The Living Christ Series

Serie de TV
1951
6h

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaThe first mini-series made for television. Originally airing on NBC in 12 parts, it documents Christ's story from his birth to the resurrection.The first mini-series made for television. Originally airing on NBC in 12 parts, it documents Christ's story from his birth to the resurrection.The first mini-series made for television. Originally airing on NBC in 12 parts, it documents Christ's story from his birth to the resurrection.

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DestacadoLos mejor calificados Temporada 1951

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Art Gilmore

Narrator

Robert Holton

Jesus

William Henry

Andrew

Tyler McVey

Simon Peter

Lawrence Dobkin

Caiaphas…

Paul Picerni

James

Robert Bice

Matthew

Michael Whalen

Simon the Zealot

John Phillips

Thomas

Mel Marshall

John

Lowell Gilmore

Pontius Pilate

Eileen Rowe

Mary the Mother

Peter Whitney

Herod Antipas

Will Wright

Annas…

Harlan Warde

Pharisee

George Bruggeman

John…

Gayne Whitman

Judas Iscariot

Carl Milletaire

Pharisee

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for believers

Its virtue - maybe to rediscover the word of the Holy Scripture. It is a correct serie ad, episode by episode, you discover it as a film for the believers. Catholic, off course but not only. It is a sort of remember about familiar things defining the faith of the viewer, it has not the purpose to represent an impressive show and, the basic gift, it is more convincing and fair than the great films about The Savior. Not the last, the nostalgia has the precise role in the emotion created by this serie.

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"The Living Christ Series" is considered to be the first "unofficial" television mini-series. All 12 episodes aired on NBC in 1951 and two years later its sequel TV movie "I Beheld His Glory" also aired on NBC. After its original airing, the series remained off of television until the late 1980's when local religious stations began airing the series. TBN aired all twelve episodes throughout the 1990's. The entire series is public domain and has been released numerous times on VHS and DVD.