The Last Supper - 2000 Film | Jesus Christ Superstar
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- Опубліковано 9 лис 2015
- Sixteenth in a series of clips from the 2000 Jesus Christ Superstar film. Starring Jerome Pradon as Judas.
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Lyrics:
Look at all my trials and tribulations
Sinking in a gentle pool of wine.
Don't disturb me now, I can see the answers
Continued: bit.ly/1WyRVSD
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A global phenomenon that has wowed audiences for over 40 years, Jesus Christ Superstar is a timeless work set against the backdrop of an extraordinary and universally-known series of events but seen, unusually, through the eyes of Judas Iscariot.
It was the first musical by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice to be produced for the professional stage and first came to major theatres when it debuted on Broadway in October 1971 at the Mark Hellinger Theatre in New York.
Less than 12 months after the Broadway show opened, the rock spectacle went to London, exploding onto the West End at the Palace Theatre in August 1972 in a hugely successful production. By 1980, after 3,358 performances, Jesus Christ Superstar had become the longest running musical in West End history at the time and grossed $12.3 million.
In all, Jesus Christ Superstar has grossed over $205 million and has been professionally produced in 42 countries around the world!
Peter's just trying to fix the table the whole time like "Goddammit, this is why we can't have anything nice."
Peter: you know Judas, maybe if you weren’t always throwing stuff all the time maybe we’d actually have enough money to give to the poor and you wouldn’t have to sell out your friends for cash
History's most awkward dinner conversation
Still a more emotionally healthy family dinner than mine.
respect
Why than your family?
still fell sad when i listen to this even as an atheist
I'm on the musical video you be nice to each other now don't be mean 🙏 pray for me 😭 I'm scared 😰
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the disturbed faces of the disiples when jesus says its his blood/body is priceless
Every script of this I've EVER read has in bold face letters *DO NOT LOOK AT PETER, JUDAS, OR JESUS LIKE THEY HAVE 7 EYES* or something similar.
4:39 I love how they do this part in the movie, like “Oh shit they’re fighting...uh, start singing! LOOK AT ALL-“
Lmao I think same
4:04 "cut out the dramatics, you know very well who... " - best lyrics ever...
it's really just judas telling jesus to not be a drama queen while being a drama queen himself
@@Siegfried1917 "Cut out the dramatics!" *rips off tablecloth, jumps onto table, and starts stripping*
'This is my blood you drink' 2:54 Just love the expression on Simons face: 'I'm sorry what did you just say Jesus?'
ikr it's just pure "wtf bro?"
be funny if he spat it out "Wait, WHAT???!"
Drink this wine - it is my blood.. eat this bread it is my body... eat this mayo it is my... eeeee...
@@jarekblaminsky 🤣💀
“What the-“
POV: You just said the wrong thing at dinner and your parents' marriage is dissolving before your eyes.
@cuppajoewithjoe2148, technically the parents are heading to consult a divorce 💔 attorney first thing in the morning. You 'll find the dad sleeping either in the spare guest or you'll hear the hum of the air mattress in the living room. 😢 🛋
the Look On Jesus's face says "I am not mad i am just disappointed."
i love how the one apostle just quickly puts the bread on the table and wipes his hands on his shirt when Jesus says "this is my body you eat."
Judas threatening to not betray Jesus and fuck up the whole thing is so funny
Imagine the bible from that point on. "and then Jesus had a nice dinner, and retired to a quiet town, where he spent the next 40 years living as a humble carpenter before passing away peacefully from old age. Thus, Mormons became the dominant religion of all time years later. The End." XD
@@billywitchdocter I seriously wonder what if this did not even happen. The execution happened because impossibilities were stacked on top of each other. They could have just not went to Gethsemane or Pilate could have just slammed the desk saying that Roman rule dictates they can't just execute whomever Jewish high priests do not like.
@@zeppelincraft1443 The romans didn't care what the jewish priests wanted or not, they simply killed Jesus cause he stirred up trouble in the province.
Ok
Me too
alternate title: apostles try to have a decent dinner for once but jesus and judas can’t stop screaming at each other
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It's no wonder they drank themselves unconscious
Apostles try to have a good meal and Jesus start some drama about how he is gonna die and no one cares.
What a wholesome dinner, I sure hope nothing goes wrong from this point
Haha
When mom and dad are fighting at dinner again.
a couple loves each other but meanwhile fights all the time
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@@MichaelBrown-js1ti my
@@MichaelBrown-js1ti are you ok?
Judas: CUT OUT THE DRAMATICS!
Also Judas: *aids the drama*
It's crazy to think that Jérôme Pradon is actually french. I mean his English accent is sooo good!
The ultimate line for me is 'You want me to do it. What if I just stay here and ruin your ambition?'
Very underrated line
Me too!!!
This had possibly the best version of the wine and bread section I've ever seen. It's slow enough for the deep sadness to really sink in when all the other versions rush through it to get to the "good parts" it makes the jump in tempo so much more impactful
small detail but i love peter's positioning and acting during this whole scene. you can see the grief and distress in him from jesus's accusation onward. how he's the only one who continues to stay near the table during the judas and jesus fight even while the other apostles scramble backwards, how he leans and collapses against it in time with the dramatics and emotional beats of the song and sometimes seems like he's trying to fix what's on it, the way he reaches towards jesus and the others in fear and pleading--it all hits my heart strings. i especially love the moment at 5:34 where he gets shoved away and down by another one of the apostles in disgust. god.
I empathise so strongly with both Judas and Jesus. The idea of being betrayed, and the idea of betraying a friend because you don't know what the right thing to do is.
the other 11 disciples starts to cry.
MrsLukeArnold
Obviously I empathise with them too. But they are not the focus of this song.
TheColaGoodfellow tHANK YOU Keep calm and ROCK ON !
well Judas was possessed by the devil during this time
@@cdoge4178 It wasn't the devil... In this scene, the point was that everything was God's plan... The suggestion was that They were stuck having to play this thing out.
Simon's 'wtf' face when Jesus says "This is my blood you drink" 🤣
"YOU SAD PATHETIC MAN!" dude, I grew up in a very religious household, and when this first came out when I was 8, I was shocked at seeing somebody straight up insult Jesus like that. XD
you didnt find it weird that the guy looked literally nothing like jesus except for his robes and hair?
@@K1NG0FW0LV35 When did you see Jesus?
@@varalderfreyr8438 in most versions of jesus he is depicted as a white male with brown curly hair.. a brown beard.. and white robes look up jesus and youll see that im right
THE CYBER WARRIOR
This however doesn’t change the fact that he most likely didn’t look like that.
There were also many versions of his appearance, like the one on the Last Judgement painting in the Sistene Chapel
@@gothenix in most versions he looks like what I described. that means it is most likely that he looked like that
I mostly judge this song by how well the judas actor sings the opening line to superstar towards the end, and this guy was absolutely AWESOME at that part
Greatest Judas acting.
Agree
Love how the beams of light shine on both Judas and Jesus in 5:23. Highlighting the betrayer and the betrayed.
Judas and Jesus: *screaming at each other*
The Apostles: ONE DINNER! JUST ONE NICE FAMILY DINNER IS ALL THAT WE ASK!
That comment is way too underrated
Honestly the 1973 version is my favorite singing wise but the acting in this is phenomenal
I enjoyed the performances of Ted Neely and Carl Anderson as Jesus Christ and Judas in the 1974 version as well the one from Ian Gillian and Murray Head in the 1970 version too. Also check out Tony Hadley and Roger Daltrey's performance in the BBC production of Jesus Christ Superstar from.1996. They both do a fantastic job in their portrayals of Jesus and Judas.
1973 version shows the emotional side more sincere and more correctly. This version is more theatrical.
judas and jesus so expressive
I like how the lighting goes from bright and holy to dark and shadowy
The high level of dramaticity and the wonderful quality of the singing performances (of dificult songs!) turn this play one of the most touching I ever seen.
Then i suggest you go watch this scene in the original movie from 1973 with ted neeley and carl anderson as Jesus and Judas,in my opinion its a hundred times better
@@masive3217 Hi! Thanks for your suggestion. I've seen the 1973 original movie many times. It is wonderful. One is a movie and the other is a theatrical/opera show. Different languages and levels of dramaticity. Gorgeous performances! Anyway, my aesthetic sense preference goes to the 2000 one.
I'm sorry but that Judas sounds like a cat being interfered with.
@@masive3217 the '73 film quite literally puts me to sleep.
Try the 1996 cast performance, for me it's the textbook definition
notice how positive and hopeful the tone of everything in the 80s and 90s were until 9/11. The next Jesus Christ Superstars were dystopic....and here we are now..
Others have already made the joke about parents fighting at family dinner, but this is also "Your mom shouts at you and your siblings, even though only one of you did something wrong".
Jerome Pradon is ridiculously talented
Saw this production live and he was magnificent. The whole ensemble were brilliant but Jerome was breath-takingly good
I didn’t like his voice much before, but after hearing it a few times, it’s grown on me.
And to think, he's actually french and he's doing this with an English accent. Impressive. Truly impressive.
Jerome never played this role live, he has played Herod in a small tour but never Judas apart from the DVD recording.
@@Schoolgirl325it's confusing because he's so good in other roles
Both actors are going all in here and it’s great.
The acting of all of them is just.... wow!
4:39 when here's drama in the squad and you're trying to ignore it.
3:36 when you're getting prepared to tell other people you have no heroin with you this time...
Corylus Bluefox si, así es, Jesús quedó solo y abandonado
Hannibal Buress everybody
@@jessepinkeye2339 "....Whack."
Or start popping corn.. lol
4:41 - 5:28 the confrontation is definitely the best scene of this song. Look at the gradual change in their expressions and the twitch on their face. Not like the 73 or 12’s version, it’s really a frank and sincere interaction, neither of them flinched to stare at each other’s eyes. In their eyes their dreams turned into ashes, they witnessed each other stepping into doom but could do nothing to help. In their eyes you can see their questioning, their fury, disappointment, attachment and begging. Both of them knew it was a point of no return, but after all, in the very beginning, they stood side by side, they were friends.
did you just make a phantom reference-
Cal
It’s a Andrew Lloyd Webber show
So gotta get that Phantom reference in a musical about Jesus Christ
Personally, I like the 73's version of this scene better. It took a bit more advantage of the space they had.
They took more care to look at the dumb-founded apostles in this version, I just don't know if that's an advantage.
Masters of facial expressions
Honestly it’s the only part where Jerome is somewhat decent at singing. His acting, however is on point throughout the show.
The tension between Jesus and Judas towards the end is heartbreaking (if not exactly Biblical!)
I love this movie because I feel like I never learnt why Judas did what he did.
My teachers always just described the guy as an evil betrayer who was out for gold alone.
Judas as the misunderstood good guy is what Gnosticism was based on.
Judas was a worldly, greedy dude who viewed Jesus’s as another prosperity preacher he thought he could take advantage of; maybe even thought he would overthrow the Romans. At least that’s one interpretation of Judas’s character.
I like 1973 version and this version for different reasons. 1973 version was filled with great singers. I think 1973 version was perfect in singing. However they didn't 'act' much in that version. They focused on singing rather than using by body language. This version however I can feel the tense mood between Judas and Jesus. I can see their love, anger, and anguish through their eyes.
@Robert Bonvallet Anderson got much better voice, and Jesus chasing Judas to give him his cloak was a perfect touch, but standout of two J's in this version is just mindblowing. Judas falling to feet of one he betrayed is just heartbreaking.
I agree
Yeah! This version has some of the best acting then any other version in my opinion (that I can understand anyway), but dear god is Judas’ actor out of his range, he is a fantastic actor but his voice hurts my ears at times. The arena 2012 version is still my favourite both for the music and nostalgia (one of the first musicals I ever saw). Both versions have plenty of little moments I love (for example 2000- Judus’ expressions when the crowed says ‘die for me’ and in 2012 Judas actually goes to the temple with Jesus but is physically stopped from entering) but this is a sung through musical and when one of leads just can’t sing well it kind of ruins the whole musical.
Disagree. This version's acting is very theatrical, 73's more subtle and cinematic.
I think there's a happy medium somewhere, I'd say Carter and Anderson would be the best in their roles. Carl Anderson was one of the people who did actually emote in the original even if a lot of it was angry confusion.
Ive always felt bad for Jesus, Judas, and Peter because all three of them were fated for all of this too happen.
and you should see their thanksgiving family dinner. :)
Anyone notices how judas' shirt changed form red to black as a sign of betrayal? Good visual presentation if you ask me.
Throughout the play Judas' shirt also slowly becomes more tattered and torn, maybe also to symbolize his sanity going to shit
Also a lot of artists, who painted the last supper, depicted Judas with a black halo. Perhaps, his shirt's colour changing to black may be a reference to it as well.
Yes, and also later on you see Judas standing with the people that warranted his arrest. They were all in black as well, it shows how you can see Judas’ intention and loyalty has changed and that he no longer really belonged with Jesus and the other apostles. At the same time the emotion he shows tells you he regrets what he did and that he has deeper issues. You can see the guilt in his face when Jesus sings at the start and he turns his head away, and then lays at his feet at the end.
There’s so many subtle nods in the 2000 version. It’s really cool. I just wish they picked someone else for Judas. Don’t get me wrong he’s not a bad singer, but the part of Judas is well out of his range to the point he just sounds awful
😀 wow this is exactly why reading comments is enriching!
This: normal dinner at my house
The apostles’ boy-band costumes have not stood the test of time.
Lol, compared to the even older film whose 70s attire aged like fine wine, their assembles are milk.
Ok but this is the best Last Supper version
This is what made this one superior to the 73 version. This is just beautiful.
yeah, the acting seem way more real in this version
Glenn's/jesus eyes😍😍😍
There will never be a musical that portrays healthy male companionship better than JCS
Some of the best background faces:
3:04 "Ew, no. No, no, no. You actually gave us your body to eat, man? What is wrong with you? I'm gonna have to rethink this whole disciple thing."
3:39 "The choreographer told us not to stand up, but we still care, we really do."
3:54 "Back away from the traitor. Don't let it touch you."
4:40 That guy is stressed and scared beyond human limits.
6:42 And he just doesn't know how to carry on with life. He's having a total crisis and questioning everything.
7:07 Traumatized. Needs therapy.
7:16 Are you crying or are you yawning?
Also 8:23 - bottom left corner - what's with his leg??? It's bent backwards over his head or something.
This made me laugh so much haha thank you
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This is amazing
4:40 "k I'll just move slowly toward the back door"
this entire comment killed me
I really think Glenn Carter deserves more appreciation than he gets, I much prefer him to Ted Neeley who sings very well (though quite gravelly) but who has about three different facial expressions
Completely agree. Honestly, I think saying Ted has even three different facial expressions is being generous.
His voice is a better fit for the role, but Glenn (my favorite Simon; 1996 London cast recording) actually *acts* it.
Ted is a better singer for the genre. Remember that this is a rock concert tribute to Jesus and not an accurate musical
Ok so you’re saying this: ua-cam.com/video/0rEVwwB3Iw0/v-deo.html only has 3 different facial expression…… um…ok then…Lol
@@utoobah It was way after he played Jesus for movie.
Well ,,,,,this is the best one since Ted And Carl,,,,,,,truly moving
These comments are everything
I don't necessarily think this version is very good, but I kind of have to love it for how over the top melodramatic it is.
Same here. I’ve been trying to give this version another go recently but it just didn’t click to me. I get what they’re trying to do in making it more theatre-like but the singing is really inconsistent and the whole thing feels a bit cheap and dated. There are some bits of it I like - I’m a huge Rik Mayall fan so I love the Herod song, and the mix of traditional and modern sets works quite well I think but yeah, something feels very amateurish about it.
I think this is the most realistic depiction of this musical we have yet. Other versions it seems like the singers are more worried about how their vocals sound rather than how realistic their character's emotional state sounds. Sometimes singing in a play can be more about relaying realistic emotional responses in human settings than showing off the incredible depth of your voice... Just my opinion though.
@@KadyFillingerWhile I do get your perspective, for me Musicals aren't about realism, their premise asks you to throw realism out and just feel, letting your senses loose at whatever the characters are experiencing; we hear their thoughts through song after all.
This is just my take
@@treaveannyretro92 it depends on the director and the viewers. Everybody has a different view on plays. But Dito, I get your perspective as well.
It’s nice to know that I’m an amateur I am in this very filmed version. To explain the set that is a larger version of the one we were using in the U.K. tour at the time. I do agree that it doesn’t look as good as it did on stage but it’s mostly a faithful recreation. A couple of the scenes had more complete sets than the stage version as they would have looked weird if they had been the ones we used.
3:52 look at peters face he looks like he is begging for mercy!
4:39 kills me every time 😂😂😂
Best musical EVER.
Agreed. I love a lot of musicals but nothing has kept me coming back like JCS, and no musical I’ve heard has songs as good as Gethsemane or Heaven on Their Minds
4:08 is the musical theater version of "mom, he's touching me!" "No I'm noooooot." While one finger hovers a millimeter over the skin.
4:39 Me when mom and dad are fighting at the dinner table
Bob the Fly you’re the best, man.
I wanna go live with grandma!!
All of their reactions and memeable.
Not gonna lie Judas kind of sounds like Dr. Doofenshmirtz in some parts
"Oh? A regular Christ?"
"JESUS CHRIST!"
@@masarusenpai1952 Why is it so funny I'm about to die😭😭
What is interesting is the Book of Judas was translated to be against the other apostles. That they were all fools and had no idea what Jesus was actually preaching, but he knew it needed to be that way in order for Christianity to work. The two translations goes against what we know Judas as. While they both agree that he betrayed Jesus, one says he was enlightened and chosen to do so, the other says he was a Demon sent to do so. It’s interesting watching these after watching that documentary.
We all agree this is the version where Judas and Jesus are actually in love, right?
YESS GAY LOVE
this, and the 2014 Swedish production
They were really shippy.
implying that they arent in love in every production
@@purpleconfusion6215 YES!
still a better lovestory than twilight
this but unironically. it's genuinely a better love story
As a magician, Judas's abilities leave a lot to be desired.
Man I'd legit just be there drinking wine while they fight,not wanting to speak up cause it ain't my business.
Judas you gotta be quick if you're trying the table cloth trick
LOL
Say what you want about how this version has the gayest disciples (and Pilate too), but this has to be the most intense Jesus-Judas confrontation in all versions.
epic...asbsolutly epic
Oh its totally the gayest but if its fantastic who gives a fuck
It’s because many theater male performers are gay. They use what is available.
@@user-hh8fi1xk6h is it in swedish or english?
But too intense! They seem to absolutely hate each other which they do not according to the lyrics and story. They love and admire each other so to see Judas shoving Jesus and taunting him is just totally wrong
5:57 GOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAT
I'm crying - laughing right now
IM LAUGHING SO HARD
"What if I just stayed here and ruined your ambitions" 😂
What I love about this is how it illustrates Jesus and Judas' relationship. It's brotherly and this show is really just about two brothers growing apart from one another. One of them has become too ambitious and is inherently jeopardizing the cause despite pure intentions. The other is grounded in reality and fears the consequences of their actions which makes him a mean figure on the exterior despite wanting to preserve the cause. Both have their qualities and flaws that make them two very compelling protagonists.
Nothing to do with the actual Gospels, then.
@@BlackSailPass_GuitarCovers I don't really care about gospel accuracy because I'm an Atheist, lol
brotherly? that kiss they share in the Arrest was....not just brotherly. that was VERY gay.
When Gale Edwards (who also directed this version) staged this at the Melbourne Arts centre virtually all the costumes were the exact same, from all the tight singlets and cargo pants/army boots on the apostles to the neo-nazi Romans and Judas' red wife-beater singlet and black leather jacket. The High Priest costumes were awesome, though!! Look those up they're so sweet
"Twilight is melodramatic"
Me: "Team Judas"
"So doc, this pain in my foot, what is it?"
5:57
2:48 i don't know what apostle is that in the red shirt but I would die for him
Powerful performance!! 🎇🎭💜💚💜 Some of the apostles like the frat boys I knew in college, but Jesus and Judas are amazing!
3:02 "Fucking hell, mate, I don't wanna eat his body!"
This version traded entirely on key singing for actual personality and emotion in the songs. It's an interesting trade off.
Yes! This is exactly it.
3:14 definitely my favorite melody in the show
4:41 beautiful face
4:04 is me trying to sing
that guy at 3:05 had me laughing harder than he should
They know Jesus is magic and can literally turn the bread into his own flesh
JCS 2000 The Last Supper: The divorce that shook the world
"CUT OUT THE DRAMATICS!"
Perish the thought.
5:43 Jesus diving so hard.
jesus vs judas... peace and love vs charity and order ..... who will wi- 5:25 is jesus crying? 5:26 uh judas what are you gonna do? 5:42 oh crap welp judas won I guess... wait... 5:57 jesus uses holy scream! 6:04 it's super effective! 6:21 JUDAS IS DOWN JESUS WINS! 6:31 wait.. Judas uses scream of guilt tripping! 6:39 IT'S SUPER EFFECTIVE JESUS HAS BURSTED INTO TEARS AND SO HAS HIS ARMY! JUDAS HAS WON!
JESUS TELLS HIM TO GET OUT, ITS SUPER EFFECTIVE!!!
this comment wins I cackled
I have three different versions of this movie -- the 1973 on location version, the 2000 stage version, and the 2012 Arena version -- and I love them all. With the different times made, the different sets and different casts, each movie has its own unique feel. I do have to say that my favorite Judas is Tim Minchin in the arena production.
2012 Arena version? Haven't heard of this one. How does it compare?
Yes! Tim has the perfect voice to hit those high notes.
@@LincolnRose1 its amazing! Highly recommend!
Jesus has dialed guilt trips to level 11 up in here...
This is best one I have ever seen
Spotlight follow Jesus, push an apostle, spotlight stay on Jesus, push another apostle, go in circles, spotlight say on Jesus, go in more circles, keep singing, push another apostle, go in circles still, spotlight stay on Jesus.....point at Peter.
I'm sorry, but this just feels like I'm watching a very bad (and dramatic) breakup. ...I guess it kinda is?
the original is kind of shippy, this just turns it up to 11
While I'm not a fan of Glenn Carter's voice, I have to admit that I consider his delivery on The Last Supper to be way superior than Neeley's at times.
Too bad that this is a duet.
4:39 when my friends mum is screaming at my friend for inviting someone over
They're arguing like married couple...
I love Glenn Carter, he is talented
4:41 I'm sorry how can you look at him with a straight face
He looks like an angry frog
>8(
I think people seem to miss that this version is much more like a theatre production than the 1973 version. The sets are made in a way that they could easily be built in a real performance and the acting is a bit over-dramatic but to me that just adds so much to the feel of this version for me. The 1973 version has some good singing, but the acting feels much weaker and the setting is much more movie appropriate than theatre.
The acting is weaker??? LMAO WHAT???? This here is terrible acting. Over the top and cheap. Jeus and Judas are human and real in the old verson. This is like a cheap soap opera.
I completely agree with you. Those who choose the film version over this version clearly don't know how raw and live emotions work in theatre. As a drama teacher myself I can just about guarantee that this way of acting is so much harder than it looks.
I think that if you’re going to translate a stage show into a close-up, replayable film format, you NEED to change some techniques for sure. I love performing on the stage, but this is painful to watch even while trying to like it.
@@stormfischerr Perhaps you find it painful, but I and many others find it easy to see it as a recording of a live performance, rather than a film and that makes it more enjoyable.
@@giannis_tar You clearly don't watch much theater. That 'over the top' and 'cheap' acting is done for the sake of the audience, who may be seated at some distance in a production. Making clear expressions so that anyone can understand exactly what emotion you are conveying is actually the sign of a very good theatrical production, not cheap at all. Is it over acting? Perhaps, but it's to match the theatrical nature of the production and these actors do it perfectly.
3:24
judas is like "Frick he knows"
4:41 Jesus angwy fwace
Nobody could bear to look anybody else in the eye - that's why they all sat on one side of the table!
love this version
"This is my blood you drink"
PBTHPBTHPBTH.....AW, MAN, JESUS. TRY SOME TABLE MANNERS.