King of Kings (1961)
Overview
Who is Jesus, and why does he impact all he meets? He is respected and reviled, emulated and accused, beloved, betrayed, and finally crucified. Yet that terrible fate would not be the end of the story.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $7,775,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $13,400,000.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.4688 |
Directed By
Nicholas Ray
Crew
Milton Krasner
Franz Planer
Philip Yordan
Manuel Berenguer
Samuel Bronston
Nicholas Ray
Miklós Rózsa
Harold F. Kress
Enrique Alarcón
Anna Cristofani
Georges Wakhévitch
José López Rodero
Stanley Detlie
Lee LeBlanc
Carl Gibson
José María Ochoa
Carlo Lastricati
Maciek Piotrowski
Alex Weldon
Georges Wakhévitch
Sumner Williams
Norton Kurland
Stanley Goldsmith
Noël Howard
Franklin Milton
Mario Van Riel
Betty Utey
Alan Brown
Basil Fenton-Smith
Jaime Prades
Charles E. Parker
Eric Seelig
Renée Lichtig
Julio Sempere
Simon Mizrahi
Franklin Milton
Fernando Pérez
Lee LeBlanc
Fergus Bourke
Frank Howard
Miguel Pedregosa
Terry Yorke
TOP CAST
Jeffrey Hunter
Jesus
Siobhán McKenna
Mary
Hurd Hatfield
Pontius Pilate
Ron Randell
Lucius
Viveca Lindfors
Claudia
Rita Gam
Herodias
Carmen Sevilla
Mary Magdalene
Brigid Bazlen
Salome
Harry Guardino
Barabbas
Rip Torn
Judas
Frank Thring
Herod Antipas
Guy Rolfe
Caiaphas
Royal Dano
Peter
Robert Ryan
John the Baptist
Edric Connor
Balthazar
Maurice Marsac
Nicodemus
Grégoire Aslan
Herod
George Coulouris
Camel Driver
Conrado San Martín
General Pompey
Gérard Tichy
Joseph
Antonio Mayans
Young John
Luis Prendes
Good Thief / Roman Soldier
David Davies
Burly Man
José Nieto
Caspar
Rubén Rojo
Matthew
Fernando Sancho
Mad man
Michael Wager
Thomas
Félix de Pomés
Joseph of Arimathea
Adriano Rimoldi
Melchior
Barry Keegan
Bad Thief
Rafael Luis Calvo
Simon of Cyrene
Tino Barrero
Andrew
Paco Morán
Blind Man
Frank Braña
Roman Soldier/Barrabas Soldier (uncredited)
Cris Huerta
Jewish Rebel (uncredited)
John Kerr
Man at Sermon on the Mount (uncredited)
Ray Milland
Satan (voice) (uncredited)
Antonio Montoya
Roman Soldier (uncredited)
Paul Naschy
Herod Antipas' Servant/Roman Soldier (uncredited)
Randy Paar
Extra in Palm Sunday Scene (uncredited)
Aldo Sambrell
Judea Soldier (uncredited)
Bud Strait
John the Apostle (uncredited)
Ron Veto
Bit part (uncredited)
Orson Welles
Narrator (voice) (uncredited)
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