The movie—which is produced by Tyler Perry and DeVon Franklin, directed by Alanna Brown, and written by Michael Elliot and Cory Tynan—is a modern day re-telling of The Book of Ruth from the Bible.
The Bible’s Book of Ruth has always told the tale of two loves: Ruth and Boaz’s and that of Ruth and her widowed mother-in-law, Naomi.
ComingSoon Senior Editor Brandon Schreur spoke to Ruth & Boaz producer DeVon Franklin about the new Tyler Perry Netflix movie ...
Thanks for all the excellent e-mails about the Song of Songs. Several of you argued that the maiden’s “navel” is not her navel, if you get my (southward) drift. My brief research didn’t settle the ...
One of the Bible’s most timeless love stories is making its way to streaming through Netflix’s Ruth & Boaz. In this ...
I love the story of Ruth in the Old Testament book that bears her name. Naomi and her husband and two sons were from Bethlehem. Because of a famine, they relocated to Moab, a neighboring country where ...
Paul Prather says the Bible is endlessly interesting because of its allusions, and the long stretch of history. Wavebreakmedia Getty Images/iStockphoto I’m afraid there’s no way to write this column ...
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DeVon Franklin, Tyler Lepley And Serayah Bring ‘Ruth & Boaz’ To Atlanta Ahead Of Netflix Debut
Netflix hosted a special screening of Ruth & Boaz Tuesday night at Regal Atlantic Station in Atlanta, followed by a post-screening Q&A moderated by Kandi Burruss.
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