Actor Zachary Levi, best known for his leading roles in the TV series “Chuck” and the superhero film “Shazam!” told Newsmax on Tuesday that his forthcoming film “The Unbreakable Boy” may have been shot in 2020 at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, but he thinks now is the perfect time to release it.
“I really believe that God’s timing is perfect,” Levi said on “National Report.” “This is when it was supposed to come out. It’s such a powerful story, as you were saying, a true story about a family navigating the waters of the human dynamic, of marriage, of having children, one with autism and brittle bones disease, but it can apply to all of us. It’s about radically accepting the life that you’ve been given and surrendering to that, and the joy and the peace and everything that can flow from that. Learning from your children, who are the greatest mirror in your life, to show you who you are and how to be a better you.”
Levi said that now that he is an expectant father, with his first child due to be born in the spring, he feels the film’s message a little more.
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