benjamin schiff platt played josh in god's not dead.
benjamin schiff platt played josh in god's not dead.
who plays josh in god's not dead?
benjamin schiff platt
the film's main characters all convene at the newsboys concert, where they play a video clip of willie robertson congratulating josh. the newsboys play their song "god's not dead", dedicating it to josh.









































section::::cast.









































bullet::::- shane harper as josh wheaton









































bullet::::- kevin sorbo as professor jeffery radisson









































bullet::::- david a. r. white as reverend dave









































bullet::::- trisha lafache as amy ryan









































bullet::::- hadeel sittu as ayisha









































bullet::::- marco khan as misrab









































bullet::::- cory oliver as mina









































bullet::::- dean cain as mark









































bullet::::- jim gleason as ward wheaton









































bullet::::- benjamin onyango as reverend jude









































bullet::::- cassidy gifford as kara
god's not dead (film)
the shadow—josh's inner "high", his other half, his inner darkness. possibly symbolic of the masculine pressure placed on josh to "fit in" in the way his grandfather and others expect him to.









































actor 1—actor 1 plays josh's father, about 30–40 years of age, happily married. he loves his son but does not understand josh's pain. the actor also plays josh's grandfather, and the public defender in the court scene flashback.









































actor 2—actor 2 plays the judge in the court scene and the prisoner who threatens josh.









































actor 3—actor 3 plays josh's mother and the witness in the court scene.
bang bang you're dead (play)