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The Messiah
The Messiah
Directed by	Roberto Rossellini
Starring	Pier Maria Rossi ; Mita Ungaro
Music by	Mario Nascimbene
Release date	25 October 1975;
Running time	140 minutes
Countries	Italy ; France
Language	Italian

The Messiah (1975 film)

Last updated December 28, 2025

The Messiah (Italian : Il messia) is a 1975 Italian / French film directed by Roberto Rossellini.^[1]

Plot

Cast

Pier Maria Rossi as Jesus
Mita Ungaro as Virgin Mary
Carlos de Carvalho as John the Baptist
Fausto Di Bella as Saul
Vernon Dobtcheff as Samuel
Antonella Fasano as Mary Magdalene
Jean Martin as Pontius Pilate
Toni Ucci as Herod Antipas
Vittorio Caprioli as Herod the Great
Tina Aumont as Adulteress
Flora Carabella as Herodias
Raouf Ben Amor as Judas
Luis Suárez as John
Hedi Zoughlami as Simon Peter
Renato Montalbano as Saint Matthew
Raouf Ben Yaghlane as Saint Andrew
Fadhel Jaziri as Nathaniel
Mark Lombardo as James
Moncef Ben Yahia as Thomas the Apostle
Antonio Carlucci as Simon the Canaanite
Ridha Missume as Philip the Apostle
Slim Mzali as James - son of Zebediah
Mohamed Ali Brikadhi as Thaddeus
Samir Ayadi as Pharisee
Anita Bartolucci as Samaritan
Denise Bataille as La sorella di Erode
John Karlsen as Caiaphas
Mustapha Ferchiou as Jesus as a child
Abdellatif Hamrouni as Priest
Yatsugi Khelil as Joseph
Abdelmajid Lakhal as 2nd Pharisee
Cosetta Pichetti as Salome
Renato Scarpa as Herod's brother
Alessandro Jovino as Narrator
Omero Capanna as Murdered Jew
Joshua Sinclair as Guardia Romana

References

↑ Peter Brunette (1996). Roberto Rossellini. University of California Press. p. 341. ISBN 978-0-520-20053-1.

External links

The Messiah at IMDb
The Messiah at Rotten Tomatoes

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[Brunette1996-1] Peter Brunette (1996). Roberto Rossellini. University of California Press. p. 341. ISBN 978-0-520-20053-1.

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