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| Different look: Ahmad Soleimani Nia, an Iranian actor, playing Jesus during the making of Jesus, the Spirit of God, by the Iranian film director Nader Talebzadeh, in Tehran last year. In the movie, Jesus appears with flowing blond hair and fair skin. Mr Talebzadeh has described the film as an Islamic interpretation of Jesus’s story, depicting him as a prophet and being saved by God from crucifixion, to be taken straight to heaven |
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