Neal McDonough Explains Why He's Making Movies That Point People to Something Greater
Michael Foust
Crosswalk Headlines Contributor
Actor Neal McDonough says a biblical view of humanity and forgiveness holds the key to healing the world and spreading more love and light. McDonough portrays a small-town mayor in the upcoming film Guns & Moses (PG-13), which tells the story of a rabbi who fights back and searches for the truth after the Jewish community is violently attacked. It launches in theaters on July 18.
As the title suggests, McDonough (Captain America: The First Avenger, Homestead) said the film features its share of gunslinging but also challenges viewers to consider thoughtful questions like, "Why am I so against something else?" and "Why can't we just respect each other's beliefs?"
Neal McDonough is a veteran actor known for powerful performances in both mainstream hits like Band of Brothers, Captain America: The First Avenger and Tulsa King, as well as a growing slate of faith-driven films. In recent years, he’s leaned into projects with redemptive themes, aiming to tell stories that challenge audiences to think deeply about faith, purpose and unity. His latest film, Guns & Moses, continues that mission.
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