Something is going on with the new Clint Eastwood movie about an attempted terrorist attack on a train, “The 15:17 to Paris,” that doesn’t sound like Hollywood.
How often do the main actors play themselves?
And how often do those actors spend a morning in church, getting prayed over?
And how often does the director, a Hollywood legend, go up against the film ratings agency and win?
It’s all happening with the new movie, based on a story that riveted two continents. “The 15:17 to Paris,” set for release Feb. 9, tells the story of the 2015 Thalys train attack in which three Americans helped stop an armed Islamic terrorist from perpetrating carrying out a mass-casualty terror attack.
According to Fox’s outlet in Sacramento, Pastor Anthony R. Sadler of Shiloh Baptist Church on Sunday preached about the movie.
“That he would take three unlikely characters from Sacramento, California, bring them all the way
