Zachary Levi shouts in all directions.
When asked about his thoughts about the leadership of California During the LA -Branden“The Unbreakable Boy” star, who is an old resident of Los Angeles, told Fox News Digital that makes “Integrity” a good leader, or a Democrat or Republican, and “corruption” has no party.
“I just think at the end of the day, whether it is in California or somewhere else in the world, I think what makes a good leader, integrity,” he explains to Fox News Digital. “I think, you know, politics is an unfortunate place where many other good people might be. But there is so much corruption in everything.”
He added that people “have to put all our swords down, stop fighting each other and holding our leadership responsible because they are officials at the end of the day.”
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Zachary Levi complains “corruption” in politics. (Ernesto Ruscio/Wireimage)
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While talking about his new one Faith -based film“The Unbreakable Boy,” the 44-year-old also told Fox News Digital that he learned to deal with adversity through prayer and leaned on his family and friends.
“We are always looking for an answer outside of ourselves when the reality is that God is the place where we should turn instead, “he said, adding that he would be” negligent “if he did not admit he has himself Returned occasionally alcohol when you deal with something difficult.
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“I mean, self -medication is something that I think many of us are struggling, right? “He added.
In “The Unbreakable Boy” Levi plays a father who finds confidence while he deals with the autism of his son and the diagnosis of Brosse bone disease.
“We are always looking for an answer outside of ourselves when the reality is that God is the place we should turn instead. “
“I think that is one of the beautiful parts of this story is that Scott is not someone of faith in the beginning, “Levi explained.” He is someone who thinks that: ‘No, I have this. I have control. “He has this kind of idealized idea of ​​what his life should be, the expectations of what his life should be. And he just brought that to his knees, because that is not how life goes. “
Levi added: “We cannot control every aspect of our lives.”
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In real life Levi expects his first child with girlfriend Maggie Keating.
“The Unbreakable Boy” is a faith -based film that revolves around a family struggling after an autism and the diagnosis of Brosse bone disease. (Lionsgate publicity)
The “Shazam!” Star announced the news on Instagram in December and said he had started prioritizing his health because he knew that some things needed to “shift” before he was ready to think about getting a baby.
He said that as soon as he had made some priority shifts in his life, “very quickly God brought a brilliant, honest, grounded and deep love into my life through the angelic form of” Keating, adding that he “has been fired from my thoughts” for The baby.
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Levi told Fox News Digital that what pulled him to “The Unbreakable Boy” was that it was “not just a squeaky beautiful, feel good film.“
“This is something that the audience leaves with a lot of hope and a lot of love and a lot of acceptance of the journey we are all doing, but we had to go through the darkness and the depths to get there, “he explained.
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“So, for me personally, in my life, prayer is a big part of it. Leaning on my family, leaning on my friends, you know, these are all aspects of trying to return to what is most important and acknowledges that radically Acceptance, such as really radical accepting where God has you, what is in your life, and see the miracles in it, see the blessings in it, “he said.
Zachary Levi says that prayer and family are central to his life. (Valerie Macon/AFP via Getty images)
He added that hardships can actually be blessings that he says is illustrated in the relationship between his character on the screen with the actor who plays his son.
He said, while no one would want their child to have medical problems, he hopes the film Shows people there is a “silver lining” and that “there is something that is still beautiful.”
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“And the character that Austin represents, the optimism, the boundless optimism, love, the acceptance even of the bullies that, you know, you are poorly treating him at school, that he sees their hearts, that he sees that they are sad. Is one of the most powerful moments in the film.
