Saint Paul

Saint Paul

Saint Paul

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Saint Paul

2000- 2000

1 Seasons

2 Episodes

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Drama

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Overview

Originally known as Paul of Tarsus, Paul tortured and persecuted Christians until he experienced a vision of Jesus that forever changed his life. After converting to Christianity, Paul suffered persecution and imprisonment, but never stopped trying to spread the teachings of Christ.

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Social & External

Production Companies

RAI

Lux Vide

France 2

BSB

NCRV

Česká televize

MTM Enterprises

ARD

Antenne 2

Rai Fiction

Cast & Crew

28 members

Acting

Johannes Brandrup

Paulus

Johannes Brandrup

Acting

Thomas Lockyer

Ruben

Thomas Lockyer

Acting

Barbora Bobuľová

Dina

Barbora Bobuľová

Acting

Ennio Fantastichini

Simon Petrus

Ennio Fantastichini

Acting

Giorgio Pasotti

Johannes

Giorgio Pasotti

Acting

Franco Nero

Gamaliel

Franco Nero

Acting

Daniela Poggi

Maria

Daniela Poggi

Acting

Umberto Orsini

Tribun

Umberto Orsini

Acting

Christian Brendel

Jakobus

Christian Brendel

Acting

Giovanni Lombardo Radice

Herodes Antipas

Giovanni Lombardo Radice

Acting

Ian Ricketts

Amos

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Jack Hedley

Hoherpriester

Jack Hedley

Acting

Massimo Sarchielli

Ananias

Massimo Sarchielli

Acting

Riccardo Sardonè

Stephanus

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Faith Brook

Sara

Faith Brook

Acting

Maria Cristina Heller

Hagar

Maria Cristina Heller

Directing

Craig Huston

Gaius

Craig Huston

Acting

Gaetano Varcasia

Mann in Lystra

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Farid Regragui

Wache

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Mohamed Alkaghat

Mann im Tempel # 1

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Azelarab Alkaghat

Mann im Tempel # 2

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Colin Goodwin

Mann im Tempel # 3

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Mohamed Bensouda

Mann in Lystra # 2

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Mohamed Khayi

Sklave

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Hicham Bahloul

Jakobus der Ältere

Hicham Bahloul

Directing

Roger Young

Herodes Agrippa

Roger Young

Acting

G.W. Bailey

Barnabas

G.W. Bailey

Production

Jeremy Zimmermann

Aquila

Jeremy Zimmermann

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