Unbelievable? CS Lewis on screen - Max McLean and Norman Stone on The Most Reluctant Convert movie

2021-10-30T00:00:00+01:00

Max McLean, who has played the role of CS Lewis on stages across the world, talks to Justin Brierley about his new biopic ‘The Most Reluctant Convert’ and CS Lewis’ famous journey from atheism to Christianity. Justin also talks to the film’s director Norman Stone.

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