Faith-Based Films & TV

FourBoys Entertainment creates film and television projects for audiences who want craft, honesty, humor, and hope in the same story. Founded by Patricia Heaton and David Hunt, FourBoys works from a clear conviction: faith-based films should respect both the viewer's values and the viewer's intelligence.

The company was built by artists who know Hollywood from the inside. Heaton's television work on Everybody Loves Raymond, The Middle, and Carol's Second Act gave her decades of experience in character comedy and family storytelling. Hunt's work as an actor, director, writer, and producer adds a filmmaker's discipline to the company's development process.

Faith-based films matter because stories shape families. They give parents and children shared language for courage, grief, forgiveness, marriage, and joy. A good film can open a conversation that a lecture never could.

FourBoys does not treat faith as a shortcut. A film still needs strong writing, casting, pacing, and production choices. Audiences can tell when a project asks them to accept weak craft because the message is good. FourBoys takes the opposite path.

Amazing Grace tells the story of William Wilberforce and the fight against the British slave trade. Mom's Night Out uses comedy to honor the pressure and beauty of family life. Unexpected faces marriage, infertility, and adoption through a story that uses humor without avoiding pain.

The market has changed. Angel Studios' Sound of Freedom became a major commercial success in 2023. The King of Kings opened with an estimated $19 million weekend in 2025. Pure Flix, Affirm, Walden Media, and Angel have shown that viewers will support stories that align with their values when those stories are worth sharing.

FourBoys has a distinct place in that field. It is not a faceless content platform. It is a founder-led production company with a catalog of film and television credits and a mission grounded in faith, family, and human dignity.