A new biblical movie starring Oscar Isaac has pulled off a box office achievement that hasn't been accomplished in more than two and a half decades. Isaac is an Emmy-nominated actor with a wide variety of movies and television shows under his belt. He is perhaps best known for portraying Poe Dameron in the newest Star Wars trilogy, but other notable roles of his include portraying Marc Spector in Moon Knight, Duke Leto Atreides in Dune, and Llewyn Davis in Inside Llewyn Davis. 5c543c

Oscar Isaac has just earned his best Rotten Tomatoes audience score in history with his new religious movie. Isaac is an Emmy-nominated actor who is known for taking on roles in a variety of genres in projects with a huge range budget levels. After his breakout in the 2013 Coen Brothers movie Inside Llewyn Davis, which he followed by continuing to star in a number of indie and arthouse movies, he starred in a variety of massive blockbusters including playing Poe Dameron in the newest Star Wars trilogy and the title character in X-Men: Apocalypse.

Oscar Isaac is returning to television as the "greatest conman alive" in Apple TV's new drama based on a true story. Since playing Poe Dameron in the Star Wars sequel trilogy, the actor has continued starring in big-budget tentpoles, including Denis Villeneuve's Dune as Duke Leto Atreides and voicing Miguel O'Hara in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse. Isaac has also starred in several TV miniseries – Marvel's Moon Knight and HBO's Scenes from a Marriage, for which he earned an Emmy nomination.

Though he began his acting career in the late 90s, Oscar Isaac began to rise in prominence in the early-2010s, becoming one of the best actors working today with an impressive list of movies and TV shows to his name. Isaac worked as a character actor for years before his first major role as Joseph in the 2006 film, The Nativity Story. Following that, he was able to secure ing roles in bigger projects like Robin Hood (2010) and Drive, before his major breakthrough as an actor came in the 2013 film Inside Llewyn Davis, where he played the titular character.

Five years ago, Triple Frontierpremiered on Netflix and brought three Star Warsstars together for its action heist movie, all of whom appear in different Star Wars movies and TV shows. One of the most rewarding parts of Star Wars is getting to see its various stars come together in other projects, uniting unlikely pairs and groups who wouldn't otherwise have a chance to work together in the Star Wars galaxy. With the Star Wars timeline remaining quite strict in of who can cross paths, these opportunities are a fun way of bringing such actors together.

It has been 18 years since Oscar Isaac landed his first major role as Joseph in the 2006 biblical drama The Nativity Story – now he is set to voice Jesus himself in the animated film, The King of Kings. The movie will depict the life of Christ as retold through the narration of Charles Dickens. It is inspired by a story published after the author's death, and will be produced by South Korean animation house, Mofac Animation.

For years, Oscar Isaac's Metal Gear Solid movie has been stuck in development hell. Following a new film announcement from A24, it looks even less likely that the adaptation of Hideo Kojima's signature series will happen at all. Since 2015, Kong: Skull Island director Jordan Vogt-Roberts has been attached to helm Metal Gear Solid: The Movie, and, in 2018, Isaac expressed interest in playing protagonist Solid Snake. In 2020, Oscar Isaac was officially cast in the project, but little headway has been made on the film. Reportedly, the film team has been struggling to find the right story to tell — and one that lives up to Kojima's standards.

Actors get tired of playing the same role, and it's understandable. No one can blame them for wanting to diversify and explore other opportunities; however, hearing them say they'll never return to the roles that made them famous can be disappointing. Still, some actors have no problem walking back their statements when the time is right.

Oscar Isaac has a talent for versatility, with his recent project, Moon Knight, being an excellent example. When not playing the bumbling, gentle genius Steven Grant, he was the morally grey mercenary Marc Spector. Not only could he display seamless transitions for two distinct characters, but he also acted them out in ways that made it clear they follow different moral codes.

Ever since Moon Knight came out, it has been received with largely positive reviews. A lot of these reactions can't help but appreciate the entire cast's acting skills, as well as the plot and cinematography. Oscar Isaac, who plays the titular role of Marc Spector, has taken the role as an opportunity to showcase his phenomenal acting talent, and everyone watching can't help but applaud.