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Barabbas (1961) Barabbas, the criminal that the Jewish leaders induced the populace to vote to set free, so that Christ could

Barabbas (1961)

Barabbas, the criminal that the Jewish leaders induced the populace to vote to set free, so that Christ could be crucified, is haunted by the image of Jesus for the rest of his life.

Cast:
Barabbas: Anthony Quinn
Rachel: Silvana Mangano
Pontius Pilate: Arthur Kennedy
Sara: Katy Jurado
Peter: Harry Andrews
Sahak: Vittorio Gassman
Rufio: Norman Wooland
Julia: Valentina Cortese
Torvald: Jack Palance
Lucius: Ernest Borgnine
Joseph of Arimathea: Arnoldo Foà
Lazarus: Michael Gwynn
Disciple: Curt Lowens
Vasasio: Douglas Fowley
Scorpio: Guido Celano
Man Pleading for Release of Prisoner: Enrico Glori
Officer: Friedrich von Ledebur
Commander of Gladiators: Robert Hall
Tavern Reveler: Rina Braido
Blind Man: Tullio Tomadoni
Bearded Gladiator: Joe Robinson
Overseer: Spartaco Nale
Beggar Woman: Maria Zanoli
Guard with Rufio: Vladimiro Picciafuochi
Prisoner in Mines: Vanoye Aikens
Maria: Emma Baron
Dragged Gladiator: Sal Borgese
Gladiator: Gaetano Scala
Gladiatior Trainer: Alfio Caltabiano
Maria's Sister: Miranda Campa
Citizen: Omero Capanna
Woman at Tavern: Carolyn De Fonseca
Salome: Vera Drudi
Roman Gladiator: George Ehling
Oyuncu: Naci Erhun
Dwarf in Arena: Arnaldo Fabrizio
Old Man Warning Rachel: Charles Fawcett
Mary Clopas: Rina Franchetti
Priest: Robert Gardett
Soldier: William Kiehl
Jesus Christ: Rocco Roy Mangano
Man in Rufio's Procession: Sandro Mondini
High Priest: Paul Muller
Guard in Mines: Remington Olmsted
Nicodemus: Piero Pastore
Mary Magdalene: Paola Pitagora
Man in Tavern: Mimmo Poli
Apostle John: Nino Segurini
Beggar: John Stacy
Patrician in Arena: Sharon Tate
Apostle Thomas: Jacopo Tecchi
Lion trainer: Darix Togni
Emperor: Ivan Triesault
Man Making Crown of Thorns: Marco Tulli
Worker in Mines: Giovanni Vari

Written by: Christopher Fry, Pär Lagerkvist, Nigel Balchin

Director: Richard Fleischer

Production: DDL Cinematografica, Columbia Pictures

Release date: 10 Oct 1962

Box Office: $6,322,000
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