
The Passion of the Christ
A resolute Jesus fights to fulfill his divine purpose as betrayal and a hostile council conspire to condemn him to death, forcing him to confront ultimate sacrifice against relentless political and spiritual forces.
“By his wounds, we were healed.”
Synopsis
A graphic portrayal of the final twelve hours of the life of Jesus of Nazareth.
Credits
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How many hands made this film
The scale of the collaboration
A crew of 639+ credited
Why a floor?
This is a minimum, not a total. We only count the credits we’ve captured so far, and coverage is uneven — a blockbuster might show a few hundred names while another of the same size shows a couple dozen. The real crews all ran into the thousands. The number here only grows as full credits are enriched — so we frame it as a floor, never a headcount.
Craft leads on file
Edited by John WrightShot by Caleb DeschanelScored by John DebneyDesigned by Francesco FrigeriSound by Kami AsgarCostumes by Maurizio MillenottiStunts by Stefano Maria MioniVFX by Ted Rae
Box Office
2004 · Box office
💰 Box-office hit — grossed 20× its budget
Why 2.5×?
Cinemas keep roughly half of every ticket sold, and a wide release’s marketing often costs about as much again as the film — so a movie needs to gross around 2.5× its production budget just to break even theatrically. It’s a rule of thumb, not the studio’s ledger (home video and streaming come later).
Worldwide gross
$610.1M
US & Canada: $370.3M — 61% of worldwide · International: $239.8M (39%)
Opening weekend: $41.3M — 11% of its US run. It had legs — it kept earning long after opening weekend.
Opening week (7-day): $41.3M — 11% of its US & Canada run.
Peak 3,006 theaters
Full synopsis
Versions & cuts
- cut· 120 min
Also known as
- Die Passion Christide
- The Passion of Christen
- La pasión de Cristoes
- La Passion du Christfr
- La passione di Cristoit
- (Bulgarian)Страстите Христови
Release dates around the world5 countries · showhide
- AustraliaFeb 25, 2004
- CanadaFeb 25, 2004
- New ZealandFeb 25, 2004
- United StatesFeb 25, 2004
- GreeceFeb 27, 2004
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Cast & Crew
639 unique people credited
Top billed cast
Francesco De Vito
as Peter
Jim Caviezel
as Jesus
Monica Bellucci
as Magdalen
Maia Morgenstern
as Mary
Christo Jivkov
as John
Mattia Sbragia
as Caiphas
Toni Bertorelli
as Annas
Luca Lionello
as Judas
Hristo Shopov
as Pontius Pilate
Claudia Gerini
as Claudia Procles
Fabio Sartor
as Abenader
Giacinto Ferro
as Joseph of Arimathea
Supporting cast
67Aleksander Mincer
as Nicodemus
Sheila Mokhtari
as Woman in Audience
Lucio Allocca
as Old Temple Guard
Paco Reconti
as Whipping Guard
Adel Bakri
as Temple Guard
Luciano Dragone
as Second Man
Adel Ben Ayed
as Thomas
Franco Costanzo
as Accuser
Lino Salemme
as Accuser
Emanuele Gullotto
as Accuser
Francesco De Rosa
as Accuser
Maurizio Di Carmine
as Elder
Francesco Gabriele
as Elder
Angelo Di Loreta
as Elder
Federico Pacifici
as Elder
Roberto Santi
as Elder
Giovanni Vettorazzo
as Elder
Ted Rusoff
as Elder
Tom Shaker
as Eyepatch
Andrea Coppola
as Grizzled Beard
Romuald Andrzej Klos
as Roman Soldier
Giuseppe Loconsole
as Roman Soldier
Dario D Ambrosi
as Roman Soldier
Luciano Federico
as Man in Audience
Domenico Capalbo
as Boy
Valerio Esposito
as Boy
Antonello Iacovone
as Boy
Nicola Tagarelli
as Boy
Ivan Gaudiano
as Boy
Chokri Ben Zagden
as James
Roberto Bestazzoni
as Malchus
Luca De Dominicis
as Herod
Pietro Sarubbi
as Barabbas
Abel Jafri
as 2nd Temple Officer
Lello Giulivo
as Brutish Roman
Emilio De Marchi
as Scornful Roman
Roberto Visconti
as Scournful Roman
Sergio Rubini
as Dismas
Francesco Cabras
as Gesmas
Andrea Refuto
as Young Jesus
Giovanni Capalbo
as Cassius
Matt Patresi
as Janus
Sabrina Impacciatore
as Seraphia
Daniela Poti
as Young Girl
Jarreth J Merz
as Simon of Cyrene
Noemi Marotta
as Woman
Rossella Longo
as Woman
Davide Marotta
as Baby
Rosalinda Celentano
as Satan
Danilo Di Ruzza
as Pilate's Servant
Vincenzo Monti
as Herod's Courtier
Danilo Maria Valli
as Herod's Courtier
Nuot Arquint
as Herod's Courtier
Abraam Fontana
as Herod's Courtier
Valerio Isidori
as Herod's Courtier
Paulo Dos Santos
as Herod's Boy
Arianna Vitolo
as Herod's Court Woman
Gabriella Barbuti
as Herod's Court Woman
Ornella Giusto
as Herod's Court Woman
Michelle Bonev
as Herod's Court Woman
Lucia Stara
as Herod's Court Woman
Evelina Meghnagi
as Herod's Court Woman
Francis Dokyi
as Herod's Servant
Alessandro Borghese
as Aramaic guard
Bruno Di Luia
as Roman Soldier
Christiane Grass
as Commoner
Michele Russo
as ?
Directors
1Writers
4Producers
10Bruce Davey
Producer, Producers
Dan Savant
music producer: orchestra and choir music
Enzo Sisti
executive producer
J M Logan
visual effects line producer
John Debney
soundtrack producer (uncredited)
Josh Haynie
digital intermediate producer
Keith Vanderlaan
special makeup effects designer and producer, visual effects designer and producer: Captive Audience Productions
Lorene Simpson
digital intermediate producer
Mel Gibson
Producer, Producers, soundtrack producer
Stephen Mceveety
Producer, Producers
Other crew
553Guilherme Lopes
Abenader
Milena Bono Parodi
accommodation coordinator (as Milena Bono)
Alessandro Fiorito
accountant
Maria Fiorito
accountant
Alberto De Stefani
accountant: re-shoots
Rose Riley
acknowledgement
William Hoy
additional editor
W Layne Mcdonald
additional editor: video segments
Mauro Pezzotti
additional grip: second unit
Beatrice Di Iorio
additional makeup artist (uncredited)
Federico Carretti
additional makeup artist (uncredited)
Laura Tonello
additional makeup artist
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