O Rei dos Reis

Título original: King of Kings

1961
Livre
2 h 48 min

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A vida de Jesus Cristo, desde a manjedoura em que nasceu até ao início da sua pregação e apostolado.A vida de Jesus Cristo, desde a manjedoura em que nasceu até ao início da sua pregação e apostolado.A vida de Jesus Cristo, desde a manjedoura em que nasceu até ao início da sua pregação e apostolado.

Direção
- Nicholas Ray
Roteiristas
- Philip Yordan
- Ray Bradbury
Artistas

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7,0/10

9,3 mil

SUA AVALIAÇÃO

Direção
- Nicholas Ray
Roteiristas
- Philip Yordan
- Ray Bradbury
Artistas

Veja as informações de produção no IMDbPro

Prêmios
- 2 vitórias e 1 indicação no total

Curiosidades
The crucifixion scene had to be re-shot because a preview audience was offended at Jesus having a hairy chest.

Erros de gravação
The killing of the newborns in Bethlehem is carried out by Roman soldiers. In reality the Roman Army had no units stationed in Judea until AD6, nine years after Herod the Great's death, when it became a full province of the Roman Empire rather than a client kingdom. Instead, the massacre would have been carried out by Herod's own troops, who were a mixture of Jews, Samaritans and foreign mercenaries.

Citações
[Jesus is mending a chair for the Virgin Mary, but has to leave for Jerusalem]
Jesus: The chair will have to wait until I return.
Virgin Mary: [having a vague premonition of Jesus' arrest, trial and death] The chair will never be mended. I am going with you.

Conexões
Featured in Manila nas Garras de Néon (1975)

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the music, the narration, the blue eyes ...

Everything fits together as soon as the film opens with Orson Welles' narrating the story of the Son of God. Little Jesus grows up to be the very American and impossibly blue-eyed Jeffrey Hunter (his opening scene with Robert Ryan's Baptist is superb), who goes on to cure the lame, the insane, the blind, rehabilitate Mary Magdelene, and all the usual things. Hunter is very good in the role, which may have been surprising at the time given his previous form in Westerns (and later in Star Trek's pilot episode!). Other good points - Hurd 'Dorian Gray' Hatfield as Pilate, the dance of the seven veils, the ending, the glorious score ...

It fits together better than The Greatest Story Ever Told, which got too starry and was spoiled by John Wayne's son of gawd. Here everyone knows their place and the religious context remains unscathed by the whitewash of Hollywood. Excellent.