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Jesus of Nazareth (DVD, 2000, 2-Disc Set)
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Leading Role: Robert Powell
Director: Franco Zeffirelli
Rating: Not Rated
Release Date: Feb 2000
Format: DVD
Additional Info: 2-Disc Set
UPC: 012236101666
Product ID: EPID3295891
Description: This epic chronicle of Christ begins with the arrangements of the wedding between Joseph and Mary, proceeds through Jesus' birth, his encounter with John the Baptist, and all the way to the grueling, transfigurative end. The all-star cas...
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A great cast with an unknown as the star, Robert Powell. Who portrays the Christ. Knowing he would never again, attain such a powerful role, Robert Powell, portrays Christ, as far as any man can do it. James Farentino as Simon called Peter, a well known actor in his own right, did a wonderful job.
For anyone who wants to see the portrayal of Jesus, with out the scourging...this is the movie for you...Rod Steiger as Pontius Pilate...also did a wonderful job...And as he is crucified, the Roman Soldier who said: Truely he was the Son of God! portrayed by an extrmely well known John Wayne, with no credit intended. The centurion who had his slave healed..Ernest Borgnine...most of this particular story comes from Matthew, Luke and John
and possible a few small tidbits from James. But even on the cross, the mention of John is still there...and the ending of the story while Christ calls out...is taken from the book of Matthew. A wonderful film, in it's adaptation of the Christ from childbirth to crucifiction...and the resurrection that follows...a great family film, to endure for years to come.
For anyone who wants to see the portrayal of Jesus, with out the scourging...this is the movie for you...Rod Steiger as Pontius Pilate...also did a wonderful job...And as he is crucified, the Roman Soldier who said: Truely he was the Son of God! portrayed by an extrmely well known John Wayne, with no credit intended. The centurion who had his slave healed..Ernest Borgnine...most of this particular story comes from Matthew, Luke and John
and possible a few small tidbits from James. But even on the cross, the mention of John is still there...and the ending of the story while Christ calls out...is taken from the book of Matthew. A wonderful film, in it's adaptation of the Christ from childbirth to crucifiction...and the resurrection that follows...a great family film, to endure for years to come.
Review ID: 10000000000833496
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