Apart from 'Jesus of Nazareth' Robert powell has acted these movies

77- year- old British actor Robert Powell was born on the 1st of June 1944. From the time he began acting professionally in 1966, he has been involved in a number of noteworthy films and television shows.

As the actor who played Jesus Christ in the 1977 TV series Jesus of Nazareth, he has gained a reputation as one of the best- known Jesus Christ actors in film and television.

Robert Powell as Jesus

Despite the fact that the actor has a vast list of credits, only a small percentage of those credits include information about their box office receipts. Among Robert Powell' s most successful films are four.

Tommy

Ken Russell directed Tommy, a British drama film from 1975. Captain Walker was played by Robert Powell, and the cast also included a number of other well- known actors. With a $3 million budget, the film brought in $34 million at the box office.

The Thirty- Ninth Step

Director Don Sharp helmed The Thirty- Nine Steps, a tense British thriller from 1978. The Thirty- Nine Steps was based on John Buchan' s novel of the same name, published in 1915. Richard Hannay was played by Robert Powell, while Scudder was played by John Mills, among many other well- known actors.

The film made an estimated $10 million outside of the United States, and $1. 04 million in the United States, according to the studio estimates.

Harlequin.

Simon Wincer directed the 1980 Australian thriller Harlequin. Gregory Wolfe was played by Robert Powell, who also starred in the film alongside Carmen Duncan and other noteworthy actors.

Internationally, the film has supposedly earned 1. 2 million dollars, while in Australia, it has earned 364 thousand dollars.

The Survivor

David Hemmings directed the 1981 Australian horror film The Survivor. Keller was portrayed by actor Robert Powell, who also appeared in the film alongside British actress Jenny Agutter and a host of other well- known actors.

The film had an international box office take of $700, 000 so far.

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