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Hand of God cast show vs. life - Kiwi Report

Hand of God cast show vs. life


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If you’re familiar with the phrase, “In sanity we trust” there’s a high chance that you’re familiar with one of Amazon’s most popular television series, Hand of God. This psychological thriller first debuted onto our screens in 2014 and was only commissioned as a single-series show. This was because Amazon commissioned the show as an entertaining form of market research. Before they decided whether to create a full series around the intense and dramatic storyline, the multimedia giant wanted to know whether viewers at home liked the concept.



The result? It was a resounding yes! Viewers couldn’t help but fall in love with Hand of God, and couldn’t help but feel sorry for Pernell Harris, the main character. After his wife is involved in a life-changing incident and his son tries to take his own life, Pernell finds himself in a state of limbo that he can’t seem to get out of. As he visits his comatose son in hospital, Pernell starts to believe that God is trying to communicate with him. So, the esteemed judge becomes a born-again Christian and vows to inflict vengeance on those who have wronged his family through his new place of worship, The Hand of God. Unfortunately, this doesn’t always have the effects Pernell intended, and he seems to push his family away in the process. Sadly, Hand of God was given the boot after the second season, and we can’t help but want more. So, where better to start than with the characters?
[post_page_title]Ron Perlman as Pernell Harris[/post_page_title]
Pernell Harris, played by Ron Perlman, is the main character in the show and is the person we follow throughout all 20 episodes. This corrupt judge is adamant that God wants him to carry out vigilante work, particularly when it comes to finding out what happened to his son P.J. and his son’s wife, Jocelyn. He will stop at nothing to fulfill his mission and please the higher power he says guides him. However, others around him are worried that he is simply losing his mind. As the show progresses, we find out whether there is a higher power compelling Pernell Harris or simply him breaking down. The truth is shocking.

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