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The Bible: A Brickfilm - Part One (2020)
THE BIBLE: A BRICKFILM is the first film in a groundbreaking trilogy that tells the entire story of the Bible - Genesis to Revelation - thorough the eyes of LEGO characters.
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THE BIBLE: A BRICKFILM is the first film in a groundbreaking trilogy that tells the entire story of the Bible - Genesis to Revelation - thorough the eyes of LEGO characters.
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Genre:Family
Written By:Dave Carroll, Joshua Carroll
In Theaters:11/26/2020
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Runtime:113 minutes
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Cast
Joshua Carroll
Director
Tim Plewman
God
Scott Panfil
Adam / Fugitive / Starving Man / Israelite's
Adriana Beals
Eve
Richard Dane Scott
Narrator
Jada C. Brazil
Serpent / Moses Mother
Zane Ellenwood
Abel / Japheth / Jesus
Anthony Pica
Cain / Egyptian Magician
Laith Wallschleger
Noah / Abraham / Moses / Pharoah
Elizabeth Carroll
Noah's Wife
Ben Ayers
Shem / English Man
Joshua Carroll
Shem / Eleazer / Issachar / Judah / Starving Man
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