Jack Dawson ignores his fellow painter’s words of not touching the pendant. So, he gets thrown into an Ancient Roman civilization.

Julia, the Caesario of Rome, rules the kingdom with an iron fist. Now, the Let Me Go, My Queen movie tells stories of Jack’s struggles in making peace between his cutting-edge technology and ancient painting ways!

• Part 1: The Hottest Episodes Of Let Me Go, My Queen! Movie
• Part 2: Meet Let Me Go, My Queen! Full Movie Cast & Their Characters
• Part 3: Let Me Go, My Queen! Full Movie Theme & Summary
• Part 4: Watch The Alternative Movie To Let Me Go, My Queen! On ReelShort

Part 1: The Hottest Episodes Of Let Me Go, My Queen! Full Movie

Let Me Go, My Queen! Episode 1

Living in the modern-day of the hustling-bustling US makes Jack feel skeptic of any spiritual matters. So, it causes him to ignore the warnings about combining the Alpha, Beta, and Theta Gold pendants into one.

Let Me Go, My Queen! Episode 1 then shows Jack getting himself thrown into an Ancient Rome civilization. Three female soldiers are turned on by his alluring physical appearance. Luckily, General Antonia serves the justice for him. Yet, is it true that the female General is saving him? Why does she do it?

Let Me Go, My Queen! Episode 23

Jack Dawson’s rise as the Chief Painter in Caesario’s castle doesn’t automatically mean the laws can’t touch him. Now, in Let Me Go, My Queen! Episode 23, Cleopatron, High Priest Imhotep, and other people from the castle are smear-campaigning Jack by using his failed paintings and Caesario’s mixed feelings about this modern-day guy.

Now that Cleopatra has been married to Caesario, he also uses the opportunity of Octavia’s illness to make Jack look even more incapable! Still, Jack insists this sister of Caesario is alive, gives Octavia medicine, and Octavia’s pain is gone! Cleopatron is no longer Caesario’s husband.

Let Me Go, My Queen! Episode 24

Julia Caesario is fully aware that the Herald of Parsian attends her kingdom on behalf of the Parsian Queen to send spies to endanger the kingdom. This spy is not a stranger to the Caesario, for she has read his poems. Let Me Go, My Queen! Episode 24 shows his identity as Jomer, the poet.

According to Jack’s modern-day knowledge, the Herald holds an equivalent force to the US Ambassador. This time, the Parsian Herald forces Jomer the Chief Advisor while ignoring Caesario’s remarks of not needing any more advisors in the kingdom. Fortunately, Jack uses his words of knowledge to disturb the Herald’s attempts to spy on the kingdom.

Part 2: Meet Let Me Go, My Queen! Full Movie Cast & Their Characters

Matteo Della Putta as Jack Dawson

Jack Dawson’s roles in Let Me Go, My Queen! movie don’t stop as a main male character who gets thrown into the Ancient Roma civilization era. The Caesario, madly in love with him, also appoints him as the Chief Painter in her castle. He has his private chamber, yet, it’s only the beginning, because Jack has to overcome jealousy from other people in the kingdom.

Jack is a heroic individual who sides with justice. Matteo Della Putta’s Italian background makes this actor blend well with the Ancient Rome themes of the movie. Matteo starts with an Italian-only theatrical performance before he embarks on his short movie acting career in around 2023.

Since then, Matteo has always starred as a character with supportive and gentle Beta energy. So, starring as the gentle and sensitive painter Jack isn’t the first role that he casts in.

Ashley Michelle Grant as Julia Caesario

Julia Caesario of Let Me Go, My Queen! movie isn’t just a parody of Roman Emperor Julius Caesar in real-life settings. She is also the ruthless and most feared empress in the Ancient Roman world where Jack got himself thrown away.

At first, Julia thinks other people are only out to infiltrate her kingdom. The more the story progresses, the more we will see Julia a.k.a. the Caesario softening towards Jack. Ashley Michelle Grant, the actress playing as the Roman Caesario, might be an Arizonian actress. Yet, no audience would ever question her acting career tracks.

Seeing ReelShort movies means we will familiarize ourselves with Ashley’s faces as either the lead female (e.g.: Married For Greencard, Stayed For Love) or the villain (e.g.: Escorting The Heiress).

Chanda Am as The Parsian Herald

The Parsian Herald is one of the representatives from another kingdom whose jealousy over Caesario causes her to send top spies to Caesario’s residence. Let Me Go, My Queen! movie suggests the Herald’s authority is on par with the US Ambassadors in the modern world, as the Herald can attend a castle on behalf of her Queen.

Chanda Am, the actress playing the spying Herald in the Let Me Go, My Queen! movie might be a newcomer actress with her five movies since 2020. However, her superb acting has led some movie producers to feature her in upcoming movies. She also manages a talent house and does some photoshoots on her social media accounts when she is not casting.

Part 3: Let Me Go, My Queen! Full Movie Theme & Summary

Theme

Ancient-meets-modernization is the central theme I witness as I watch each episode of the Let Me Go, My Queen! movie. Jack Dawson, the main male character, is not reincarnated in the Ancient Rome civilization. Instead, he is from the modern US world, which means, he possesses modern world knowledge and memories.

The Ancient Rome civilization happens sometime before the centuries. So, other kingdom-based characters should take more time to comprehend what Jack tries to explain, such as the cutting-edge technology of a smartphone’s camera that captures anyone’s photos and a power bank to keep the phone turned on while it is charging.

These things become the running gags in the movie. Fortunately, Caesario, the iron fist ruler, is not only willing to learn. Over time, Jack also successfully melts the empress’ heart. There, the romantic dynamics between the two main characters also become the central themes of the movie.

Summary

Jack Dawson was about to finish his paintings before he got himself distracted by his clients’ Gold pendant. According to his client, the pendant would transport him to another dimension if anyone touched and tried to combine it. Since they live in the modern world of the US, it’s hard for Jack to believe. So, Jack musters all of his courage to combine the pendant.

Let Me Go, My Queen! full movie stories then shift into Jack’s awkward and somewhat scary times lying down weakly in the Ancient Rome civilization. Three female soldiers wearing white armor are trying to tie and trap him. They seem turned on by Jack’s physical appearance.

General Antonia saves Jack’s life by appearing before him and ordering her soldier to escort Jack someplace else. It is through the female General’s words that Jack understands an empress, whom the citizens, generals, and others, regard as the Caesario, rules the kingdom. So, the rules apply to protect women instead of men.

None of these Ancient Roman people have any ideas about modern things Jack tries to convey to them, except one thing: Jack is a painter, and the kingdom needs someone to paint Caesario’s face. Julia, the Caesario of the Roman Empire, has been so done with ordering the guards to send poor painters to the execution chambers. This time, she wants someone who can do more than the jobs.

Can Jack’s cutting-edge smartphone technology convince the Caesario and the entire kingdom? Or, will he risk his life in the guards’ vicious hands? How will the stories between Jack and the Caesario continue in the Let Me Go, My Queen! movie?

Part 4: Watch The Alternative Movie To Let Me Go, My Queen! On ReelShort

Let Me Go, My Queen! movie tells stories about a modern-day guy falling in love with the empress from the Ancient Rome civilization. The kingdom settings are evident throughout all episodes in this movie, emphasizing the classic romantic vibes in the movie.

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Yet, the Erin they witness is an ordinary Erin who sells hotdogs and just got herself dumped by her fiancé. Her necklace is also missing because the mistress breaks it. Still, it shouldn’t stop the Princes from proving Erin’s Princess status!