Constantine and the Cross
1961 film by Lionello De Felice
Constantine and the Cross is a 1961 film about about the early career of the Roman emperor Constantine.
- Directed by Lionello De Felice. Written by Michael Audley.
When the Might of the Sword and the Sign of the Cross Unite in the Most Thrilling Story of Faith Ever Told on the Screen! (taglines)
Opening and Closing Crawls edit
- Three centuries after the birth of Christ the Roman Emperor across Europe from Britain to the Middle East... So vast was the Empire that its rulership was divided—The East was ruled by Emperor Diocletian—the West by Maximums... Next in command to the emperors were those who held the title of Caesar... The Caesar of the West was Constantius Chlorus. His seat of Government was Treviri, located in what is now Southern Germany... From this Outpost he waged relentless warfare against the barbarian hordes which threatened the northern frontier of the Empire... Chief among his Generals was his son. CONSTANTINE--
- With the victory of Constantine the persecutions of Christians were ended—religious freedom for the first time came to the Empire—the Divine Message of Love and Hope and Redemption went out joyously to all mankind.
Taglines edit
- When the Might of the Sword and the Sign of the Cross Unite in the Most Thrilling Story of Faith Ever Told on the Screen!
Cast edit
- Cornel Wilde — Constantine
- Belinda Lee — Fausta
- Massimo Serato — Maxentius
- Christine Kaufmann — Livia
- Fausto Tozzi — Hadrian
- Tino Carraro — Maximian
- Carlo Ninchi — Constantius Chlorus
- Vittorio Sanipoli — Apuleius
External links edit
- Constantine and the Cross quotes at the Internet Movie Database
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