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Son of a Salesman: Dougray Scott on There Be Dragons

Dan Lybarger | Posted 07.12.2011 | Entertainment

Read More: Mission: Impossible II, Saint Josemaría Escrivá, Claire Forlani, Opus Dei, Roland Joffe, Dougray Scott, There Be Dragons, Enigman, Entertainment News

In There Be Dragons Scottish actor Dougray Scott plays a Spanish-born journalist named Robert Torres who's writing a book about the real life priest Saint Josemaría Escrivá, the founder of Opus Dei.

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How Do You Solve A Problem Like St. Josemaria?

Cathleen Falsani | Posted 07.09.2011 | Religion

Read More: Josemaria Escriva, Opus Dei, Saint, Sinner, There Be Dragons, Catholic, Spanish Civil War, Da Vinci Code, Redemption, Roland Joffe, Dan Brown, Catholic Church, Religion News

"There Be Dragons," is an epic period piece set during the Spanish Civil War that tells part of Escriva's back story. But instead of focusing on the would-be saint, the film casts him in a supporting role.

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There Be Dragons Review, and Interview With Wes Bentley

Richard Karpala | Posted 07.06.2011 | Entertainment

Read More: Communism, Roland Joffe, Catholic Film, Religious Film, Faith-Based Film, There Be Dragons Review, Fascism, Film Reviews, Spanish Civil War, Josemaria Escriva, Wes Bentley, Catholicism, Entertainment News

There Be Dragons is one of the few faith-based films that knows what "cinematic" looks and sounds like. That's what a $35 million dollar budget gets you.

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Agnostic Filmmaker Explores Faith in 'There Be Dragons'

Posted 07.04.2011 | Religion

Read More: St. Josemaria Escriva, Roland Joffe the Mission, Catholic Films, Opus Dei Film, Opus Dei, The DaVinci Code, There Be Dragons, Christian Films, Roland Joffe, Faith in Film, Film, Religion News

By Daniel Burke Religion News Service (RNS) British film director Roland Joffe calls himself a "wobbly agnostic." But in his Oscar-winning 1986 film ...

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