Paul, Apostle of Christ Interview: James Faulkner

PAUL, APOSTLE OF CHRIST is a profound, inspiring movie experience about Paul’s last days in a Roman prison as Luke comes to visit Paul and bring some money to a hidden group of Roman Christians suffering under Nero’s persecution.

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Starring: Jim Caviezel, James Faulkner, Joanne Whalley, Olivier Martinez, John Lynch, Antonia Campbell-Hughes, Alexandria Vino, Noah Huntley, Alessandro Sperduti

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[darkomageblight]

The voice actor of Swain from League of Legends. What a voice..

[TheUglySlug]

This man has the best voice I’ve ever heard

[clivepilusa]

This man has the most epic voice ever!

[dro]

Powerhouse performance by Faulkner. Wow knocked it out of the park.

[jodyfitzpatrick]

I loved this movie!!
I wish we could all have compassion and love for others.
💪☘❤⭐

[nothachicka]

if people would just understand that you cant hate anyone into any kind of faith, nor can you bully anyone into changing

[jameshumber]

Love you James, great to see the film...

[paddymcginty]

Great claudius and still going strong...all the best

[ladyparker]

Estou ansiosa para ver o filme aqui no Brasil.

[mattsheed]

Good actor, very good in Zulu Dawn as Mellvile.

[iwanpepsi]

This old humble man here leads an entire blood thirsting legion in another universe maybe.

[wiolettakulis]

The movie is banned in Great Britain Why?

[TruthTimeRadio]

How does the bible describe Paul as looking?

Acts 21:37‭-‬38 And as Paul was to be led into the castle, he said unto the chief captain, May I speak unto thee? Who said, Canst thou speak Greek? Art not thou that Egyptian, which before these days madest an uproar, and leddest out into the wilderness four thousand men that were murderers?

I find it interesting that the chief captain thought that Paul was an Egyptian, but Hollywood portrays him as European.

James Faulkner, really? Who would mistake him for an Egyptian?

[ramonjralvarez]

IS THAT KING ARTHUR ON DREAMEROKS WIZRAIDS 🤩🤩🤩🤩😎😎

[makoshiobed]

The only flat line in the movie for me is the normalcy in that miracle of healing the girl. I think it wasn't portrayed as a divine miracle.

[abelovedsonofGodinwhomHeis-]

For a Christian movie it wasn;t bad, still a bit tv movie type, The Passion was great because it was made raw, they did not care if people would say it was too bloody and awful, but most like this one do care about that and to me if your going to spend money doing it then do it right. The Passion gets a 9 outta 10, this film gets a 6 outta 10

[FutureNotFixed]

Acts was completed just before the fire of Rome. The devil has abandoned the red suit and pitchfork, and has donned a red beard and a movie camera. The film-maker presents Paul as having basically lost his mind due to guilt, suffered an epileptic fit brought on by the guilt of having murdered Christians and spent the rest of his life trying to atone for it. The film-makers present Luke as covering for Paul's ineptness at any kind of leadership and then writes the book of Acts by embellishing all the facts. There are no miracles presented in this movie, even in Paul's flashback to his own conversion. His retelling of it and Luke's later committing of it to text tells the Christian viewer that Luke basically lied because he and Paul agreed that it is better for a person to die believing in something that gives you hope rather than to save your family from being thrown to wild animals. I wasn't surprised when I found out Roman Catholics made this film, after all, every one of their theologians have nursed at the dry teat of liberal Lutheran German rationalists who did NOTHING but attack the historical reliability of the Bible and its miracles. But at least the truth can be easily replaced by bleeding statues and apparitions. Cotton candy laced with cyanide.

[thelyrebird]

This movie would be one of the most historically, theologically and dimensionally inaccurate pieces of the mythological crap I have ever had the displeasure to watch since all those poor people were persecuted for their faith. What a joke...