Difference between revisions of "Caesar's Friend (1947 / @1933 Dixon, Morrah), British (TV) production (play)"

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Caesar's Friend (1947) is a British TV production (sound, B&W, 90m) of Caesar's Friend (1933 Dixon, Morrah), play.

The film focuses on Pontius Pilate's most momentous decision told from his point of view.

On 2 April 1939, the TV play Caesar's Friend had been the first fictional work of biblical subject to be aired on television; see Caesar's Friend (1939 / @1933 Dixon, Morrah), British (TV) production (play).

After suspending its programs during WW2, BBC resumed its activities on 7 June 1946. A second version of the same play was broadcast on 1 May 1947 with some members of the original cast. A third version would follow in 1954; see Caesar's Friend (1954 Amyes / @1933 Dixon, Morrah), British (TV) production (play).

Produced and broadcast in Great Britain (1 May 1947), by BBC.

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 On 2 April 1939, the TV play ''Caesar's Friend'' had been the first fictional work of biblical subject to be aired on television; see [[Caesar's Friend (1939 / @1933 Dixon, Morrah), British (TV) production (play)]].
-After suspending its programs during WW2, BBC resumed its activities on 7 June 1946. A second version of the same play was broadcast on 1 May 1947 with some members of the original cast.
+After suspending its programs during WW2, BBC resumed its activities on 7 June 1946. A second version of the same play was broadcast on 1 May 1947 with some members of the original cast. A third version would follow in 1954; see [[Caesar's Friend (1954 Amyes / @1933 Dixon, Morrah), British (TV) production (play)]].
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