John Legend, Christian Bale, Ewan McGregor and Diogo Morgado are just some of the attractive men who've played Jesus Christ in film and TV. Ted Neeley, 'Jesus Christ Superstar' (1973)
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This year marks the 40th Anniversary of the film, Jesus Christ Superstar and San Francisco's world renowned Castro Theatre is ready to celebrate. This Friday, August 23rd, the film's own superstar, Ted Neeley -- the most recognized "Jesus of Nazareth" in cinematic history -- will appear live on stage at the palatial theater for a Q&A, followed by a screening of the film in 35mm 'Scope.
The movie would have benefitted greatly if the actors could sing live, similar to the film version of “Les Miserable,” but the sound technology was probably not feasible in 1973. This version of Jesus Christ Superstar is definitely worth your time. As a Christian myself, I can watch it in the musical context and not be offended. In the
Show all movies in the JustWatch Streaming Charts. Streaming charts last updated: 5:22:46 a.m., 2023-12-16. Jesus Christ Superstar is 1503 on the JustWatch Daily Streaming Charts today. The movie has moved up the charts by 532 places since yesterday. In Canada, it is currently more popular than Days of Heaven but less popular than Thelma & Louise.
24. Trivia: Although all of the singing had been recorded before shooting began and the actors were lip-syncing, Carl Anderson (Judas) and Ted Neely (Jesus) sang with full intensity during the takes. The actors chose to do so because merely lip-syncing would not give the emotion and intensity their scenes required. 15.
"This Jesus Must Die" is also a part of the 1973 film adaptation of "Jesus Christ Superstar". Despite the movie's initial controversial reception, it has since gained cult status and been recognized for its importance to musical cinema.
Judas betrays Jesus amongst a flurry of high notes and emotive singing, while “Gethsemane” features Neeley’s singular rock scream as he resigns himself to his fate. -“Superstar”: The groovy ending track, in which Judas attempts to understand why Jesus would have chosen to be born in Israel 2000 years ago instead of today.
The 1973 film opens with a bus carrying the cast traveling in the desert to the filming location. Pay attention when the cast gets off the bus; Ted Neeley as Jesus is not among them, he appears out of nowhere in the middle of the crowd. Likewise at the end of the film; the cast gets back on the bus to leave, but Neeley isn't with them.
Film based on the rock opera by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice that reimagines the last six days of the life of Jesus Christ, as seen by Judas, in contemporary Israel. Show more. 12 days left to
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