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Matathias
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Marie Ney | ... |
Judith
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Cicely Oates | ... |
Rachel [cut from US version]
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Lord de Beaudricourt
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Bertram Wallis | ... |
Prince Bohemund of Tarentum
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Hector Abbas | ... |
Isaachar the Miser
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Kenji Takase | ... |
Phirous
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Godfrey Duke of Normandy
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Joan Maude | ... |
Gianella
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John Stuart | ... |
Pietro Morelli
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Arnold Lucy | ... |
Andrea Michelotti
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Olalla Quintana
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Francis L. Sullivan | ... |
Archbishop Juan de Texada
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curse | legend | crucifixion | reference to jesus christ | spiritual redemption |Parents Guide:
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11 January 1935 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Maurice Elvey's second try at this three part barnstormer (Matheson Lang didn't get a jousting sequence) remains a Sunday School outing but the ingredients and his technical control of them, give it enduring interest.
Conrad Veidt's first English speaking outing has him more convincing than the British old hands, getting about in costume warehouse gear, though the familiar face players do well - Peggy Ashcroft, Francis L. Sulivan and Felix Aylmer.
Compare this with the soon to follow PRIVATE LIVES OF HENRY VIII and you have a snap shot of the problems of the native British film industry - competent, unadventurous, respectful and old fashioned.
It is a measure of Veidt and Elvey that they still manage to involve us in the totally bogus story of the Jew who cursed Christ and found himself stuck on earth till the Second Coming. We actually worry about Conrad's "Is my time not yet come."