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Whether you remember him as the dependable Cliff Lewis on Matlock alongside Andy Griffith, the slick Rick Bettina on Nash Bridges, or the explosive Leslie Artz in the cult phenomenon Lost, Daniel Roebuck has been a constant, comforting presence in Hollywood for over 40 years.

I’ve given thought to this. The simple truth is, much like how Jordan Peterson reduced it to 12 rules starting with “clean your room,” this is how we can all make the world better: Look behind yourself to make sure no one else is trying to get out of the same door you are. If you can teach your kids that, the moment you realize they understand it, you know they are going to be okay in life.

“This is a story about grace not giving up,” Roebuck says. “Not on one man—but on anyone who’s ever needed a reminder that it’s not too late.”

THE HAIL MARY is an impressive and touching Catholic comedy. It tells the story of a no-nonsense nun named Sister Kathleen who finds an alcoholic handyman named Jake Bauer in need of a job. So, she hires him to be the janitor at Mary Immaculate Catholic School and tries to convince him to train her students to play football.

What famous Greek warrior died because he took an arrow to the heel? Play. Share. Listen with Actor and Producer, Daniel Roebuck.

Hawk Hill Pictures, in partnership with A Channel of Peace, announces the upcoming release of the feature film The Hail Mary, a heartfelt comedy-drama written and directed by veteran actor and filmmaker Daniel Roebuck (Matlock, The Fugitive).