Do you remember what a sensation Mel Gibson's film "The Passion of Christ" produced after the release on the screens in 2004? This historical drama, narrating about the life of the Savior, brought to its creator both deafening success, and accusations of ... anti-Semitism. Gibson was put on the form of excessive cruelty film and at the same time "Passion ..." were marked by three "Oscars".
Fans of the talent of an extraordinary cinematographer can rejoice: their favorite announced a new project - the continuation of the "Passion of Christ." Gibson said that he would soon begin work on a new epic film based on the Gospel.
A grandiose movie
Comments on the new project were obtained from Jesus Christ himself, or rather from the actor, who played this difficult role in "Passion ...". James Caviezel received an invitation from Gibson to take part in the long-awaited sequel and of course gladly agreed.
Here's how Caviezel answered journalists' questions about the upcoming collaboration with Mel Gibson:
"Of course, I can not tell you everything that I know about the director's plan. This can not be done, so as not to shock the readers. I'm sure that if everything works out, it will be a magnificent spectacle - one of the most impressive films in history. "
Mr. Gibson himself did not keep silent, he shared with his fans his plans for the upcoming blockbuster:
"I do not know for certain, but most likely the picture will be called" Resurrection ". This is logical, because in the film I want to talk about how Jesus returned to the world of the living. For me it will be an opportunity to share with the audience my thoughts on this important event. "
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Randall Welles, screenwriter of "Passion", also confirmed his participation in work on the sequel. He noted that he had long been waiting for the opportunity to work on the continuation of the legendary film. After all, in his opinion, "Passion ..." was only the beginning. This is a story with an open ending, which requires a logical conclusion.