Dear Humans,
Lo, imagine my surprise when we welcomed actor Luke Dimyan, who plays Judas Iscariot in Amazon Prime’s TV series The Chosen, and we learned that he has been a fan of My work online for ages! Let us know what you think of this interview in the comments!!
Jesus and I had a delightful time talking to Luke about portraying my Son’s iconic biblical foe in the hit TV series The Chosen, which started as a crowdfunding project but blossomed into a hugely successful TV show.
We also discuss:
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Growing up Coptic Orthodox and navigating strict religious traditions.
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Why Luke shouldn’t be worrying about the future when he’s still very young.
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Britney Spears’ “Toxic” as Middle Eastern torture music.
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Jesus’ crush on Chris O’Donnell’s Robin costume from Batman.
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Recent news concerning Donold and the Epstein files.
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God’s ripped abs.
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And more!
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