‘The Unbreakable Boy’ Review: Zachary Levi Plays the Father of an Autistic Child in Faith-Based Drama Well Beyond Salvation
The thing about separating the art from the artist is that people are typically a lot more inclined to do so if the “art” isn’t a generic piece of faith-based schlock, and the “artist” hasn’t made a variety of disqualifying comments that pertain directly to the subject of their latest film.
Zachary Levi says he’s fine sacrificing his career for Trump
In a wide-ranging conversation, actor Zachary Levi chats with USA TODAY about his new film "The Unbreakable Boy," the future ...
Megyn Kelly is joined by Zachary Levi, actor in "The Unbreakable Boy," to discuss the inspiring way Robert F. Kennedy plans ...
"The Unbreakable Boy" star Zachary Levi tells Fox News Digital that "integrity" makes a good leader, but the system is bogged ...
Based on the memoir by Scott LeRette, the movie takes on subjects including autism and brittle-bone disease with a ...
It often feels like Hollywood has only just started to wake up to the importance of authentic autism representation. For decades, autistic characters have been written by neurotypical people and ...
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From Henry Cavill to Ben Affleck and even Gal Gadot, most central actors from Zack Snyder's DCEU have been controversial at ...
“The Unbreakable Boy” highlights themes of faith, but don’t expect faith to be the central theme of the movie. While ...
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