David and Goliath: David House of of David Season 2: What we know about renewals for Amazon Prime video shows
The series tells the story of David played by Michael Iskander. David is a displaced teenager, and the prophet Samuel, portrayed by Stephen Lang, was chosen as the new king. The current king Saul, played by Ali Suliman, struggles with his pride and begins to lose control.
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Season 2 episode
Season 2 will focus on the journey after David and Martyn Ford’s role as Goliath. He will face palace politics, family jealousy, and the romance of development. The show will continue to portray his path to becoming king.
Creative team
Jon Erwin created the series and served as writer, director and executive producer. He worked with Jon Gunn under the banner of “The Wonderful Project”. Other executive producers include Justin Rosenblatt, Trey Callaway, Michael Frislev, Chad Oakes, Ethan Reiff and Cyrus Voris. Rosenblatt is also responsible for the production of the Wonder Project. Dallas Jenkins is a shareholder and special counsel.
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Production and distribution
The series is produced by Nomad Pictures, Argonauts, Kingdom Story Company and Lionsgate TV shows. It is produced in collaboration with Wonder Project and Amazon MGM Studios.
Throw
The main actor will return to his second season. Along with Iskander, Ford and Lang, other return actors include Indy Lewis, Yali Topol Margalith, Ethan Kai, Sam Otto, Oded Fehr, Louis Ferreira, Davood Ghadami, Ashraf Barhom and Alexander Uloom.
FAQ
What is David’s House?
House of David follows David, a teenager anointed as king, who is promoted to power while facing palace struggles, family issues and personal challenges.
Who is the main actor at David House?
Actors include Michael Iskander, Stephen Lang, Ali Suliman, Martyn Ford, Indy Lewis, Ethan Kai, Sam Otto, ODED FEHR and other return actors.
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