Judas (2004)
Judas schließt sich zur Zeit der römischen Besatzung Palästinas der Gruppe um Jesus an, den er wie manch anderer für den Messias hält, der das Volk von den Römern befreien wird. Bei einem Aufenthalt in Jerusalem bringt Jesus die dortige religiöse Oberschicht wie auch die römische Verwaltung gegen sich auf. Judas verrät ihn an seine Gegner, zweifelnd wie hoffend, er werde sich, direkt mit ihnen konfrontiert, als Messias erweisen. Jesus stirbt am Kreuz, woraufhin Judas Selbstmord begeht.
Der Regisseur: Charles Robert Carner
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Johnathon Schaech as Judas Iscariot |
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Jonathan Scarfe as Jesus Christ |
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Tim Matheson as Pontius Pilate |
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Rory Kinnear as Andrew |
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Fiona Glascott as Claudia Procles |
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Owen Teale as Flavius |
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Paul Haigh as Matthew |
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Bob Gunton as Caiaphas |
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Mark Womack as Peter |
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Enzo Squillino Jr. as James |
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Harry Peacock as John |
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Aidan McArdle as John the Baptist |
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Danny Scheinmann as Joshua |
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Suzanne Bertish as Rohab |
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Georgia Mackenzie as Mary Magdalene |
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Diane Keen as Mary, mother of Jesus |
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Elliot Levey as Eliakim |
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Philip Dunbar as King Herod Antipas |
| Writing | Tom Fontana | Writer |
| Editing | Raúl Dávalos | Editor |
| Production | Ann Wingate | Producer |
| Production | Tom Fontana | Executive Producer |
| Production | Barbara Gangi | Associate Producer |
| Production | Frank J. Desiderio | Executive Producer |
| Production | Marco Valerio Pugini | Executive Producer |
| Production | Jason La Padura | Casting |
| Production | Natalie Hart | Casting |
| Production | Hamid Ait Timaghrit | Casting |
| Art | Paolo Biagetti | Production Design |
| Art | Tamara Marini | Art Direction |
| Directing | Charles Robert Carner | Director |
| Sound | Bill Conti | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Michael Goi | Director of Photography |
