Cast And Crew Discuss Bringing 'Unsung Hero' Film To The Big Screen - Movies

Members of the cast and crew behind the film “Unsung Hero” discussed some of what it took and meant to bring the story to the big screen.

Every year, hundreds of films open and play in theaters. While that may sound like a large number and many viewing options at the cinema, it’s a drop in the bucket regarding the number of films produced and released each year. 

Thanks to the popularity of streaming services, there are more viewing options now than ever. So, instead of going to the theater, some movies will go directly to Netflix, Hulu, or some other streaming platform. Additionally, after they are finished, other films may sit on the shelves for whatever reason and never see the light of day. 

It stands to reason that the Hollywood films that go into theaters do so because they are expected to do well financially. Those deciding what film goes where believe a movie will be a hit, pleasing a specific demographic. 

One of those films that is coming to theaters is “Unsung Hero.” It’s a film based on the unbelievable true story of the early struggles of the Smallbone family. It includes famous Christian musicians Rebecca St. James and her brothers, Joel and Luke, who are the duo for King & Country.

In a video posted on YouTube, members of the cast and the people behind the scenes talk about what the film’s story of faith and reliance upon God during troubling situations means to them. After watching the movie, they also talk about what they want to come away with.

“Having heard the music, having watched the scenes, I think people are going to take away hope from this film,” Candace Cameron Bure said, who has a role in the movie.

Rated PG, “Unsung Hero” hits theaters on April 26.

Hebrews 11:6 “But without faith it is impossible to please him: for he that comes to God must believe that he is, and that he is a rewarder of them that diligently seek him.”