The Resurrection of the Christ
As of April 28, 2026, The Resurrection of the Christ is a feature film that is in post-production. The production companies attached are Icon Productions and Cinecitta Studios. Attached are director Mel Gibson; writer Randall Wallace; and producer Manuela Cacciamani. Cast includes Jim Caviezel and Monica Bellucci. It was scheduled to start shooting in Rome, Italy in August 2025. Production List last updated this listing on April 28, 2026.
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Project Summary
The long-awaited sequel to The Passion of the Christ (2004), with Mel Gibson directing. It will depict events from the resurrection of Jesus onwards, exploring ambitious biblical and spiritual storylines (from the fall of angels to the lives of the apostles).
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Cast & Crew
Directing
| Director | Mel Gibson |
Writing
| Writer | Mel Gibson |
| Writer | Randall Wallace |
Production
| Producer | Manuela Cacciamani |
| Producer | Mel Gibson |
Cast
| Cast | Jim Caviezel |
| Cast | Monica Bellucci |
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Working on The Resurrection of the Christ
The Resurrection of the Christ has finished principal photography. How productions hire crew · Working as an extra · Reaching the production office
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Source: Production List, published by the Film & Television Industry Alliance. Cite this page as https://www.productionlist.com/production/the-resurrection-of-the-christ (last updated Apr 28, 2026).