Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Kirk Cameron | ... | Caleb Holt | |
Erin Bethea | ... | Catherine Holt | |
Ken Bevel | ... | Michael Simmons | |
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Stephen Dervan | ... | Wayne Floyd |
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Eric Young | ... | Terrell Sanders |
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Jason McLeod | ... | Eric Harmon |
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Harris Malcom | ... | John Holt |
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Phyllis Malcom | ... | Cheryl Holt |
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Perry Revell | ... | Gavin Keller |
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Stephanie Makulinski | ... | Robin Cates |
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Renata Williams | ... | Latasha Brown |
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Dwan Williams | ... | Deidra Harris |
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Amberly Marquard | ... | Ashley Phillips |
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Joy Joiner | ... | Young Catherine's Mom |
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Danielle Brooks | ... | Young Catherine (voice) |
In Albany, Georgia, Caleb and Catherine Holt's marriage is in crisis and they decided to divorce. However, Caleb's father proposes that his son should delay their separation for 40 days and follow a procedure called "The Love Dare" to reignite their love. Written by Claudio Carvalho, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
I enjoyed the movie. It hits on many core issues in a marriage, whether you are spiritual or not. Individuals who are not believers will not like it and should stay home if they are not receptive. Just as I do not attend science fiction films because I do not like that genre.
Acting was much better than Facing the Giants. Excellent use of humor. With regard to all-white cast as referred by another summary on this site, I am not sure if that person actually saw the movie given the following facts:
The first word spoken in the movie is by a black person. The wife has two black friends who she she sees quite often. The first person who brings up God to Caleb is his Lt., a black man. There is one other black person at the station who has several lines.
I would hope that summaries be written by people who actually see the movie.