In a recent interview with Fox News, Jonathan Roumie and Elizabeth Tabish, stars of the hit show 'The Chosen', discussed the highly anticipated season four premiere. 'The Chosen' is a historical drama that tells the story of Jesus' life, based on the Bible. Since its debut in 2019, the show has gained a massive following, with over 110 million viewers across 175 countries and plans to translate the series into 600 languages.

Roumie, who plays Jesus of Nazareth on the show, revealed that filming season four posed significant challenges for the cast and crew. He explained that the storyline is filled with heavy emotional themes of grief and loss that the disciples experience throughout the season. The actor expressed how portraying these emotional giants was demanding but essential for the narrative.

Tabish, who portrays Mary Magdalene, shared her connection to her character's hardships. She discussed how she felt deeply connected to Mary when she first read the script for her audition. Tabish expressed her excitement for the show's fresh perspective, showcasing a woman's story in the context of Jesus and the disciples' journey.

Season three of 'The Chosen' followed the struggles of Simon Peter's faith after his wife's miscarriage, as Jesus and his apostles worked to resolve conflicts between the Gentiles and the Jews. Jesus' teachings and actions continued to upset Jewish leadership throughout the season. The last episode saw Jesus feed a crowd of thousands and walk on water during a storm in the Sea of Galilee.

Looking ahead to season four, Roumie discussed how Jesus is perceived as a true threat. He emphasized that Jesus aims to upend the religious leaders who have perverted the faith and neglected those in need, reminding them of the true meaning of love, mercy, forgiveness, and compassion. The reputation of the current religious system is at stake as Jesus progresses in his ministry.

Director Dallas Jenkins expressed his excitement for season four, highlighting the moments of joy, laughter, and miracles that viewers can expect. He emphasized the importance of watching the show on the big screen and experiencing it together.

Roumie also provided insights into season four's storyline, mentioning that it leads up to Jesus' arrest, crucifixion, and ultimately, his death on the cross. The season delves into the sadness and pain that Jesus endures as he fulfills his purpose.

Fans of 'The Chosen' can look forward to the release of the first three episodes of season four in theaters on February 1st. Following the initial release, subsequent episodes will be made available biweekly in cinemas nationwide until the final episode.

'The Chosen' continues to captivate audiences worldwide, delivering a thought-provoking retelling of Jesus' life through its compelling storytelling and remarkable performances. With season four promising emotional depth and significant plot developments, fans are eagerly anticipating what lies ahead for their beloved characters in this groundbreaking series.