Richard O'Callaghan as Luke
Richard has played leading roles with
Britain's Royal Shakespeare Company, Royal
National Theatre, Chichester Festival Theatre,
the Royal Court and the Young Vic. His film
credits include Galileo,The Bofors
Gun, Butley and voice
characterizations for the animated movie
Watership Down. Richard's many
British TV appearances include
Hannay,Mervyn Peake's Mr Pye
and The Good and Faithful Servant.
Adam Godley as Jesus
Adam has worked extensively in
British theatre,
co-starring with Alan Rickman in Noel
Coward’s Private Lives and appearing
with the
Royal Shakespeare Company and the Royal
National Theater. His film and television
credits include The Sword of Honor and
The Inspector Lynley Mysteries.
Bernard Hepton as
Benjamin
Bernard’s varied film
credits range from Gandhi and Get
Carter to
Mr. Woodhouse in Jane Austen’s
Emma. He
has also been featured in many classic British
television dramas and series, notably John Le
Carre’s Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy.
Robert Hardy as Gessius
Florus
His distinguished career in
British and American TV drama ranges from
the long-running series All Creatures Great
and Small and portraying Winston
Churchill
to Shackleton and The 10th
Kingdom. His
films include An Ideal Husband, The Spy
Who
Came in From the Cold, How I Won the
War
and Sense and Sensibility.
Dora Bryan as EuniceDora's
extraordinary career ranges from the classic
British films The Fallen Idol and A
Taste of Honey to starring in revues and
musicals such as the London production of
Hello Dolly. She also won the
prestigious Olivier Award for her performance
in Pinter’s The Birthday Party at the
National Theatre.
John Woodvine as Caleb
John
has appeared with the Royal Shakespeare
Company and the
Royal National Theatre and worked
extensively on British television. His many
films include An American Werewolf in
London, Wuthering Heights and Danny,
Champion of the World. He has also
performed as Lt. Ratcliffe in the Focus on the
Family Radio Theatre® production, Billy
Budd.
Harry Peacock as Stephen
Harry
has worked extensively in England’s leading
theatres. His recent film credits include
High Adventure and Jesus and
Judas for Paramount in the USA. His many
British TV credits include The Bill, Station
Jim, Band of Brothers and Jonathan
Creek.
Wendy Craig as Naomi
Wendy is
one of the
best-loved and most-respected actresses in
Britain. Her award-winning credits include
such popular British TV programs as
Butterflies, Nanny and And Mother
Makes Three. She appears on stage
regularly and recently starred at the
Chichester Festival Theatre in Easy
Virtue by Noel Coward. She was also in
Focus on the Family Radio Theatre®'s
production of The Horse and His Boy
as Hwin.
