Voice Cast
- Ben Hur - Charlton Heston
- Jesus - Scott McNeil
- Pontius Pilate - Gerard Plunkett
- Messala - Duncan Fraser
- Miriam - Tabitha St. Germain
- Esther - Kathleen Barr
- Tirzah - Willow Johnson
- Balthazer - Long John Baldry
- Gaspar - French Tickner
- Melchior - Duncan Fraser
- Sheik Ilderim - Dale Wilson
- Herod Antipas - Duncan Fraser
- Rabbi - Mackenzie Gray
- Mystic - Gerard Plunkett
- Quintus Arrius - Richard Newman
- Gesius - Ian James Corlett
- Mary - Willow Johnson
- Joseph - Michael Dobson
- Judas - Lee Tockar
- Peter - Rob Court
- Andrew - Ian James Corlett
- Woman - Tabitha St. Germain
- Roman Captain - Long John Baldry
- Number 59 - Scott McNeil
- Angel Gabriel - Dale Wilson
- Female Angel - Kathleen Barr
- Shepherd #1 - Richard Newman
- Shepherd #2 - Lee Tockar
- Priest - Mackenzie Gray
- Jewish Man - French Tickner
- Inkeeper - Duncan Fraser
- Roman Merchant - Russell Roberts
- Mary Magdalene - Kathleen Barr
- Roman Citizen - Long John Baldry
- Roman Soldier - William Samples
- Young Woman - Tabitha St. Germain
- Another Man - Ian James Corlett
- Scientist - Dale Wilson
- Merchant - Richard Newman
- Man - Rob Court
- Guard - Lee Tockar
- Soldier #1 - Mackenzie Gray
- Soldier #2 - Michael Dobson
- Bystander #1 - Duncan Fraser
- Bystander #2 - Gerard Plunkett
- Art Instructor - Scott McNeil
- Archery Instructor - Russell Roberts
- Leading Soldier - Long John Baldry
- Slave - Lee Tockar
- Doctor - French Tickner
- Leper - Rob Court
- Woman #1 - Kathleen Barr
- Woman #2 - Tabitha St. Germain
- Citizen - Long John Baldry
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