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Ben-Hur
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Charlton Heston, Jack Hawkins, Haya Harareet, Stephen Boyd View AllCrew
William Wyler (Director), Karl Tunberg (Screenplay), Gore Vidal (Writer) View AllRelease: Dec. 26th, 1959
Runtime: 3 hours, 32 minutes
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Iroquois
The film's infrequent references to Jesus, ranging from the opening sequence through to his own path intertwining with Ben-Hur's at several plot-relevant junctures, could have easily felt overdone and unnecessary yet they never do, and the ways in which his presence feeds into the film's main narrat....
The film's infrequent references to Jesus, ranging from the opening sequence through to his own path intertwining with Ben-Hur's at several plot-relevant junctures, could have easily felt overdone and unnecessary yet they never do, and the ways in which his presence feeds into the film's main narrat....
mark f
Jesus never speaks in the film, but his life parallels Ben-Hur's and actually makes sense of all of Judah's trials and tribulations.
Jesus never speaks in the film, but his life parallels Ben-Hur's and actually makes sense of all of Judah's trials and tribulations.
Citizen Rules
Best Actor Leading Role - Charlton Heston Best Actor Supporting Role - Hugh Griffith Best Color Cinematography - Robert Surtees Best Art Direction-Set Decoration, Color Best Costume Design, Color Best Sound Best Film Editing Best Effects, Special Effects Best Music, Scoring of a Dramatic or Comedy ....
Best Actor Leading Role - Charlton Heston Best Actor Supporting Role - Hugh Griffith Best Color Cinematography - Robert Surtees Best Art Direction-Set Decoration, Color Best Costume Design, Color Best Sound Best Film Editing Best Effects, Special Effects Best Music, Scoring of a Dramatic or Comedy ....