Jesús de Nazareth (1942)
"Jesús de Nazareth" es la primera película mexicana que aborda la vida, pasión, y muerte de Jesús de Nazaret. Fue dirigida por José Díaz Morales, protagonizada por el argentino José Cibrián y estrenada el 27 de marzo de 1942.
Directora: José Díaz Morales
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José Cibrián as Jesús de Nazareth |
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Adriana Lamar as María Magdalena |
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Aurora Walker as La Virgen María |
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José Baviera as Poncio Pilato |
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Rafael María de Labra as Caifás |
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Enrique García Álvarez as San Pedro |
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José Pidal as Judas Iscariote |
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Arturo Soto Rangel as Sacerdote |
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Miguel Manzano as San Juan Bautista |
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José Morcillo as Herodes |
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Amparo Morillo as La Samaritana |
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Rafael Medina as San Juan Evangelista |
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Ramón G. Larrea as Santiago Apostol |
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Andrés Novo as Anás |
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Consuelo Abascal as Mujer adúltera |
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Carmen Collado as Claudia |
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Victoria Argota as Verónica |
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Manuel Santamaría as San Mateo |
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Humberto Rodríguez as José de Arimatea |
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Manuel Pozos as Nicodemus |
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Salvador Quiroz as Sacerdote |
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María Luisa Carrasco as Marta |
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Ricardo Adalid as Joven rico |
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Pedro Oliver as Simón el Fariseo |
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Crox Alvarado as Simón Cirineo |
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Julio Ahuet as Criado de Anás |
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Roberto Cañedo as Sayón |
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Roberto Banquells as Sacerdote |
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Manuel Dondé as Testigo contra Jesús |
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José Elías Moreno as Barrabas |
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Francisco Reiguera as Apostol |
| Sound | Rodolfo Halffter | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Víctor Herrera | Director of Photography |
| Directing | José Díaz Morales | Director |
| Writing | José Díaz Morales | Writer |
| Production | Ramón Pereda | Producer |
| Costume & Make-Up | José Jurado | Makeup & Hair |
| Writing | Alfonso Lapeña | Writer |
| Editing | Juan José Marino | Editor |
| Costume & Make-Up | Vicente Tostado | Costume Design |
| Art | Manuel Fontanals | Production Design |
