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[[Category:1912, Top Films]]
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[[Category:1873 Olcott, Sidney (director) USA]]
[[Category:1873 * Olcott, Sidney (director) USA]]
[[Category:1898 Dyer, Percy (actor) GBR]]
[[Category:1898 * Dyer, Percy (actor) GBR]]


[[Category:National Film Registry]]
[[Category:National Film Registry]]

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{en} From the Manger to the Cross (USA, 1912) is a feature film (silent, B&W, 71m), directed by Sidney Olcott.

Abstract

It was one of the first movies to be made on location (in the "Holy Land... with scenes filmed at Jerusalem, Bethlehem, and other authentic locations in Palestine"). It was also one of the most expensive projects of its time for the film industry.

Actress and screenwriter Gene Gauntier wrote the script and portrayed the Virgin Mary. The costumes were based on Tissot. British actor Robert Henderson Bland became so engrossed in the part of Jesus that he later wrote two books about the making of the film, From the Manger to the Cross (1922) and Actor-Soldier-Poet (1939).

Synopsis

Nativity of Jesus

Childhood of Jesus

Ministry of Jesus

Passion of Jesus

Cast

Editions

Produced and released in the United States (1912). Distributed internationally.

  • De la crèche à la croix (French title)
  • Dalla mangiatoia alla croce (Italian title)
  • Del pesebre a la cruz (Spanish title)

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