Kennedy Center Shows ‘The King of Kings’ to Sold Out Crowds
The crowning glory of June came to The Kennedy Center with the debut of “The King of Kings” on Sunday. The Kennedy Center, based in Washington, D.C., debuted the family-friendly film by Angel Studios to sold out…
The crowning glory of June came to The Kennedy Center with the debut of “The King of Kings” on Sunday.
The Kennedy Center, based in Washington, D.C., debuted the family-friendly film by Angel Studios to sold out audiences, the Daily Wire reported.
“This animated film is the perfect family experience, and we are thrilled to bring a special viewing to the Kennedy Center,” Ambassador Richard Grenell, president of The John F. Kennedy Center, said in a press release. “When I saw the advertising campaign for ‘The King of Kings,’ I immediately knew we needed to have it come to the Kennedy Center. Coincidentally, I was asked to be on a panel with the CEO of Angel Studios, so I cornered him. This is family-friendly programming that we will be doing more of in the future.”
Jordan Harmon, president of Angel distribution company, said the film’s success is a testament to what the audience wants to see.
“The success of the film proves that when you give the audience the power to choose, they’ll elevate stories that matter and that will amplify light to families around the globe. The Kennedy Center has the pulse on art and entertainment that is impacting our culture, and to see this film celebrated there is a victory for faith, family, and the future of storytelling,” Harmon said.