Son of Man (1969)
Dennis Potter's controversial reading of the life of Christ, with Jesus portrayed as a hearty, fiery, well-meaning carpenter who believes that people should try to love their enemies rather than fight all the time, but who is racked by self doubt as to whether or not he is the popularly anticipated Messiah.
Director: Gareth Davies
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Colin Blakely as Jesus Christ |
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Robert Hardy as Pontius Pilate |
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Bernard Hepton as Caiaphas |
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Brian Blessed as Peter |
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Edward Hardwicke as Judas Iscariot |
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Godfrey Quigley as Roman Commander |
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Patricia Lawrence as Procla |
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Gawn Grainger as Andrew |
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Clive Graham as Roman Centurion |
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Godfrey James as 1st Soldier |
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Eric Mason as 2nd Soldier |
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Brian Spink as Zealot |
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Hugh Futcher as 1st Heckler |
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Raymond Witch as 2nd Heckler |
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Robin Chadwick as Young Officer |
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Colin Rix as James |
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Walter Hall as Philip |
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Wendy Allnutt as Ruth |
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Keith Campbell as 1st Priest |
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Edmond Bennett as 2nd Priest |
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Paul Prescott as Man in Crowd |
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George Desmond as Leper |
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Polly Murch as Woman Possessed |
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Peter Beton as Beaten Samaritan |
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Edmund Bailey as 3rd Heckler |
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David Cannon as Beggar |
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Roy Stewart as Boxer |
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Dinny Powell as Boxer |
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Alan Lawrance as Money Changed |
| Directing | Gareth Davies | Director |
| Writing | Dennis Potter | Writer |
| Production | Graeme MacDonald | Producer |
| Art | Spencer Chapman | Production Design |
