Naman Shrestha
Based on ‘Desperate Forgiveness’ written by Al Robertson and Lisa Robertson, Lifetime’s ‘Faith & Forgiveness: A Duck Dynasty Love Story’ is a romantic drama movie helmed by Emily Moss Wilson. The narrative chronicles the ups and downs in the marriage of Lisa and Al Robertson, a couple who once believed nothing could tear them apart and led a picture-perfect life together. Soon, their relationship begins to deteriorate due to betrayal by one of them and the other’s unspoken pain.
The once-perfect marriage slowly descends into chaos as Lisa gathers the courage to confront the meaning of love and loyalty. Now, with their relationship hanging by a thread, Al and Lisa must decide whether they want to give their marriage another try and understand what forgiveness really means. The tale of romance, resilience, trust, and forgiveness unfolds in a quaint town that makes the narrative feel grounded and visually appealing.
Where Was Faith & Forgiveness: A Duck Dynasty Love Story Filmed?
‘Faith & Forgiveness: A Duck Dynasty Love Story’ was filmed in its entirety in Arkansas, particularly in Gentry. According to reports, principal photography for the Lifetime production got underway in February 2026 under the working title ‘Desperate Forgiveness’ and wrapped up after a couple of weeks in March of the same year. After the conclusion of the shooting process, the director, Emily Moss Wilson, took to social media and stated, “Grateful & tired, ha! Can’t wait to share more about this powerful story soon.”
Gentry, Arkansas
The city of Gentry, located in Arkansas’ Benton County, served as the primary production location for ‘Faith & Forgiveness: A Duck Dynasty Love Story.’ Several streets in the downtown area of the city were seemingly turned into film sets as the cast and crew members took over numerous local businesses and properties to tape pivotal sequences. Given the Gentry’s active faith community, it served as an ideal filming destination for the Lifetime movie, which involves themes of faith and religion.
Some of the church affiliations in the city include the Baptist, Seventh-day Adventist, Church of Christ, Assemblies of God, and United Methodist. In the establishing and exterior shots, you are likely to spot a few churches in the backdrop and various other buildings, including the historic Bank of Gentry, Gentry High School, Gentry School District headquarters, and downtown’s Lamppost.
Faith & Forgiveness: A Duck Dynasty Love Story Cast Details
The cast of ‘Faith & Forgiveness: A Duck Dynasty Love Story’ is led by the impressive onscreen performances from Haley Ramm and Luke Benward, who helped bring the love story to life. Over the course of her career, Haley has landed roles alongside big names in the industry, including Jason Bateman, Jodie Foster, Sean Penn, and others. On the other hand, Luke has also served as a producer/associate producer for ‘Don’t Log Off,’ ‘Then & Now,’ and ‘Boys.’
Haley Ramm as Lisa Robertson
In the Lifetime production, Haley Ramm steps into the role of Lisa Robertson. ‘The Good Doctor’ fame actress can be spotted in ‘Into the Wild’ as Carine McCandless, ‘Disconnect’ as Abby Boyd, ‘X-Men: The Last Stand’ as Young Jean Grey, ‘Light as a Feather’ as Violet Simmons, ‘Mistresses’ as Stacey North, and ‘Chasing Life’ as Brenna Carver. She also has several movies under her credit, including ‘Seven in Heaven,’ ‘Mark, Mary & Some Other People,’ ‘Banana Split,’ and ‘Dakota’s Summer.’
Luke Benward as Al Robertson
Luke Benward essays the character of Al Robertson, Lisa Robertson’s husband, in ‘Faith & Forgiveness: A Duck Dynasty Love Story.’ Widely known for his portrayals of Bo in ‘Dumplin’,’ ‘David Moore in ‘We Were Soldiers,’ Charlie Tuttle in ‘Minutemen,’ Billy in ‘How to Eat Fried Worms,’ Andrew Thomas in ‘Lifeline,’ Luke in ‘Wildcat,’ and Pete Marino in ‘Measure of a Man.’ His TV credits include ‘Still the King,’ ‘Girl Meets World,’ ‘Criminal Minds,’ and ‘Ravenswood.’
The thriller also features Paul Nobrega as Phil, Andrew James Ferguson as Dillon, and Jake Samojla as Beaux. Other cast members who play supporting roles in the film include Noah Warford as Moose, James West White as Travis, Hannah Brooks as Lisa’s Friend, Lila Burnett as Korie, Kassidy Cockrill as Barbara, Steve Domahidy as The Husband, Erika Lane Enggren as Paula, and Brad Wisdom as John Godwin.
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