| Greatest Story Ever Told, The | |||||
| MGM / UA (1965) | |||||
| Drama, Family, History | |||||
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| John Wayne | ||
| Charlton Heston | John the Baptist | |
| Max von Sydow | Jesus | |
| Roddy McDowall | ||
| Martin Landau | ||
| Angela Lansbury | ||
| Telly Savalas | ||
| Sidney Poitier | ||
| Jose Ferrer | ||
| Carroll Baker | Veronica | |
| Michael Anderson Jr. | James the Younger | |
| Ina Balin | Martha of Bethany | |
| Victor Buono | Sorak | |
| Richard Conte | Barabbas | |
| Joanna Dunham | Mary Magdalene | |
| José Ferrer | Herod Antipas | |
| Van Heflin | Bar Amand | |
| José Ferrer | Herod Antipas |
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| Producer | George Stevens
Frank I. Davis George Stevens Jr. |
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| Writer | George Stevens
James Lee Barrett Fulton Oursler Henry Denker |
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Restored To Its Original Theatrical Brilliance! "A magnificent film, handled with reverence, artistic appreciation and admirable restraint" (New York Daily News), this glorious epic is an inspiring, grand scale recreation of the life of Jesus of Nazareth, from His humble birth and teachings to His crucifixion and ultimate Resurrection. Lavishly produced at a cost of $20 million -- an enormous amount for the time -- and honored with five 1965 Academy Award nominations, this exceptional motion picture is exquisitely beautiful. Now fully restored to its original theatrical brilliance with intermission and overture, it is truly The Greatest Story Every Told. |
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