Lori

Lori asked Jerry B. Jenkins:

What was your involvement in the making of the new film? How is it going to be different than the previous one released in 2000?

Jerry B. Jenkins Producer Paul Lalonde and script writer John Patus kindly let me see the script while it was in progress, and I was also invited to spend a day on the set in Baton Rouge. I got to meet Nicolas Cage, the director, and several others involved in the production. While I didn't have much to do with the creative effort, I felt honored to be included and consulted.

The major difference between this movie and the video efforts in 2000 is that it's bigger and better – bigger budget, better acting, just a more ambitious effort overall. If you liked the previous ones, you'll love this one.

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A Goodreads user asked Jerry B. Jenkins:

Hi Jerry. I heard tell that C.S. Lewis had a hard time shedding Screwtape even after writing The Screwtape Letters. How long did it take you to get over Nicolae after the Left Behind series was finished? Did your wife know who you were working with, depending on your mood on a given day? Relating to so many characters must've been like a really busy one-man play.

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Brenda asked Jerry B. Jenkins:

I re-read all of the left behind series about a year ago and was astounded by how much more relevant it is now than when written? Do you feel this way also?

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If you could read one of your series from the reader's POV and not the author's, which would it be and why?

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