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The Prodigal by Philip Hughes & James Collier
The Prodigal by Philip Hughes & James Collier
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The Prodigal: Special Movie Edition
By Philip Edgcumbe Hughes & James F. Collier
A powerful story of brokenness, redemption, and the enduring strength of family. Based on the original screenplay by James F. Collier, The Prodigal explores the unraveling of a seemingly perfect American household—and the journey back to grace, truth, and reconciliation.
Book Synopsis
On the surface, the Stuarts had it all: two kids, two cars, a suburban home, and a picture-perfect life. But beneath the polished exterior simmered discontent and emotional distance. When the family’s carefully constructed world begins to collapse, each member must confront their own pain, pride, and longing. The Prodigal is a moving narrative of despair and hope, selfishness and sacrifice, doubt and faith. It’s a story of losing—and finding—what truly matters.
Perfect For
- Readers of inspirational fiction and family dramas
- Fans of faith-based storytelling and redemptive arcs
- Book clubs exploring themes of forgiveness and healing
- Viewers of the original film adaptation seeking deeper insight
Praise & Legacy
“A dramatic account of how one family faced the ultimate test, and found new understanding about themselves and each other.”
—World Wide Publications“Many photos from the film bring the story to life on the page.”
—Faith In Print
About the Authors
Philip Edgcumbe Hughes was a respected theologian and author known for his clarity and depth in Christian thought. James F. Collier was a screenwriter and filmmaker whose work often explored spiritual and moral themes. Together, they bring cinematic storytelling and theological insight to this unforgettable narrative.
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Product Details
- Publisher: World Wide Publications
- Publication Date: 1983
- Format: Paperback (Special Movie Edition)
- ISBN: 9780890660454
- Pages: 190, with 8 pages of film stills
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