I count myself a rationalist and a sceptic. “Do you think it impacted you in terms of faith at all?” But I glory in his humanity and envy his strength and courage and moral certainty, I think.” What did I gain from it? I certainly did not become a saint, Let me tell you. The character informs us as we inform the character. “You can actually become in your own imagination a marvelous character like this. And studying of Patrick, and the actor’s privilege.” “I find as I get older there’s been a change in me, I think brought about by going to fan conventions, honestly…The older I get, the more and more delight me. “I am a man and that which pertains to humans concerns me,” Rhys-Davies continued. “How did playing this role affect you personally?” In those remarkable people who change the world.” “That individual, self-questioning, authentic voice that comes through Patrick…If you’re not touched by it, I suppose it means that you’re not interested in human achievement. It’s just remarkable.” Listen to the full interview below:Ĭlick here if you cannot see the video above.
But his plan is to get away-to escape, and he gets back to his people…But in a way he feels like he has to go back and convert his persecutors. “God is talking to him-the Holy Spirit is talking to him.
“From the time that he is stolen and enslaved, he is basically broken and beaten up and then sent to work as a solitary shepherd in a wilderness, essentially that offers him no comfort at all. He knows that the Holy Spirit is instructing him what to do, and it guides him all his life. “There’s almost an arrogance to his profound religious certainty. Patrick and his humility, how the film impacted his life, and what he believes about Christianity and faith. Patrick in the new CBN film I Am Patrick: The Patron Saint of Ireland.ĬhurchPOP English editor Jacqueline Burkepile interviewed the Hollywood actor about how he “loves” St. Actor John Rhys-Davies (Gimli, Lord of the Rings trilogy) portrays the elder St.
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