NASHVILLE, Tenn., (WKRN) — As Easter Sunday rounds the corner, many families are participating in yearly traditions, like going on Easter-egg hunts or attending church together.
Another tradition for many will be watching the movie “The Ten Commandments” on TV.
Check out this slide show with 10 little-known facts about the movie from IMBD.
Charlton Heston as Moses in scene from movie “The Ten Commandments” 
Fraser Clarke Heston, son of actor Charlton Heston and actress Lydia Clarke, reaches out to take a coin from director Cecil B. DeMille, on his first birthday celebration, February 13, 1956, in Los Angeles, California. The baby boy made his first screen appearance at the age of three months in the role of the infant Moses in the motion picture “The Ten Commandments,” under DeMille’s direction. 
Yul Brynner as Pharaoh in scene from movie “The Ten Commandments” 
Producer Cecil B. Demille on his way to Egypt for the filming of his latest production “The Ten Commandments”, stopped over at Cannes, France October 3, 1954. In a stateroom on board their ship, “The Constitution”, Cecil B. DeMille with his daughter Cecilia Harper. 
Anne Baxter and Charlton Heston in scene from movie “The Ten Commandments” 
Nina Foch made her film debut in 1943 and appeared in such movies as “An American in Paris,” “The Ten Commandments,” “Spartacus,” “Rich and Famous” and “Sliver.” 
Portrait of US American actor Burt Lancaster taken at the set filming the movie From Here To Eternity 1955. 
Filmmaker Cecil B. DeMille, left, working on his first production of ” The Ten Commandments” shown in 1923. On the set at center is Richard Dix, center, and at right an unidentified studio visitor. 
U.S. American movie producer Cecil B. DeMille smiles as he is pictured in New York City, USA, November 16, 1949. 
Charlton Heston as Moses in scene from movie “The Ten Commandments”
“The Ten Commandments” will air once again Saturday, April 3, starting at 6pm on News 2.
