Hell And Mr Fudge (DVD)
$19.95
Mackenzie Astin stars as Edward Fudge in this warm, thoughtful and inspiring story of one man’s persistent pursuit of truth.
Mackenzie Astin stars as Edward Fudge in this warm, thoughtful and inspiring story of one man’s persistent pursuit of truth. It begins when Edward, as a child, loses a rebellious friend in a car accident. And the question arises – is his friend burning in hell? As a Bible-belt preacher in 1970s Alabama, Fudge faces prejudice and injustice as he challenges long-established traditions and narrow-minded critics. Things heat up when he’s hired to research the topic of hell and his conclusions ignite a fiery debate that continues to this day. Astin’s performance reflects the wit, humor, and humility of Edward Fudge. A supporting cast of veteran actors, along with newcomer, Cody Sullivan, help make this film an entertaining and memorable drama for the whole family.
Age 12+
SKU (ISBN): 9781563713521
UPC: 095163886561
Binding: Video DVD
Published: September 2014
Publisher: Bridgestone MultiMedia Group
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