The Living Christ

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The Living Christ

1951- 1951

1 Seasons

12 Episodes

5.7(3 votes)

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Overview

The first ever made for TV miniseries documents the story of Jesus Christ from birth to resurrection.

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19 members

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Art Gilmore

Narrator

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Eileen Rowe

Mary the Mother

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Peter Whitney

Herod Antipas

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George Bruggeman

John

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Gayne Whitman

Judas Iscariot

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Carl Milletaire

Pharisee

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Bing Russell

Lazarus

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Jeanne Bates

Mary - Sister of Lazarus

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I. Stanford Jolley

Dismas the Good Thief

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James Flavin

Longinus

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Dennis Moore

Assyrian Messenger

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John Alvin

Joseph

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Eddie Dew

James

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Mort Mills

Habor

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Grandon Rhodes

Nicodemus

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Allene Roberts

Dora

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John Crawford

Joel

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Trevor Bardette

Isaiah

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Robert Holton

Jesus

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