Jonathan Roumie

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Jonathan Roumie
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Roumie in January 2020
Born (1974-07-01) July 1, 1974 (age 50)
New York City, New York, USA
Education School of Visual Arts (BFA)
OccupationActor
Known for The Chosen (TV series)
AwardsGrace Prize for Most Inspiring Performance for TV, Movieguide

Jonathan Roumie (born July 1, 1974) is an American actor known for his role as evangelist Lonnie Frisbee in the 2023 film Jesus Revolution and as Jesus in The Chosen, [1] [2] a crowd-funded television series about the life and ministry of Jesus of Nazareth. [3] [4] He is also a voice artist and a public speaker.

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Early life

A first-generation American, Roumie's father was born in Egypt and is of Syro-Lebanese descent; his mother is from Ireland. [5] [6] [7] Roumie has stated that his great-grandparents on his father's side were Armenian. [8]

Before his parents moved to and later met in New York City, Roumie's mother was raised on a farm in Ireland with his father being raised in Cairo, Egypt. [9] Though he was baptized in the Orthodox Church, Roumie converted to Catholicism after moving from New York to its suburbs. [10] He holds a degree in film from the School of Visual Arts. [6] In 2024, he was awarded an honorary doctorate in fine arts by the Catholic University of America for his work evangelizing through his acting career. [11]

After graduating from college, Roumie played drums in his friend's contemporary rock band. The band had recorded an album and were due to go on tour but the recording company sponsoring the tour went bankrupt. Shortly after, Roumie moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in film and television. [12]

Career

Roumie has appeared in television shows such as The Good Wife , As the World Turns , and Castle . He played the character of Christ for the first time in a touring multi-media project about the life of St. Faustina called Faustina: Messenger of Divine Mercy [13] and subsequently in 'Once we were Slaves/The Two Thieves'. Roumie is also the co-producer, co-director and lead actor of The Last Days: The Passion and Death of Jesus, a live performance about the passion of Christ. [14] He portrayed charismatic hippie evangelist Lonnie Frisbee in the 2023 film Jesus Revolution. [15]

Roumie's voice-over work includes the video games Evolve , Mafia II & III , The Darkness II and Fallout 4 . He has voiced several characters in the MTV series Celebrity Deathmatch . [16]

Roumie started as a production assistant and was the location scout for Spider-Man , National Treasure and I Am Legend. [17] His first original song, "Outta Time", was released in Europe for the album Unbreakable, which he co-produced. [18] [ better source needed ]

At one time, Roumie was involved in an entertainment fellowship for Christian entertainment professionals. [6]

He also serves as a narrator for the Catholic prayer app Hallow. [19] Jonathan Roumie appeared in the Super Bowl 2024 commercial for the app, causing a huge spike in downloads Hallow. [20]

Roumie is also a public speaker. He was a keynote speaker at March For Life. [21] He also was one of the revival session speakers at the 10th National Eucharistic Congress 2024 [22] with over 55,000 participants in attendance.

The Chosen

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The Chosen – Jesus heals a leper in Season 1, Episode 6

Previous to being offered the role of Jesus Christ in 2017 for what was then a new television series, The Chosen , Roumie states he had reached a point on his life where he had completely surrendered himself to God. About that period of his life he says: "I was literally in a pit and God sort of lent a hand and brought me out of the pit. I was broke. I was in debt. I had enough food for the day to last a day." [23]

Now known worldwide for portraying Jesus in the series, [24] Roumie has been featured in numerous publications, including TV Guide , the National Catholic Register , [10] America Magazine , [25] and The Atlantic , [26] and The New Yorker. [27] He has also been interviewed on network television for shows such as The View , [28] Fox News , [29] EWTN , [29] and various religious-based news and information outlets.

Regarding the challenges of portraying Jesus, Roumie has said, "Very often, I don't feel worthy of playing Jesus. I struggle with that a lot. But I also acknowledge what God has done for my life as a result of playing Christ and how God has changed my life." [30]

Personal life

Roumie has been a ministry leader and has served as an extraordinary minister of Holy Communion within the Catholic Church. [6] He is a strong advocate of the sacraments, ecumenism, humility, and charity. [31] He serves on the board of Catholics in Media Associates. [32] In 2020, he was nominated for a papal knighthood, the Order of St. Gregory the Great. [33] He was also named one of Aleteia's "10 Catholics who restored our faith in humanity" in 2021 and made it onto Our Sunday Visitor's list of Catholics of the Year in 2022. [34] [32] He opposes abortion. A keynote speaker at the 2023 March for Life, Roumie told participants, "God is love, and true love gives way to life, not death." [35]

As of 2022, Roumie was residing in Los Angeles. [36]

Roumie can be found hosting live prayers on Instagram, some of which have been viewed nearly 100,000 times. [37] He prays the Chaplet of the Divine Mercy. [12]

Roumie is a talented illustrator, and won awards in high school for this work. [9]

Awards

YearAssociationCategoryNominated workResultRef.
2020 Movieguide Awards Grace Prize for Most Inspiring Performance for TVThe Chosen, Episode 1.8 – "I am He"Won [38]
2022 Movieguide Awards Grace Prize for Most Inspiring Performance for TVThe Chosen, Episode 2.8 – "Beyond Mountains"Nominated [39]
2023 Movieguide Awards Grace Prize for Most Inspiring Performance for TVThe Chosen, Episode 3.3 – "Physician, Heal Yourself"Nominated [40]
2024 GMA Dove Award TV Series of the YearJonathan and Jesus (TV series)Nominated [41]
2024 K-Love Fan Awards TV/Streaming ImpactJonathan and Jesus (TV series)Won [42]

Filmography

Television

YearNameRoleRefNotes
2000–2002 Celebrity Deathmatch Various12 episodes; voice only
2006Oh! Be Joyful!Jim James Television film, also executive producer and writer
2007 As the World Turns Jim Fellows [43] 6 episodes
2008 Law & Order Richie CitroneEpisode: "Excalibur"
2009–2010 Wonder Pets! Loch Ness Daddy, Critic #22 episodes, Uncredited as Critic #2
2012 Parenthood Cop [43] Episode: "Everything Is Not Okay"
2014 Castle Serge Belmonde [44] Episode: "Dressed to Kill"
Hart of Dixie Jeffrey [43] Episode: "Carrying Your Love with Me"
NCIS Officer Gerard [43] Episode: "The Admiral's Daughter"
2015 Dog with a Blog Dr. MonforeEpisode: "Stan Has Puppies"
NCIS: Los Angeles Perry Gaffney [44] Episode: "Defectors"
2016 The Good Wife Monte Ecklund [44] Episode: "Shoot"
2017 The Mindy Project Dr. Montpellier [43] Episode: "Danny in Real Life"
2019 Ballers Splyce Owner [43] Episode: "Players Only"
2020 Chicago Med Christian Edwards [45] Episode: "A Needle in the Heart"
2019–present The Chosen Jesus [46] [47] Main cast (32 episodes)
2024 Tomb Raider: The Legend of Lara Croft Kaya's Aide, Guard #2, Winston [48] 2 episodes; voice only

Film

YearNameRoleRefNotes
2013 Saving Lincoln John Wilkes Booth [49]
A Day In The CountryHal [50] Short; Canon Imagin8tion Contest Winner
2014Once We Were Slaves Jesus [6] Short; Renamed The Two Thieves
2015NostradamusRadio VoiceShort
2022 Night at the Museum: Kahmunrah Rises Again Merenkhare [51] Voice only
2023 Jesus Revolution Lonnie Frisbee [52]
2024Heart of a Servant - Father Flanagan storyVoiceExecutive Producer and Narrator

Video games

YearNameRoleNotes
2003 Batman: Dark Tomorrow Tim Drake / Robin, Robber #1, Guard, False-facer [48]
2010 Mafia II Italian Civilian, Gangster, Greaser
2012 The Darkness II Enzo, Additional Voices [48]
2013 The Bureau: XCOM Declassified Asaru, Dr. Murphy, Pete Weaver
Lost Planet 3 Renard Laroche
2015 Evolve Additional Voices
Fallout 4 Jack Cabot, Doc Weathers, Honest Dan [48]
2016 XCOM 2 Soldier, Additional Voices
Mafia III Additional Voices
2017 Agents of Mayhem Pride Trooper
2018 God of War Additional Voices
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 Various Voices
2019 Days Gone Russell [48]
Death Stranding Mules [48]
2020 Ghost of Tsushima Additional Characters
2022 Saints Row Character Voices, Saints Characters
2025 Death Stranding 2: On the Beach Puppet

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