Manchester Passion

TV Movie
2006
1h

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The story of Jesus Christ's last few hours told through the meaning of music by Manchester musicians.The story of Jesus Christ's last few hours told through the meaning of music by Manchester musicians.The story of Jesus Christ's last few hours told through the meaning of music by Manchester musicians.

Director
- Phil Chilvers
Writers
- Andy King-Dabbs
- Stephen Powell
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8.2/10

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Director
- Phil Chilvers
Writers
- Andy King-Dabbs
- Stephen Powell
Stars

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Keith Allen

Presenter…

Darren Morfitt

Jesus

Denise Johnson

Mary

Tim Booth

Judas

Nicholas R. Bailey

Peter
(as Nicholas Bailey)

Chris Bisson

Barabbas
(as Christopher Bisson)

Debbie Bowers

Peter's accuser #1

Anna French

Peter's accuser #2

Danny Thornton

Peter's accuser #3

Andy McGowan

Thief…

Ian Gregg

Thief…

Eamonn O'Dwyer

Man In Van

Tony Wilson

Self
(as Anthony Wilson)

Sam Brackenbury

Disciple

Jason Jump

Disciple

Rhydian Lewis

Disciple

Marcus MacFarlane

Disciple

Wes Nike

Disciple

Director
- Phil Chilvers
Writers
- Andy King-Dabbs
- Stephen Powell
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Trivia
Broadcast live from Manchester's Albert Square on Good Friday 2006.

Goofs
When the interviewer is talking to someone, a man walking by in the background draws the cross the wrong way round.

Connections
Version of The Passion (Nederland): Gouda (2011)

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1/10

oh dear

what were Tim booth and, particularly Kieth Allen, thinking? ignore the previous comment! this truly was a tragic affair. it was embarrassing to watch and i cringed all the way thru. i'm sure you can see Kieth Allen thinking, 'what was i on when i agreed to do this'. I think its one of those things that possibly looks good on paper, but when brought to life is not exactly what you hoped it would be.

it just doesn't work on any level except comedic! to attach classic songs to this garbage is in itself blasphemis! avoid at all costs - close your eyes and just pretend it never happened..... ahhhhhhhhh....that's better.