Pontius Pilate (1962)
Overview
The events that culminated with the Passion of Christ seen from the perspective of Pontius Pilate, the Procurator of Judea who unwillingly condemned Christ to death. Based on the biblical Gospel of John.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | it |
| Popularity | 0.3593 |
Directed By
Gian Paolo Callegari
Irving Rapper
Crew
Gian Paolo Callegari
Gino De Santis
Gino De Santis
Irving Rapper
Josette France
Luigi Urbini
Armando Grottini
Gian Paolo Callegari
Otello Spila
Ivo Perilli
Anacleto Giustini
Pasquale Fanetti
Guglielmo Santangelo
Luciano Ricci
Ugo Pericoli
Oscar De Arcangelis
Mario Amari
Oreste Biancoli
Arduino Mercuri
Fausto Zuccoli
Sergio Merolle
Claude Marchand
Guy Elmes
Ottavio Scotti
Carmine De Benedittis
Giancarlo Romani
Eros Bacciucchi
Carlo Fiore
Italia Cambi
Lina D'Amico
Ugo Pericoli
Enzo Merolle
Massimo Dallamano
Angelo Francesco Lavagnino
Paola Salvadori
Renzo Lucidi
TOP CAST
Jean Marais
Ponzio Pilato
Jeanne Crain
Claudia Procula
Basil Rathbone
Caiaphas
Letícia Román
Sarah
Massimo Serato
Nicodemus
Riccardo Garrone
Galba
Livio Lorenzon
Barabbas
Gianni Garko
Jonathan
John Drew Barrymore
Judas / Jesus
Roger Tréville
Aaron El Mesin
Carlo Giustini
Decio
Dante DiPaolo
Simone
Paul Müller
Mehlik
Alfredo Varelli
Giuseppe d'Arimatea
Manuela Ballard
Ester
Emma Baron
Dirce
Raffaella Carrà
Jessica
Aldo Pini
Isaac
Claudio Scarchilli
Disma
Charles Borromel
Caesar
Roger Browne
Extra
Nicola Di Gioia
Ufficiale del Sinedrio
John Karlsen
Roman Senator
John Stacy
Roman Senator
Omero Capanna
Soldier
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