The “last supper” season impatiently of Eliminated Now has a trailer and a first date.
The successful historical biblical drama of the showrunner Dallas Jenkins revealed a fairly intense trailer for season five, below, which teases the most ambitious episodes of the drama to date, as Jesus (Jonathan Roumie) is raging against the Moneycangers of the Temple in Jerusalem and sets in motion the events that end up leading to its crucifixion.
“My house should be a house of prayer, but you make a lair of thieves!” Jesus rumbles, while Judas (Luke Dimyan) looks at the horror on the touch and whispers: “What did you do?”
The new season will have its first on Prime Video on June 15.
The streaming movement follows producers deploying the eight episodes season in certain theaters via special Fathom events. The elected official: Last parts of supper 1,, 2 And 3 collectively reported $ 60 million worldwide at the box office since March 26. This marks a strong increase compared to theatrical features for the seasons three and four, which has brought around this same number for the two combined seasons.
The official description of the new season: “Season five follows the triumph of Jesus to betrayal while his last days take place in a story that has changed the world. Welcome as a king in Jerusalem, he boldly confronts corrupt merchants, triggering a chain of events that Shakes. Destinies.
Eliminated Launched as an effort funded by the crowd in 2019 and has since become a global phenomenon that has accumulated hundreds of millions of cumulative viewers.
In a Hollywood Reporter Last year, the coverage which made the chronicle of the rise of the show from its very humble beginnings, Jenkins said: “I am not ashamed that I am an evangelical. I am not ashamed that it is a spectacle on Jesus. But we really believe that the show can be looked at by anyone … I do not try, through art, to convert anyone or to preach anything. It is a historical drama. ”
The series also features Shahar Isaac in the role of Peter, Paras Patel in the role of Matthew, Elizabeth Tabish like Mary Magdalene, Noah James as andrew, George H. Xanthis as John, Abe Bueno-Jallad like Big James, Vanessa Benavente as mother Mary, Richard Fancy under the name of Caiphas Ben-Victor like King Herod and Andrew James Alle as Pontius Pontius.
