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The Gospel According to Matthew
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Title: The Gospel According to Matthew (1993)
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Cast
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| Richard Kiley | ... | ||
| Bruce Marchiano | ... | ||
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Gerrit Schoonhoven | ... | |
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Dawid Minnaar | ... | |
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Kevin Smith | ... | |
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Matthew Dylan Roberts | ... |
Young Matthew
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Hannes Muller | ... | |
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Charlton George | ... | |
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Ivan Lucas | ... |
Phillip
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Jaques De Klerk | ... | |
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Thomas
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Tony Joubert | ... | |
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Darryl Fuchs | ... | |
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Jonathan Pienaar | ... | |
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Patrick Mynhardt | ... | |
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reference to jesus christ | reference to the book of matthew | christian film | christianity | 1st centuryParents Guide:
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Country:
South AfricaLanguage:
EnglishRelease Date:
1 October 1993 (South Africa) See more »Also Known As:
Jesus the Christ See more »Company Credits
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I don't know how often I have watch this movie over the last few years. Bruce Marchiano's portrait of Jesus was inspired. His Jesus is wonderfully human, you can literally feel his love, anguish, pain, etc. He heals people and then is not above sharing their joy by rolling in the dust with them, hugging and kissing. Non-Christians who watch this movie might not understand, but he certainly helped to strengthen my faith. The crucifixion scene is very powerful and real and left a lasting impression on me as to what crucifixion was like, the pain, humiliation, filth etc. The cast was well chosen and complimented the movie; after all the people it depicts where mostly simple people, fishermen, farmers etc. and I don't believe that more well-known actors could have brought the characters to life the same way, especially Simon Peter.