THE OLD STORIES: MOSES
EPIC TV SERIES WITH BEN KINGSLEY
He already played the Biblical character back in the old days, but British thespian sir Ben Kingsley will do it again this spring over at Prime Video in three part epic series THE OLD STORIES: MOSES a sort of a
companion series to their show House of David since they are set in the same world, and just like David, Moses will also be available for those who are
subscribed to Wonder Project at the streamer. Kingsley stars next to O-T Fagbenle who plays a scandalously blackwashed pharaoh Ramses II who
was, just like most other Egyptian rulers, white and actually had a blond hair and light eyes according to all leading Egyptologists. Louis Ferreira stars as Jesse, Anna Khaja as Zipporah, and Rada Rae as Avva.
companion series to their show House of David since they are set in the same world, and just like David, Moses will also be available for those who are
subscribed to Wonder Project at the streamer. Kingsley stars next to O-T Fagbenle who plays a scandalously blackwashed pharaoh Ramses II who
was, just like most other Egyptian rulers, white and actually had a blond hair and light eyes according to all leading Egyptologists. Louis Ferreira stars as Jesse, Anna Khaja as Zipporah, and Rada Rae as Avva. FROM THE WORLD OF
House
of David, The Old Stories: Moses is a three-part companion special that
opens a window into the narratives that shaped Israel long before David
took the throne. As the past unfolds with epic force, a young shepherd
sees his own future reflected in the courage, failure, and obedience of
those who came
before him. As you can see in the AI rich trailer below
we will see all the splendour of Egypt, but also the dark side too with
the slaves and Biblical 
pests. The series will probably arrive for the
Wonder Project subscribes these Holidays but will also be available
generally on Prime Video on some
later date this year. Also currently
airing as of last Sunday, this Sunday and next Sunday over at Fox is
three part movie Women of the Bible.
took the throne. As the past unfolds with epic force, a young shepherd
sees his own future reflected in the courage, failure, and obedience of
those who came
before him. As you can see in the AI rich trailer below
we will see all the splendour of Egypt, but also the dark side too with
the slaves and Biblical 
pests. The series will probably arrive for the
Wonder Project subscribes these Holidays but will also be available
generally on Prime Video on some
later date this year. Also currently
airing as of last Sunday, this Sunday and next Sunday over at Fox is
three part movie Women of the Bible. 
I would probably enjoy seeing this movie! Thank you so much for sharing, Dezmond.
ReplyDeleteIt will be a three part series, not a movie, Linda.
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