Kelsey Grammer

The next morning, that script came, and I said, okay, I guess this is it.

I called my agent, and in about two hours, I said, yeah, I'm going to do this movie.

It was important to me, but what was funny was it didn't really kind of resonate for my life until I was doing an interview.

I think it was...

Kelly or, you know, on the East coast and somebody talked about, you know, well, what's your feeling about Jesus and all that?

And I said, well, you know, the truth is I'm a, I'm a believer and, uh, I don't go around proselytizing or speaking the born again lingo very well, but I, I, um,

I would never deny Christ.

I would never deny him.

And so that brought me into the fold, I guess, of the sort of faith-based film production world.

I don't do just those movies, but I'm quite happy that this role came up.

And I thought, well, yeah, I like this guy.

He seems like an interesting fella and has a nice turnaround in the movie and opens up his heart again.

That's always a good lesson.

Well, that's what Jesus is for, you know.

That's why he came along.

I work with these guys, Operation Restored Warrior.

They talk about the world Jesus was born into, right?

the world was a mess filled with, you know, infanticide, killing babies, all kinds of just horrific stuff.

Roman rule was not the greatest thing in the world.

A lot, a lot of violence.