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2. Follywood has to market it movies to an audience who think that Roman Soldiers wore Peacock feathers in their Attic helmets on the battle line.

If you portrayed them as the Roman soldier was, they would have most of the views walking away asking "Who did their costume research?"

I have to disagree thoroughly with that. The public doesn't know what they want until they see it, nor do you have to add any introductory explanation at the beginning. Where there any complaints about the Alexander costumes or armour at all?

4. Follywood has a budget. They also have a Gezillion Roman-like costumes already in their warehouses. Why make more?

In fact the higher the movie's budget the more they will be charged to the point where getting supplied by Deepeeka would save them probably half of their armour budget (first question from suppliers across the board is "What's the movie's budget?"). There are no major studio systems any more, as seen in the 40's, etc, so it's all about who they buy or hire from.