Still another Movie - Fireproof

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Fireproofing our marriages
Posted: October 04, 2008
1:00 am Eastern
by: Jonathon Falwell
© 2008

(...) The new movie titled "Fireproof" is proving to be a great encouragement tool for Christian couples across the nation. Released last weekend, the film starring Kirk Cameron as a firefighter battling to save his marriage was the nation's fourth-most attended movie of the week (in only 839 theaters). The filmmakers tell me that it was even the top-grossing film in about 200 of the theaters it was in. (...)

(...) To learn more about "Fireproof," please visit these websites: http://www.fireproofmymarriage.com/ and http://www.fireproofthemovie.com/.

NOTE: I was fascinated to read that Kirk Cameron will not kiss an actress while filming a scene for a movie. Therefore, in "Fireproof," Cameron's real-life wife, Chelsea Noble, was brought in to shoot the kissing scene (she was made up to resemble actress Erin Bethea, who plays Cameron's wife in the film). I appreciate that he would take his commitment to his marriage this seriously. This may sound corny and conventional to the mainstream, but I think it's a wonderful example of how seriously Christian men need to be in protecting and safeguarding their marriages.

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Interesting fact about Kirk Cameron, I remember him from the 80's sitcom, Growing Pains.

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  1. Anonymous7:21 pm

    I just got back from watching Fireproof... it was great to see such a different-flavored movie on the regular, big screen

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