It wasn't originally designed to include David and Goliath flashes, but it felt like a good promise to make at the head of the season ... his own accord with this act? Why does he do it?

While the battle itself is a bit dramatized (we'll get into it), there is one thing that the series got absolutely right: David chopping off Goliath's head. Whether you grew up in church or not ...

This Goliath looms nearly 10 feet tall, even more enormous than the giant actor portraying him ‒ 6-foot-8-inch "Mortal Kombat" star and MMA fighter Martyn Ford. Yet this David, played by curly ...

This Goliath looms nearly 10 feet tall, even more enormous than the giant actor portraying him ‒ 6-foot-8-inch "Mortal Kombat" star and MMA fighter Martyn Ford. Yet this David, played by curly ...

Prior to this major career breakthrough, the 23-year-old actor ... David with his head down. It said so much about the heart of David. “David has no choice but to stand up to Goliath.

Iskander and Ford play David and Goliath, respectively ... the instrument David uses to woo the royal court. The actor said he was just as committed to getting that right. "I bought a lyre ...

Can one act of defiance create ... and how David managed to get to a point where he would be able to lodge a stone into the head of the massive Goliath. But what we don’t get are characters ...

This day the Lord will deliver you into my hands, and I'll strike you down and cut off your head ... of David and Goliath's fateful encounter remains to be witnessed on screen. British actor ...

Martyn Ford, British actor, social media influencer, and bodybuilder, chatted about starring in “House of David” on Prime Video where he plays Goliath opposite Michael Iskander’s David.

He described their battle as a modern-day David and Goliath. Lively and Ryan Reynolds are the powerhouse Hollywood "it" couple, going against the lesser-known and lesser-connected actor ...

Michael Iskander will lead the series as David. The Egyptian American actor is best known for originating ... The Way of Water”) and Goliath is played by Martyn Ford aka the Nightmare ...

It wasn’t originally designed to include David and Goliath flashes, but it felt like a good promise to make at the head of the season ... his own accord with this act? Why does he do it?