L'Évangile de Jean (2003)
Le cinéaste anglais Philip Saville dirige le récit religieux "l'Évangile de Jean", une production de la compagnie canadienne Visual Bible International. Ce drame de trois heures essaye de suivre avec précision l'Évangile tel que Jean l'a écrit, au cours du premier siècle.
Directeur:
Philip Saville
écrivain:
John Goldsmith
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Christopher Plummer as Narrator (voice) |
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Henry Ian Cusick as Jesus Christ |
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Stuart Bunce as John |
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Daniel Kash as Simon Peter |
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Stephen Russell as Pontius Pilate |
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Alan van Sprang as Judas Iscariot |
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Diana Berriman as Virgin Mary |
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Richard Lintern as Leading Pharisee |
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Scott Handy as John the Baptist |
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Lynsey Baxter as Mary Magdalene |
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Diego Matamoros as Nicodemus |
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Nancy Palk as Samaritan Woman |
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Elliot Levey as Nathanael |
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Andrew Pifko as Philip |
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Stuart Fox as Blind Man |
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David Meyer as Lame Man |
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Nicolas Van Burek as Young Levite |
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William Pappas as Elderly Levite |
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Cedric Smith as Caiaphas |
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Tristan Gemmill as Andrew |
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Alexander Abadzis as Man in Crowd #7 |
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Tony Arunah Abbey as Relative of Malchus |
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Aaron Abrams as Man in Temple Crowd #3 |
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Jordan Andonov as Temple Guard |
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Salvatore Antonio as Judas (Not Iscariot) |
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Sean Arnold as Elderly Priest |
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Ashley Artus as Man in Crowd #1 |
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David Bannerman as Man in Street #2 |
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Wendy Baxter as Girl at Gate |
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Russell Bennett as Man in Temple Mount #2 |
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Maria Jose Berti as Woman in Crowd |
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Andrew Bicknell as Government Official |
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Paul Braunstein as Man in Temple Crowd #4 |
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Mark Anthony Brighton as Malchus |
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Miriam Brown as Martha |
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Greg Bryk as Disciple |
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Billy-Joe Buttery as Wedding Guest |
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Inga Cadranel as Adulterous Woman |
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George Camiller as Pharisee #2 |
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Dominic Cuzzocrea as High Official #1 |
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Donald Ewer as Annas |
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Jan Filips as Joseph of Arimathea |
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Gilly Gilchrist as Man in Crowd #4 |
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Richard Heap as Roman Captain |
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Miriam Hughes as Mary, Lazarus' Sister |
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John Ioannou as Man in Crowd #8 |
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Nick Johne as Chief Servant |
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Alex Karzis as James |
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Richard Lumsden as Baptist's Disciple #2 |
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Peter MacQueen as Baptist's Disciple #1 |
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Stephen Mapes as Jesus' Brother #1 |
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Lisa Marcos as Bride |
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Gregory Meyers as Disciple |
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Paul Mota as Jew |
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Paul Alexander Nolan as Bridegroom |
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Paulino Nunes as Mason |
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Heinar Piller as High Official #3 |
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Alex Poch-Goldin as Disciple |
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Rami Posner as Man in Synagogue |
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Allan Price as Blind Man's Father |
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Tim Progosh as The Master of the Feast |
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Carlo Rota as Chief of the Temple Guards |
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Donald Saunders as Man in Crowd #5 |
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Sal Scozzari as Mason #2 |
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Nitzan Sharron as Lazarus |
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Michael Stevens as Court Scribe |
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Andy Velasquez as Thomas the Twin |
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Timothy Walker as Man in Crowd #2 |
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Frederick Warder as Government Official's Servant |
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Egidio Tari as Jesus Follower |
| Directing | Philip Saville | Director |
| Production | Joel B. Michaels | Executive Producer |
| Production | Martin Katz | Executive Producer |
| Production | Sandy Pearl | Executive Producer |
| Editing | Michel Arcand | Editor |
| Art | Ian Brock | Art Direction |
| Costume & Make-Up | Debra Hanson | Costume Design |
| Writing | John Goldsmith | Screenplay |
| Production | John Clyde Wagner | Executive Producer |
| Art | Collin Niemi | Art Direction |
| Art | Carolyn A. Loucks | Set Decoration |
| Production | Chris Chrisafis | Producer |
| Production | Garth Drabinsky | Producer |
| Art | Don Taylor | Production Design |
| Camera | Mirosław Baszak | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Jeff Danna | Original Music Composer |
| Production | Don Taylor | Production Designer |
| Crew | Diane Kingston | Digital Effects Producer |
