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''' Rudolph Schildkraut ''' (1862-1930) was an Austrian Jewish actor, active also in the United States. In 1927, American filmmaker [[Cecil B. DeMille]] asked Rudolph and his son [[Joseph Schildkraut|Joseph]] to play the two major "distinctively Jewish" characters in his movie on the life of Jesus, i.e., [[Caiaphas]] and [[Judas Iscariot]], respectively. For [[Joseph Schildkraut]] this would not remain the only biblical roles of his career; in 1935 he featured [[Herod the Great]] and [[Nicodemus]] in 1965.
''' Rudolph Schildkraut ''' (1862-1930) was an Austrian Jewish actor, active in Europe and then in the United States. In 1927, American filmmaker [[Cecil B. DeMille]] asked Rudolph and his son [[Joseph Schildkraut|Joseph]] to play the two major "distinctively Jewish" characters in his movie on the life of Jesus, i.e., [[Caiaphas]] and [[Judas Iscariot]], respectively. For [[Joseph Schildkraut]] this would not remain the only biblical roles of his career; in 1935 he featured [[Herod the Great]] and [[Nicodemus]] in 1965.


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Rudolph Schildkraut

Rudolph Schildkraut (1862-1930) was an Austrian Jewish actor, active in Europe and then in the United States. In 1927, American filmmaker Cecil B. DeMille asked Rudolph and his son Joseph to play the two major "distinctively Jewish" characters in his movie on the life of Jesus, i.e., Caiaphas and Judas Iscariot, respectively. For Joseph Schildkraut this would not remain the only biblical roles of his career; in 1935 he featured Herod the Great and Nicodemus in 1965.

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