Writer Frank Deasy and producer Nigel Stafford-Clark set the scene. "All the characters are three dimensional."
"The Passion was the first real adult drama I was introduced to as a child. It's part of my DNA."
"There's a ticking clock from the moment the story begins. Tension mounts. It's almost unbearable."
"The line I was itching to write was 'Jesus lights a fag'." The writer Frank Deasy illuminates a working class Jesus.
"These were rain storms of biblical proportions". Cast and crew recall battling the elements in Morocco.
In this dramatisation, Judas is portrayed as a younger man, with a young man's insecurities, torn between two father figures.
"Contemporary accounts show that Caiaphas was regarded as a successful High Priest". Nigel Stafford-Clark reassesses his reputation.