2008- 2008

1 Seasons

6 Episodes

5.3(13 votes)

Ended

Drama

Overview

The Passion is a television drama serial that tells the story of the last week in the life of Jesus.

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Episodes

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Cast & Crew

21 members

Acting

Ben Daniels

Caiaphas

Acting

Penelope Wilton

Mary

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James Nesbitt

Pilate

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David Oyelowo

Joseph of Arimathea

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Joseph Mawle

Jesus

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Denis Lawson

Annas

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Stephen Graham

Barabbas

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Dean Lennox Kelly

Unknown Role

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Paul Nicholls

Judas

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John Lynch

Sagan

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Daniel Evans

Unknown Role

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Laura Fraser

Abigail

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Tom Ellis

Apostle Philip

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Darren Morfitt

Unknown Role

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Paloma Baeza

Unknown Role

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Ben Daniels

Caiaphas

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Ben Caplan

Yehuda

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Mark Lewis Jones

Apostle Marcus

Crew

Steve Morphew

Apostle Thaddaeus

Acting

Peter Sullivan

Temple Lawyer

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Roger Ashton-Griffiths

Syrian Prefect

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