#JASON WINSTON GEORGE SERIES#
After taking an extended leave from acting to address a personal loss, Bourke has made a return to the entertainment industry, starring in the recently released indie films SOUR, PEACH COBBLER and PRANKSTER and guest star turns in the Imagine Entertainment/CBS Studios series for AppleTV + SWAGGER opposite O'Shea Jackson, Jr as well as Station 19 from Shonda Rhimes opposite Jason Winston George and Jaina Lee Ortiz. Bourke quickly expanded on to television and film roles opposite Michael J Fox in SPIN CITY, Robert Duvall in GODS AND GENERALS and Sir Anthony Hopkins in HEARTS IN ATLANTIS as well as a comedic turn opposite Martin Lawrence and Zachary Levi in BIG MOMMA'S HOUSE 2. Bourke feels incredibly fortunate to have had the opportunity to perform on Broadway in the role of Roger in RENT. Starting his career in New York as a model in print campaigns for Abercrombie & Fitch, Valentino and Calvin Klein, as well as commercials appearing in National Campaigns for The GAP and Quizno's. "Indivisible" was produced by Reserve Entertainment, Provident Films, The WTA Group, Graceworks Pictures and Calvary Pictures, made by the studio that brought "Fireproof" and "War Room." For more information, click here.Bourke Floyd is an American-born actor with credits spanning the last two decades including his role as Brady on DAWSON'S CREEK and roles in the blockbuster action films MINORITY REPORT and TEARS OF THE SUN. Overall production took 32 days with 22 days in Memphis, Tennessee, and 10 days in California.
#JASON WINSTON GEORGE MOVIE#
The Iraq scenes of "Indivisible" were filmed near Santa Clarita, California, north of Los Angeles, at the Middle East Village set on Blue Cloud Movie Ranch. "We hope husbands and wives who see the Turners' story on film will stop fighting one another and join forces to fight for their marriages together instead." "This true story shows there is no marriage too broken for God," Evans added. Shaken and forever changed by what they've experienced, the couple now faces their toughest battle: the fight to save their marriage."ĭavid Evans ("The Grace Card"), director of the film, said that he originally set out to do a fictional story about an Army chaplain, but came across Turner's story and believed it was worth sharing. But when war etches deep battle scars, the Turners' once-solid marriage lies in peril. "The military is the setting through which we tell a story about what it means to fight hard for the vows you make on that day you stand before God and before your community and say, 'I will love you for better or worse.'"Īccording to the synopsis, "Darren and Heather Turner are ready to follow their calling: serving God, family and country. "The heart of 'Indivisible' is about marriage," Drew said in a statement shared with The Christian Post. In addition to starring in the faith-based movie, Drew, who is an outspoken Christian and now one of the main characters on the hit TV-series, also serves as executive producer of the film.
"Indivisible" features three "Grey's Anatomy" actors in the leading roles, Sarah Drew who plays Chaplain Turner's wife, Heather Turner, Justin Bruening as the chaplain, and Jason George as a soldier who is having serious marriage trouble, as seen in the trailer. The film is based on the life of Army Chaplain Darren Turner, a decorated Iraqi war veteran, who comes home and faces an unexpected emotional struggle that threatens his marriage and the future of his family. 26 and tells the inspiring story about families finding the faith and love to fight through hardships that threaten their marriages. "Indivisible" will premiere in theaters nationwide Oct. "Grey's Anatomy" stars Sarah Drew, Justin Bruening, and Jason George can be seen together in a movie trailer for the upcoming Christian film "Indivisible," which is based on a true story about the hardships that military families frequently face. (L to R Justin Bruening, Sarah Drew, Jason Winston George) The actors wrap up production on the faith-based film "Indivisible" in California, June 2017.
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