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| Joseph Morgan | ... |
Judah Ben-Hur
(2 episodes, 2010)
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| Stephen Campbell Moore | ... |
Messala
(2 episodes, 2010)
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| Emily VanCamp | ... |
Esther
(2 episodes, 2010)
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| Kristin Kreuk | ... |
Tirzah
(2 episodes, 2010)
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| Ben Cross | ... |
Emperor Tiberius
(2 episodes, 2010)
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| Simón Andreu | ... |
Simonides
(2 episodes, 2010)
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| Alex Kingston | ... |
Ruth
(2 episodes, 2010)
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| James Faulkner | ... |
Marcellus
(2 episodes, 2010)
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| Art Malik | ... |
Ilderim
/ ...
(2 episodes, 2010)
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| Marc Warren | ... |
David
(2 episodes, 2010)
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| Lucía Jiménez | ... |
Athene
(2 episodes, 2010)
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| Miguel Ángel Muñoz | ... |
Antegua
(2 episodes, 2010)
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| Kris Holden-Ried | ... |
Gaius
(2 episodes, 2010)
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| Michael Nardone | ... |
Hortator
(2 episodes, 2010)
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| Eugene Simon | ... |
Young Ben Hur
(2 episodes, 2010)
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Toby Marlow | ... |
Young Messala
(2 episodes, 2010)
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Daniella Ereny | ... |
Young Tirzah
(2 episodes, 2010)
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Ricky Simmonds | ... |
Conspirator #1
(2 episodes, 2010)
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| Leo Faulkner | ... |
Conspirator #2
(2 episodes, 2010)
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| Guy Faulkner | ... |
Conspirator #3
(2 episodes, 2010)
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Dick Ward | ... |
Pilate's Physician
(2 episodes, 2010)
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Alex Walters | ... |
Officer
(2 episodes, 2010)
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Bouchra Es Saddiki | ... |
Athene's Body Servant
(2 episodes, 2010)
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| Ghita Tazi | ... |
Ilderim's Female Reader
(2 episodes, 2010)
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Jonathan Stamp | ... |
Pilate's Tweezer
(2 episodes, 2010)
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| Ray Winstone | ... |
Arrius
/ ...
(2 episodes, 2010)
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| Hugh Bonneville | ... |
Pilate
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(2 episodes, 2010)
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| Julian Casey | ... |
Jesus
(2 episodes, 2010)
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A young Jewish prince seeks revenge after an old friend wrongly imprisons him and his family.
first impressive thing is the ambition to create a new adaptation to a classic book. than to look the best way to be more than a great movie remake.and not the last, to have success. result - an adaptation for new generations. not original but good. interesting, giving new nuances
- Stephen Campbell Moore does a real seductive Messala, more credible
than in 1959 version, Ben Cross is a realistic Tiberius and Joseph Morgan is far to be another Charlton Heston. but the last fact could be a virtue because it is Ben Hur of a new time, part of a chain of blockbusters who use the Greek- Roman mythology and histories.so, a good film. for script, cast but, more important, for science to present a story in right nuances. and that fact is important.