Día de Triunfo (1954)
Film que recrea los últimos días de Jesucristo, aunque sin retratar demasiado a los personajes y con elementos inventados. De hecho, adopta una más que curiosa perspectiva, pues el personaje principal no es Cristo sino un tal Zadok, jefe de los Celotes.
Dirección: John T. Coyle, Irving Pichel.
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Lee J. Cobb as Zadok |
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James Griffith as Judas Iscariot |
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Ralph Freud as Caiaphas |
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Robert Wilson as Jesus Christ |
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Mike Connors as Andrew |
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Tyler McVey as Peter |
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Toni Gerry as Cloas |
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Joanne Dru as Mary Magdalene |
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Everett Glass as Annas |
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Lowell Gilmore as Pontius Pilate |
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Anthony Warde as Barabbas |
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Peter Whitney as Nikator |
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John Stephenson as John the Baptist |
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Barbara Billingsley as Claudia - Wife of Pilate |
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George Sawaya as James the Less |
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Robert Cornthwaite as Simon the Zealot |
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Lawrence Dobkin as Matthew |
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I. Stanford Jolley as Simon the Pharisee |
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Renny McEvoy as Dismas |
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Leonard Penn as Pharisee |
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Richard Reeves as Gestas |
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Keith Richards as John |
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Rick Vallin as James |
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Claudia Drake as Martha |
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Charles Wagenheim as Lazarus |
| Writing | Arthur T. Horman | Writer |
| Directing | John T. Coyle | Director |
| Directing | Irving Pichel | Director |
| Camera | Ray June | Director of Photography |
