Abraham is a television movie based on the life of the Biblical patriarch Abraham.

[edit] Plot

Abram (pronounced "Ahv-rahm") lives in Haran, a rich city. His wife Sarah is childless, and their only heir is Eliezer of Damascus. One day Abram hears the voice of God, who says that Abram must leave Haran and travel to an unknown land. God promises to make a great nation from Abram, now Abraham (pronounced "Ahv-rah-hahm"). The pattern for the plot is Genesis chapters 11-25.

[edit] Cast

• Richard Harris as Abraham
• Barbara Hershey as Sarah
• Maximilian Schell as Pharaoh
• Vittorio Gassman as Terah
• Carolina Rosi as Hagar
• Andrea Prodan as Lot
• Gottfried John as Eliezer
• Kevin McNally as Nahor
• Simona Ferraro Chartoff as Lot's Wife
• Tom Radcliffe as Serug
• Jude Alderson as Mikah
• Evelina Meghangi as Reumah

[edit] Crew

• Written By: Robert McKee
• Director of Photography: Raffaele Mertes, A.I.C.
• Music Advisor: Ennio Morricone
• Music By: Marco Frisina
• Make-Up By: Mario Michisanti & Luigi Rocchetti
• Casting By: Davis & Zimmerman, London & Shaila Rubin, Rome
• Production Designers: Enrico Sabbatini & Paolo Biagetti
• Costume Designer: Enrico Sabbatini
• Film Editor: Michael Brown
• Production Manager: Laura Fattori
• Produced By: Lorenzo Minoli
• Executive Producer: Gerald Rafshoon
• Directed By: Joseph Sargent

[edit] References

• TV REVIEW `Abraham' on TNT-Gritty but Appealing. Los Angeles Times, April 2, 1994
• TV Weekend; A Biblical Patriarch For a Time of Worship. New York Times, April 1, 1994

[edit] External links

• Abraham at the Internet Movie Database

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