Apocalypse Revelation
- Richard Harris: John
- Vittoria Belvedere: Irene
- Benjamin Sadler: Valerius
- Christian Kohlund: Quintus Maximus
- Erol Sander: Ionicus
- Ian Duncan: Demetrius
- Bruce Payne: Emperor Domitian
- Alessandro Bertolucci: Marcellus
- Walter Nudo: Hermes
- Constantine Gregory: Corvus
- Luca Ward: Heracles
- Matt Patresi: Titonus
- Loris Loddi: guard
- Massimiliano Pazzaglia: Silvanus
- Aaron Johnson: Johanan
- Alex McSweeney: Lucius
- Stefania Rivi: Bride
- Carlo Greco: Senator
- Luigi Di Berti: Oldest
- Paolo Villaggio: Gaius
The Apocalypse is the final of the TV series "The Bible ".
Action
The action begins on the island of Patmos. The last surviving apostle John was interned as other Christians by the Emperor Domitian in a prison camp on this Mediterranean island. But Domitian does not know that it is John. This are the pseudonym " Theophilus " and dictated his scribe Demetrius letters smuggled to Christian communities around the world.
But the situation is getting worse, as Domitian orders that within 30 days of every citizen in the Roman Empire must worship him as a deity.
The Christians are then encouraged John to continue to believe in Jesus of Nazareth. For the apostle receives visions of an approaching kingdom of heaven, from the end of the world and the coming of the Messiah.
In parallel with the fate of John ' the love relationship of the Roman Valerius is portrayed with the Christian Irene.
Trivia
In order to display the last book of the Bible, " Revelation of John " credible, special effects were used in this film, in the aggregate more than any film in the series before.
It was Richard Harris ' last film role. Shortly after completion of filming died the actor, who already in the Bible - Abraham embodied the title role.
Reviews
" The visions of John are visually impressive staged. Apart from that, the film has no visual highlights - must be a Bible movie but not necessarily have. Unfortunately, it dissolves in content rarely from the tired old clichés: The Romans are cunning, cruel or crazy, Christians suffer nobly, the Jews are wise and dignified - and the Christian message remains somewhere on this route. . Pity - a little exciting ending to a series that had moved to introduce modern films a new audience to the themes of the Bible and in this sense also had some promising posts ( rating: 3 stars out of possible 5 corresponds to "ok" ) "
Some voice actors
- John Werner Honest
- Irene: Bianca Krahl
- Valerius: Benjamin Sadler
- Quintus Maximus: Christian Kohlund
- Ionicus: Erol Sander
- Emperor Domitian: Bernd Vollbrecht