

Drama · History
Overview
An elder C.S. Lewis looks back on his remarkable journey from hard-boiled atheist to the most renowned Christian writer of the past century.
Top Cast


Nicholas Ralph
Nicholas Ralph
Young C.S. Lewis
Nicholas Ralph
Young C.S. Lewis
Eddie Ray Martin
Eddie Ray Martin
Childhood C.S. Lewis
Eddie Ray Martin
Childhood C.S. Lewis


Tom Glenister
Tom Glenister
J.R.R. Tolkien
Tom Glenister
J.R.R. Tolkien
Max McLean
Max McLean
C.S. Lewis
Max McLean
C.S. Lewis


Charlie Ray Reid
Charlie Ray Reid
Warnie Lewis
Charlie Ray Reid
Warnie Lewis


David Shields
David Shields
Hugo Dyson
David Shields
Hugo Dyson
Amy Alexander
Amy Alexander
Flora Lewis
Amy Alexander
Flora Lewis


David Gant
David Gant
W.T. Kirkpatrick
David Gant
W.T. Kirkpatrick


Richard Harrington
Richard Harrington
Albert Lewis
Richard Harrington
Albert Lewis
Madeleine Day
Madeleine Day
Dance Teacher
Madeleine Day
Dance Teacher
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