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In the Beginning (TV 2000)Biblical tales from the books of Genesis and Exodus, including the stories of Abraham's devotion and Joseph's betrayal. Director:Kevin ConnorWriter:John Goldsmith |
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| Martin Landau | ... | ||
| Jacqueline Bisset | ... | ||
| Billy Campbell | ... |
Moses
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| Eddie Cibrian | ... | ||
| Frederick Weller | ... | ||
| Alan Bates | ... | ||
| Steven Berkoff | ... | ||
| Geraldine Chaplin | ... | ||
| Amanda Donohoe | ... | ||
| Christopher Lee | ... | ||
| Art Malik | ... | ||
| Rachael Stirling | ... | ||
| Diana Rigg | ... | ||
| Victor Spinetti | ... |
Happatezoah, Pharaoh's Magician
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| David Threlfall | ... | ||
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Biblical tales from the books of Genesis and Exodus, including the stories of Abraham's devotion and Joseph's betrayal.
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From creation to the commandments, Man's greatest journey starts here.Parents Guide:
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12 November 2000 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Yes, I only gave it a 1 out of 10, but if you're voting on the Fabulously Awful Scale then it's really probably a 10 out of 10...I only caught the last 20 minutes on the Hallmark Channel today, but I could tell from just that short period of time that this one is a keeper for my Hilariously Hideous Films collection...Highlights: 1) the Egyptians costumes, 2) the bad make-up job on Moses, darkening his skin. (He looked like he had a streaky, orange fake tan, a la Charlize Theron at the Oscars)...and my personal favorite, 3) Joshua being randomly British, when all the other actors sounded American. (Perhaps it was explained earlier in the film somehow? Like, was Joshua from a different tribe or something?) Overall?...I'd say it was totally great, if you enjoy bad movies.