samedi 15 octobre 2016

La tunique (1953) Henry Koster - The robe

Affiche Française : Roger Soubie

Affiche Française : Boris Grinsson

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Affiche Espagnole : Josep Soligo Tena

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Affiche Allemande : Hans Otto Wendt

Affiche Allemande : Will Williams

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Overview

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6.8/10 6,478 votes »

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Director:

Henry Koster

Writers (WGA):

Philip Dunne (screenplay) and
Gina Kaus (adaptation)
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Release Date:

4 December 1953 (France) See more »

Genre:

Drama | History See more »

Tagline:

The First Picture on the New Miracle Curved Screen ! See more »

Plot:

In the Roman province of Judea during the 1st century, Roman tribune Marcellus Gallio is ordered to crucify Jesus of Nazareth but is tormented by his guilty conscience afterwards. Full summary » | Add synopsis »

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Awards:

Won 2 Oscars. Another 3 wins & 4 nominations See more »

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Cast

(in credits order) (verified as complete)

	Richard Burton	...	Marcellus Gallio
	Jean Simmons	...	Diana
	Victor Mature	...	Demetrius
	Michael Rennie	...	Peter
	Jay Robinson	...	Caligula
	Dean Jagger	...	Justus
	Torin Thatcher	...	Sen. Gallio
	Richard Boone	...	Pontius Pilate
	Betta St. John	...	Miriam
	Jeff Morrow	...	Paulus
	Ernest Thesiger	...	Emperor Tiberius
	Dawn Addams	...	Junia
	Leon Askin	...	Abidor
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Michael Ansara	...	Judas (uncredited)
	Jan Arvan	...	Slave Dealer (uncredited)
	Ben Astar	...	Cleander (uncredited)
	Harry Baum	...	Minor Role (uncredited)
	Helen Beverly	...	Rebecca (uncredited)
	Kit Carson	...	Soldier (uncredited)
	Albert Cavens	...	Sword-Fighting Soldier (uncredited)
	Fred Cavens	...	Sword-Fighting Soldier (uncredited)
	Jean Corbett	...	Slave Girl (uncredited)
	Joan Corbett	...	Slave Girl (uncredited)
	Noreen Corcoran	...	Girl (uncredited)
	Sally Corner	...	Cornelia (uncredited)
	Jane Crowley	...	Minor Role (uncredited)
	Leo Curley	...	Shalum (uncredited)
	Frank DeKova	...	Slave Dealer (uncredited)
	Irene Demetrion	...	(uncredited)
	Van Des Autels	...	Chamberlain (uncredited)
	John Doucette	...	Ship's Mate (uncredited)
	Anthony Eustrel	...	Sarpedo (uncredited)
	Dan Ferniel	...	Black Man (uncredited)
	Bess Flowers	...	Bystander at trial (uncredited)
	Sam Gilman	...	Ship's Captain (uncredited)
	Roy Gordon	...	Chamberlain (uncredited)
	Michael Granger	...	Slave Dealer (uncredited)
	Percy Helton	...	Caleb - Wine Merchant (uncredited)
	Thomas Browne Henry	...	Marius - Physician (uncredited)
	Rosalind Ivan	...	Julia (uncredited)
	Richard Kean	...	Slave Dealer (uncredited)
	George Keymas	...	Slave (uncredited)
	Donald C. Klune	...	Jesus (uncredited)
	Nicolas Koster	...	Jonathan (uncredited)
	Virginia Lee	...	(uncredited)
	Virginia Ann Lee	...	Specialty Dancer (uncredited)
	David Leonard	...	Marcipor (uncredited)
	Alfred Linder	...	Slave Dealer (uncredited)
	Emmett Lynn	...	Nathan (uncredited)
	Christey Marlo	...	Slave Girl (uncredited)
	Mae Marsh	...	Jerusalem Woman Aiding Demetrius (uncredited)
	George Melford	...	(uncredited)
	Cameron Mitchell	...	Jesus Christ (voice) (uncredited)
	Eleanor Moore	...	(uncredited)
	Ralph Moratz	...	Nobleman in Market (uncredited)
	Edward Mundy	...	Peddler (uncredited)
	Jay Novello	...	Tiro (uncredited)
	Arthur Page	...	Reuben (uncredited)
	Francis Pierlot	...	Dodinius (uncredited)
	Alex Pope	...	Roman Officer (uncredited)
	Guy Prescott	...	Quintus - Tribune (uncredited)
	Ford Rainey	...	Ship's Captain (uncredited)
	Peter Reynolds	...	Lucius (uncredited)
	Pamela Robinson	...	Lucia (uncredited)
	George Robotham	...	Slave with Demetrius at Palm Procession(uncredited)
	Hayden Rorke	...	Caluus - Slave Auction Bidder (uncredited)
	Gloria Saunders	...	Slave Girl (uncredited)
	Norbert Schiller	...	Slave Dealer (uncredited)
	Harry Shearer	...	David (uncredited)
	Marc Snegoff	...	(uncredited)
	Marc Snow	...	Auctioneer (uncredited)
	Murray Steckler	...	Melas (uncredited)
	George E. Stone	...	Gracchus (uncredited)
	Arthur Tovey	...	Gladiator (uncredited)
	Eleanore Vogel	...	Minor Role (uncredited)
	Otto Waldis	...	Slave Dealer (uncredited)
	Gene Wesson	...	Soldier (uncredited)

Directed by
Henry Koster

Writing credits (WGA)
Philip Dunne		(screenplay)
Gina Kaus		(adaptation)
Lloyd C. Douglas		(novel)
Albert Maltz		screenplay (originally uncredited)

Produced by
Frank Ross	....	producer

Original Music by
Alfred Newman

Cinematography by
Leon Shamroy		(director of photography)

Film Editing by
Barbara McLean

Art Direction by
George W. Davis
Lyle R. Wheeler		(as Lyle Wheeler)

Set Decoration by
Paul S. Fox		(set decorations)
Walter M. Scott		(set decorations)

Costume Design by
Emile Santiago		(uncredited)

Makeup Department
Ben Nye	....	makeup artist

Production Management
Joseph C. Behm	....	unit manager (uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Tom Connors Jr.	....	assistant director
Donald C. Klune	....	second assistant director (uncredited)

Art Department
Gordon Butcher	....	painter (uncredited)
Bill Harris	....	painter (uncredited)
Bill Jekel	....	painter (uncredited)
Eugene Kornman	....	portrait photographer (uncredited)
Ken McClelland	....	painter (uncredited)
Tony Reveles	....	painter (uncredited)
Duncan Spencer	....	painter (uncredited)
Clayton Thomason	....	painter (uncredited)
Fred Tuch	....	painter (uncredited)
William Tury	....	painter (uncredited)
Delmer Yoakum	....	painter (uncredited)

Sound Department
Bernard Freericks	....	sound
Roger Heman Sr.	....	sound (as Roger Heman)
Clyde Carruth	....	sound editor (uncredited)
Walter Rossi	....	sound editor (uncredited)

Special Effects by
James B. Gordon	....	special effects (uncredited)

Visual Effects by
Ray Kellogg	....	special photographic effects
Matthew Yuricich	....	matte painter (uncredited)

Stunts
Fred Carson	....	stunts (uncredited)
Albert Cavens	....	stunts (uncredited)
Fred Cavens	....	stunts (uncredited)
Howard Hampton	....	stunts (uncredited)
Tom Hennesy	....	stunts (uncredited)
Nosher Powell	....	stunts (uncredited)
George Robotham	....	stunts (uncredited)
Danny Sands	....	stunts (uncredited)
Bill White Jr.	....	stunt double (uncredited)

Camera and Electrical Department
Lee Crawford	....	assistant camera (uncredited)
John Florea	....	still photographer (uncredited)
Sol Halperin	....	camera department head (uncredited)
James Mitchell	....	still photographer (uncredited)
Irving Rosenberg	....	camera operator (uncredited)
Harvey L. Slocomb	....	assistant camera (uncredited)
Clyde Taylor	....	gaffer (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department
Charles Le Maire	....	wardrobe director (as Charles LeMaire)
Adele Balkan	....	set wardrobe supervisor (uncredited)
Sam Benson	....	wardrobe (uncredited)
Dorothea Hulse	....	weaver (uncredited)
Dorothy Lou Macready	....	assistant weaver (uncredited)
Clinton Sandeen	....	wardrobe manager: men (uncredited)
Jimmy Spies	....	armor (uncredited)
Ed Wynigear	....	wardrobe (uncredited)

Editorial Department
Lyman Hallowell	....	assistant editor (uncredited)

Music Department
Edward B. Powell	....	orchestrator
Ken Darby	....	choral director (uncredited)
Carol Richards	....	singing voice: Betta St.John (uncredited)

Transportation Department
James E. Ruman	....	transportation chief (uncredited)

Other crew
Leonard Doss	....	Technicolor color consultant
Albert Cavens	....	fencing instructor (uncredited)
Fred Cavens	....	fencing instructor (uncredited)
James Denton	....	unit publicity manager (uncredited)
Stan Margulies	....	unit publicist (uncredited)
Jack Muth	....	research assistant: CinemaScope (uncredited)
Stephen Papich	....	dance director (uncredited)
Jack Pennick	....	technical advisor (uncredited)
Earl I. Sponable	....	research director: CinemaScope (uncredited)
Allen Wise	....	titles (uncredited)
Sonia Wolfson	....	unit publicist (uncredited)