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'House of David': Prime Video Series Renewed for Season 3
The biblical drama will continue David’s rise to kingship after Season 2 drew millions of viewers, Amazon MGM Studios said.
- Prime Video has renewed Wonder Project's House of David for a third season, extending the biblical drama partnership with Amazon MGM Studios.
- Season 1 drew 40 million viewers worldwide, a success that Kara Smith, head of drama for Amazon MGM Studios, credited to the show's 'breathtaking scope and emotional authenticity.'
- Filmmakers Jon Erwin and Jon Gunn serve as creators and executive producers, with the series starring Michael Iskander as David, alongside Ali Suliman, Ayelet Zurer, and Stephen Lang.
- David faces exile in Season 3, forced to live as a 'hunted outlaw' among his enemies while exploring the 'true cost of destiny' before his rise to the throne.
- Whether audiences know David through Scripture or encounter him fresh, creators hope the series continues to reveal why his story has resonated across generations.
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