Behold the Man! (1951)
Behold the Man is the film of the Westminster Passion play produced each Easter by Catholic youth organizations with an amateur and anonymous cast. For the first time in Great Britain the censor has permitted the portrayal of Jesus on the screen, to be seen but not heard, the entire film being mimed to narrative.
Director: Walter Rilla
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Charles P. Carr as Jesus Christ |
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Francis Gough as Pontius Pilate |
| Directing | Walter Rilla | Director |
