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‘House of David’ star Michael Iskander says season two resonates beyond the religious
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The streaming service says more than 44 million viewers worldwide have watched the series based on the heroic character recognized in the Christian, Jewish and Islamic faiths.
Iskander spoke to The Associated Press about his upcoming album, the debate about roles devout religious actors should take, and cantankerous sheep.
ISKANDER: David is known for being the Psalm writer, and the poet.
I have a line that I don’t cross, but I don’t think we should be afraid to dive into the complete nature of humanity.
AP: Are you prepared to be known as David for the rest of your life?