From classic films like Forest Gump to Apollo 13, Emmy-Award-winning actor, director, producer and philanthropist Gary Sinise has entertained America for over 30 years,
Now, the man we know best as Lieutenant Dan is coming back to the big screen as the beloved father of singer Jeremy Camp in the Christian film I Still Believe.
Alongside Shania Twain, playing Camp’s mom, Sinise will be acting the part of “Tom,” the then-20-year-old’s father.
The movie’s plot centers on the real-life story of Camp’s journey through love, loss, and faith put to the ultimate test.
Named after Camp’s hit single, “I Still Believe,” the movie follows the journey of his wife Melissa’s (played by Britt Robertson) sickness, as well as Camp’s testimony of overcoming adversity.
In a two-minute feature released at the end of last month, Sinise shares what it was like playing the role of Jeremy’s father.
“Initially when I read the story, I was looking at my part as Jeremy’s father, wanting to know how he invests into the story,” said Sinise. “I found it a beautiful personal father-son relationship that meant a lot to me.”
