The Robe

The first movie ever filmed in Cinema Scope, THE ROBE was nominated for five Academy Awards in 1953, including Best Picture and Best Actor for Richard Burton. Burton stars as Marcellus Galilo, the Roman centurion charged with overseeing the crucifixion. But when he wins Christ's robe in a gambling game at the foot of the cross, his life is forever changed. Includes an introduction by Martin Scorsesse, and commentary from composer David Newman, and film historians Jon Burlingame, Julie Kirgo and Nick Redman.

Director: Henry Koster
Producer: Frank Ross
Actor: Richard Burton
Actor: Jean Simmons
Actor: Victor Mature
Actor: Michael Rennie
Actor: Jay Robinson
Actor: Ernest Thesiger
Actor: Alex Pope
Actor: Anne Bancroft
Actor: Bella St. John
Actor: Ben A. Astar
Actor: Cameron Mitchell
Actor: Dan Ferniel
Actor: Ernst Thesiger
Actor: Frank Pulaski
Actor: Helen Beverly
Actor: Nicholas Koster
Actor: Dean Jagger
Actor: Torin Thatcher
Actor: Richard Boone
Actor: Betta St. John
Actor: Jeff Morrow
Actor: Dawn Addams
Actor: Leon Askin
Actor: David Leonard
Actor: Michael Ansara
Actor: Francis Pierlot
Actor: Thomas Browne Henry
Actor: Anthony Eustrel
Actor: Jay Novello
Actor: Harry Shearer
Actor: Emmett Lynn
Actor: Sally Corner
Actor: Rosalind Ivan
Actor: Peter Reynolds
Actor: Virginia Lee
Actor: Leo Curley
Actor: Jean Corbett
Actor: Gloria Saunders
Actor: Percy Helton
Actor: Roy Gordon
Actor: Van Des Autels
Actor: George E. Stone
Actor: Ben Astar
Actor: Marc Snow
Actor: Noreen Corcoran
Actor: Kit Carson
Actor: Gene Wesson
Actor: George Keymas
Actor: Otto Waldis
Actor: Michael Granger
Actor: Jan Arvan
Actor: Alfred Linder
Actor: Richard Kean
Actor: Norbert Schiller
Actor: Frank de Kova
Actor: Sam Gilman
Actor: Ford Rainey
Actor: John Doucette
Actor: Murray Steckler
Actor: George Robotham
Actor: Ed Mundy
Actor: Anthony Jochim
Actor: Fred Cavens
Actor: Albert Cavens
Actor: Hayden Rorke
Actor: George Melford
Actor: Eleanor Moore
Actor: Mae Marsh