The Apocalypse

While Emperor Domitian persecutes the Christians, the aged apostle John has prophetic visions.

Cast

Richard Harris

as John

Benjamin Sadler

as Valerius

Christian Kohlund

as Quintus Maximus

Vittoria Belvedere

as Irene

Erol Sander

as Ionicus

Ian Duncan

as Demetrius

Bruce Payne

as Domitian

Walter Nudo

as Hermes

Constantine Gregory

as Corvus

Luca Ward

as Eracle

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