Kane Brown and his spouse Katelyn are taking over new roles: tv govt producers. The couple have linked with Lifetime to govt produce the vacation film Thank God: Christmas at Keller Ranch.
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The Christmas romance is impressed by the pair’s hit “Thank God,” which reached No. 1 on Billboard’s Nation Airplay chart in February 2023, and can convey within the track’s themes of dedication, redemption and religion. “Thank God” obtained three CMA Award nominations, together with single of the yr, and gained the CMT Music Award for video of the yr in 2023. The film stars UnREAL’s Arielle Kebbel and One Tree Hill’s Tyler Hilton.
“The track ‘Thank God’ is so particular to us. We love performing it on stage and it’s unbelievable the way it’s linked to so many followers,” Kane and Katelyn Brown stated in an announcement. “We additionally actually love Christmas and celebrating as a household. So for these two worlds to collide, we couldn’t be extra excited!”
Although Kane and Katelyn don’t seem within the film, their track shall be heard within the movie 3 times, and, as govt producers, the Browns labored with the manufacturing group to make sure the track’s themes had been precisely mirrored within the script.
The film tells the story of a professional hockey participant, performed by Hilton, who’s injured just a few weeks earlier than Christmas who goes to Keller Ranch as a part of his rehabilitation and meets an equestrian-assisted therapist/single mother performed by Kebbel.
“This movie captures and interprets to the display screen the soul and wildly common themes behind Kane and Katelyn’s hit duet,” stated govt producer Adam Reed in an announcement. “Their music evokes a sense that has attracted hundreds of thousands of followers around the globe, and it’s a present to work with them and our companions at Lifetime to convey this film to life.”
“We’re thrilled to have the extremely gifted Kane and Katelyn Brown be a part of our Lifetime vacation household,” stated Elaine Frontain Bryant, govt vp and head of programming for A&E, Lifetime and LMN. “Their music not solely touches the center but additionally tells a narrative, and we’re excited to remodel these tales into a unprecedented film expertise.”
