Dennis Quaid:"Reagan" The Movie To Gospel Music
- LaFern Cusack
- Jul 30, 2024
- 3 min read
Updated: Oct 1, 2024
Dr. Phil sits down with the multi-talented Dennis Quaid to explore his illustrious career in music and acting. Quaid candidly shares how he initially felt intimidated when approached to play Ronald Reagan in the upcoming biopic “Reagan” out in theaters August 30, 2024. They delve into Quaid’s insights from visiting Reagan’s ranch, Rancho del Cielo, which helped him authentically connect with the character. Dr. Phil and Dennis go deep into Reagan's life, the importance of his marriage to Nancy, and his principled approach to leadership. From Quaid’s spiritually inclined album “Fallen: A Gospel Record for Sinners” to his principled approach to portraying characters, his passion shines through. Listen in to discover how Dennis Quaid masterfully balances music and acting.
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EP232: Dennis Quaid: "Reagan" The Movie To Gospel Music
[00:00] – BECOMING REAGAN
Quaid discusses how he was approached to play Ronald Reagan, initially feeling intimidated by the role. He shares insights from his visit to the Reagan's ranch, which helped him connect deeply with Reagan's character, leading him to accept the role.
[10:40] – RELATIONSHIPS WITH NANCY AND USSR
The conversation shifts to Reagan's tough stance against communism and his commitment to winning the Cold War. Quaid mentions Reagan's firmness and the broader implications of his policies on the Soviet Union, framing Reagan as a pivotal 20th-century leader.
[24:31] – REAGAN LEGACY AND QUAID CAREER
Quaid opens up about his personal growth, spirituality, and relationship with Jesus Christ. He reflects on the evolution of his perspectives and values, emphasizing a shift towards prioritizing inner peace and meaningful relationships. Quaid discusses his music career, particularly his gospel album "Fallen." He shares his longstanding passion for music and its role in his life. Quaid also talks about his active involvement in upcoming acting and production projects.
I think evolvement comes out of mistakes. Well a lot! I'm in a place where I best place I've. I've ever been in life. -Dennis Quaid
[49:22] – STATE OF THE NATION TODAY
Dr. Phil and Dennis Quaid discuss the significance and potential impact of the film "Reagan," particularly given its release during an election year. While Quaid initially wished to avoid any political statement, he acknowledges the film's relevance in reminding audiences of the principles and values that guided Reagan's presidency. They reflect on the film's ability to inspire both those who remember Reagan's era and younger generations.
Directed By Sean McNamara
Produced By Mark Joseph
Starring: Dennis Quaid (Ronald Reagan)
Penelope Ann Miller (Nancy Reagan)
Mena Suvari (Reagan's first wife Jane Wyman)
Lesley-Anne Down (Margaret Thatcher)
David Henrie (teenage Reagan)
Kevin Dillon (Jack Warner)
Jon Voight (KGB agent Viktor Petrovich)
DENNIS QUAID FALLEN: A GOSPEL RECORD FOR SINNERS
PRODUCERS: David R. "Fergie" Ferguson, Ben Isaacs and Chris Lindsey
LABEL: Gaither Music Group
The album debuted at No. 1 on Top Christian/Gospel Albums chart and landed in the Top 15 on Billboard's Top 200 Christian/Gospel chart. The album also ranked No. 1 on Amazon's Best Sellers in CDs & Vinyl, Hot New Releases in Christian & Gospel and Best Sellers in Country charts.
Combining soul-stirring renditions of seven hymns and classics with five original songs, Quaid delivers honest, inspiring lyrics sung with unmistakable tones that reflect heartfelt gratitude and eternal hope.
Fallen was executive produced by Quaid with producers David R. "Fergie" Ferguson, Ben Isaacs and Chris Lindsey. The Isaacs and Jackson Brumley supply background vocals on "I'll Fly Away," while The Oak Ridge Boys join Quaid on "Life's Railway to Heaven."
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