'The Chosen's' Mary Magdalene reveals how biblical role touched her: 'I felt so connected to her'
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Elizabeth Tabish, from "The Chosen" is opening up about how playing Mary Magdalene in the biblical series touched her heart.
"When I first booked it, I was kind of going through some similar emotional states myself," Tabish told "The Story" recently in a joint interview with Jonathan Roumie, who plays Jesus in the series. "I was having a real tough time finding meaning in my own life and I couldn't make rent. I was struggling with a lot of different things, and so, when I first read the script for the audition, I just I felt so connected to her."
The actress called to mind another touching scene in the series where a woman defies the wishes of her father to follow Jesus.
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