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Jesus of Nazareth: Behold the Man

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Written and produced by Joy Harington.
A cycle of plays on the Life of Our Lord.

When Caiaphas, the High Priest, learned that Jesus was coming to Jerusalem for the Passover Festival he called a meeting of the Council of the Sanhedrin to decide what was to be done with this 'prophet of Nazareth' who was causing such a disturbance among the people and the religious life of the country; and although opinion was divided, Caiaphas was convinced of his duty. 'It is to your advantage', he said to the Priests and Pharisees, 'that one man should die for the people rather than that a whole nation should perish'. Meanwhile through wildly cheering crowds Jesus rode into the city.
(BBC telerecording of the programme on March 25, 1956)

Contributors

Writer/Producer:
Joy Harington
Narrator:
John Glen
Religious Advisor:
Robert C. Walton
Film Cameraman:
Peter Sargent
Film Editor:
John Pullen
Jesus:
Tom Fleming
Simon Peter:
Powys Thomas
Andrew:
John Glen
James:
Richard Grant
John:
Michael Bryant
Matthew:
Robert Gillespie
Philip:
Philip Guard
Thomas:
John Dunbar
Judas:
Anthony Jacobs
Nathaniel:
Hugh Dickson
Simon Zealot:
Jack Stewart
James Alphaeus:
John Baker
Thaddaeus:
Alan Rolfe
Nicodemus:
Philip Latham
Caiaphas:
Ewen Solon
Martha:
Jessica Spencer
Mary:
Barbara Lott
Lazarus:
Robert Mooney
Malchus:
David Ritch
Pontius Pilate:
Alan Wheatley
[Actor]:
Owen Berry
[Actor]:
Neville Teede
[Actor]:
Kenneth Cope
[Actress]:
Agnes Bernelle
[Actress]:
Mona Lilian
[Actor]:
Nigel Sharpe
[Actor]:
Miles Brown
[Actor]:
Gertan Klauber

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