.7%
9 Messala 39 1.5%
10 Lucius 33 1.3%

How Antony’s dialogue distributes across the play

Act Lines Intensity
Act 1 6
Act 2 1
Act 3 246
Act 4 38
Act 5 38

Antony’s dramatic peak falls in Act 3 with 246 lines — the act where the role carries the most weight on stage.

Voice signature

Opening line (Act 1, Scene 2): “When Caesar says 'do this,' it is perform'd.”

Representative speech (Act 5, Scene 1): “You show'd your teeth like apes, and fawn'd like hounds,”

Who Antony shares the stage with

Scene partner Shared scenes
Brutus 7
Servant 3
Caesar 3
Octavius 3
Cassius 3
Lucilius 3
Soothsayer 2
Decius Brutus 2
Casca 2
Publius 2

Questions about Antony

Is Antony the lead role in Julius Caesar?

Antony is ranked #3 by line count among 51 speaking characters in Julius Caesar — a major role carrying 12.7% of the play’s dialogue.

What is Antony’s longest scene?

Act 3 Scene 2, where Antony speaks 148 lines.

Who does Antony speak to the most?

Antony shares the most scenes with Brutus — 7 scenes together across Julius Caesar.