Quintus Pompey

Quintus Pompey enters Rome as one of the sons of Pompey Magnus, born into the old aristocracy and standing with his father against Caesar as the Republic tips into civil war. He carries the name proudly, aligning himself with the Senate's cause and his family's honor from the very first scenes.

Rick Warden plays him as a young man shaped entirely by his father's shadow — dutiful, a little brittle, aware that the Pompey name is both privilege and burden. The role is small but precise, a useful lens on how Rome's civil war split families along lines of loyalty as much as politics.