Jenkins, who also directs and co-writes the series, told PEOPLE that the season 6 crucifixion scene is the most "challenging" thing his crew has done yet ...

With Episodes 6, 7 and 8 dropping on Prime Video on Sunday, there was much to discuss with series creator Dallas Jenkins, who spoke with Variety while in Italy preparing to start filming next season’s ...

The Chosen creator Dallas Jenkins explains the logic behind the show’s version of Jesus’ crucifixion. Find out what he said here.

In addition to filming in Midlothian, The Chosen has shot at Capernaum Studios outside Fort Worth and South Side Studios in Dallas. Fans of the show descended upon Dallas’ Hilton Anatole Hotel for the ...

The Chosen, the crowdfunded hit TV show about the life of Jesus, has a bit of a fairytale origin story.Creator Dallas Jenkins filmed the streaming series’ pilot for his church on his friend’s ...

Bestselling author Jerry B Jenkins, who once helped launch his son Dallas Jenkins filmmaking career, opens up about novelizing each season of The Chosen a global streaming hit Dallas created and the ...

Dallas Jenkins, creator and director of "The Chosen" responded to a recent poll suggesting that the importance of religion in America has dropped dramatically over the past 25 years Since the ...

'The Chosen' creator Dallas Jenkins on the Season 5 finale — Jesus' Last Supper and the Season 6 crucifixion, Judas' conflict and Judas' kiss.

Dallas Jenkins, creator of The Chosen, and Jonathan Roumie, who plays Jesus, at the season four premiere in 2024 Eric Charbonneau/Getty Images for One Thirty Agency ...

Dallas Jenkins is the man behind The Chosen, the first multi-season series about the life and ministry of Jesus, so it's not surprising that his faith played a part in the TV show's success. Seen ...

On a brief break from filming season 4 of The Chosen, creator Dallas Jenkins agreed to a Zoom call with Deadline to discuss his new berth on The CW and the success of his series about the life of ...

"The Chosen" creator Dallas Jenkins told Fox News Digital that there is "extreme pain and suffering" in the show's upcoming fourth season, which will premiere in theaters on Feb. 1, 2024.