Hollywood star Neal McDonough opened up about his latest role in the apocalyptic movie “Homestead,” harkening back to his faith as the studio finally drops the release date in theaters this year.
The 58-year-old actor has landed the role of Ian Ross, an affluent homesteader in the thriller from Angel Studios, the same studio responsible for the popular faith-based television series “The Chosen” and brought last year’s sleeper hit “Sound Of Freedom” to the big screen.
“Good Guy” Role In Apocalyptic Thriller
McDonough famously plays villains on the big and small screen, most notably in the hit Paramount+ series “Yellowstone.” But in this thriller he takes on the “good guy” role of Ross who’s described as a “homesteader living in the Rockies who believes he’s prepared for every eventuality — that is until he comes face-to-face with the moral dilemmas presented by civil unrest at his own doorstop.”
“When Ian is torn between his wife’s faith and the brutal realities of survival, every decision comes with gut-wrenching consequences,” the description added.
“To me, Ian is all of us,” McDonough said in a recent post shared on Instagram from the studio and actor. “Just a man…
