
War Room (2015) on Netflix
Tony and Elizabeth Jordan seem to have it all, but their marriage has become a war zone. Miss Clara teaches Elizabeth to pray for her husband and for their family.
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- IMDb6.5/1017,790 votes
- Rotten Tomatoes34%
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Plot summary
Tony Jordan sells pharmaceuticals and Elizabeth, his wife, works as a realtor. Together they own a large house and raise their daughter, Danielle, and from the outside the family looks successful. At home, Tony is cold and verbally abusive toward Elizabeth, is away on business for much of the time, and has begun thinking about another woman. He also refuses to let Elizabeth help her sister with money from their savings. Elizabeth, under strain, takes on the sale of a house belonging to Miss Clara, an older woman who senses her distress. Miss Clara urges Elizabeth to pray for her husband rather than against him, and shows her a closet she has dedicated to prayer, which she calls her war room. Elizabeth decides to try.
Cast
Karen Abercrombieas Clara Williams
Priscilla C. Shireras Elizabeth Jordan (as Priscilla Shirer)
T.C. Stallingsas Tony Jordan
Tenae Downingas Veronica Drake
Alena Pittsas Danielle Jordan
Michael Jr.as Michael Alexander
Jadin Harrisas Jennifer Stephens
Alex Kendrickas Coleman Young
Dave Blamyas Tom Stafford
- Thomas Fordas Leo Williams
- Tyler Mitchellas War Room Soldier
- Roland Mitchellas War Room Soldier
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- Andrew Hurtas War Room Soldier
Terrence Evansas War Room Soldier
Toochukwu T.C. Anyachonkeyaas War Room Soldier / Tony's Twin (as T.C. Anyachonkeya)
- Jeriame Zenzayeras War Room Soldier
- Jude Shireras Young Clyde
Michael Rosanderas Arguing Boyfriend
- Caitlyn Rosanderas Arguing Girlfriend
- Thomas A. Ford IIIas Leo Williams (as Thomas Ford)
Did you know?!Facts and trivia about War Room (2015)
Can contain spoilers, watch the movie first.
- The Jordans were written as a white couple. Alex Kendrick began having dreams about a mostly African-American cast, took it as a message from God and rewrote the characters, and the brothers held their ground when Sony worried about a largely black cast made by a white-led company.
- In its second weekend the prayer drama took the top spot at the North American box office with $9.5 million, the first film to reach number one on less than $10 million since The Possession managed it with $9.31 million on the same weekend of 2012.




















