INTERVIEW: Sam Sorbo on New Film Miracle in East Texas’s Fight Against Woke
The new film Miracle in East Texas tells a true story of redemption that took place during the East Texas oil strike of the Great Depression. Available in theaters on Oct. 29 and 30, the film features Sam Sorbo alongside her husband Kevin Sorbo, most known for his role as Hercules in Hercules: The Legendary Journeys.
Sam Sorbo joined The American Spectator to discuss the film, the inspiration behind choosing the story, and the importance of supporting meaningful films in the midst of Hollywood’s woke decline. As she explains, the movie is particularly powerful because of the witty, meaningful way in which it tells the story while remaining grounded in traditional American values.
Tickets and more information about the movie can be found here.
Watch the full interview to find out more.
A contributor for The American Spectator, Grace Reilly is a senior at Grove City College, where she is a marketing fellow at the Institute for Faith and Freedom. In her role as a fellow, she is the host of the Post-Roe America Conference Series and Meet the Scholars and co-host of the Liberty Mail podcast. Grace has appeared on Fox News, Newsmax, and America’s Voice News, in addition to a variety of podcasts, radio, print, and television in her home state of Connecticut. Follow her on Instagram @conservativegrace and on Twitter @conservgrace.
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