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Mel Gibson recasts Jesus for Passion Of The Christ sequel
Mel Gibson's sequel to 'The Passion of the Christ,' titled 'The Resurrection,' is stirring controversy as it introduces a new cast over two decades after the original film's release.
- Mel Gibson, aged 69, is moving forward with 'The Resurrection,' the sequel to his 2004 blockbuster 'The Passion of the Christ,' igniting backlash from fans.
- The sequel has been long-awaited, with its announcement coming over 20 years after the original film, which grossed over $600 million worldwide.
- Fans are expressing outrage over the recasting of Jesus, a pivotal role in 'The Resurrection,' which raises questions about creative direction and continuity.
Why It Matters
The recasting in 'The Resurrection' highlights ongoing debates within the film industry about artistic vision and fan expectations, especially in adaptations of beloved works. This sequel's development could influence future religious-themed films and their reception.