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David and Bathsheba

1951

Action / Biography / Drama / Family / History / Romance

David and Bathsheba

1951

Action / Biography / Drama / Family / History / Romance

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60% TOMATOMETER · 10 reviews

34% AUDIENCE · 250 ratings

6.2/10 · 3K

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epic israel bible king christian film 10th century bc

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Plot summary

King David enters into an adulterous affair with the beautiful Bathsheba, which has tragic consequences for his family and Israel.

Director

Henry King

Top cast

Gwen Verdon as Specialty Dancer

Mary Gleason as Wife

Paul Newlan as Samuel

Jayne Meadows as Michal

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

1.04 GB

986*720

English 2.0

Approved

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 55 min

Seeds 2

1.93 GB

1480*1080

English 2.0

Approved

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 55 min

Seeds 2

Comments 2

Plazmatics 1226 days ago

Typical, a fictional bible story labled "family" to indoctrinate children into religious imaginary characters and fantasy.

gorilin1 1230 days ago

Gregory Peck, one of the best actors of all time!!!. Biblical movie. Good old movies!!!

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8 / 10

I have to admit that I greatly enjoy

talisencrw

I have to admit that I greatly enjoy the swords-and-sandals genre, whether of Christianity or of other types. This was solidly directed by King and had strong…

6 / 10

Right from the opening bars of Alfred Newman's

CinemaSerf

Right from the opening bars of Alfred Newman's (overpowering) score, this has Darryl F. Zanuck all over it. Rousing music, grand structures, glittering…

Right from the opening bars of Alfred Newman's (overpowering) score, this has Darryl F. Zanuck all over it. Rousing music, grand structures, glittering costumes and a cast that, well, must have had spare capacity on their contracts. Taken - at times verbatim - from the biblical books of Samuel, this installs Gregory Peck as the famed King David (he of Goliath fame) who is rather unhappily wed to Michal (Jayne Meadows) with two children about whom he is, at best,"relaxed". Each day from his terrace he espies the glamorous wife of the captain of his guard, and one evening gets his loyal factotum Abishai (James Robertson Justice) to summon "Bathsheba" (Susan Hayward) to come and have dinner. Fairly promptly, we realise that the two have the hots for each other and with her husband "Uriah" (Kieron Moore) almost always away defending king and country, opportunity for the pair beckons readily. She becomes pregnant and so the king has to think on his feet. Can he bring the husband back and perhaps pass the baby off as his? If not - he must marry her and that means finding a legitimate way to dispose of poor old "Uriah". Needless to say, and as pointed out by the sagely "Nathan" (Raymond Massey), the Lord is less than pleased with this sinful behaviour and soon the rivers are running dry and the populace are on the verge of starvation and revolution. Can David appease his vengeful God? Can he save his (now) wife from a stoning? Cecil B. DeMille this isn't, and Peck - I thought - is hopelessly mis-cast. He is way too wooden and has too much of a decent American about him to carry this off. Hayward is better, she carries her role a bit more naturally but JRJ as an Hebrew butler and Massey as an harbinger of doom don't really work at all. What this did point out to me, as did the bible verses when I read them aeons ago - was just how unpleasant the "Lord" could actually be to his flock. Here are David and Bathsheaba having all the fun and yet it is the innocent people, the children, the animals who are punished. Surely he could have found a more direct way of retribution? Anyway, this film does look good but proceeds far too slowly and lethargically to really engage and at just shy of two hours, I was well and truly ready for the Heavenly chorus at the end.

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