The Unbreakable Boy (2025)
Overview
When Scott and Teresa LeRette learn that their son Austin is both autistic and has brittle bone disease, they initially worry for their son’s future. But with Scott’s growing faith and Austin’s incredible spirit, they become 'unbreakable', finding joy, gratitude, and courage even in the most trying times.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $6,000,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $7,511,126.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 6.2201 |
Directed By
Jon Gunn
Crew
Jon Gunn
Scott LeRette
Teresa LeRette
Brent Ryan Green
Kristopher S. Kimlin
Parker Adams
Sean Devereaux
Jon Erwin
Peter Facinelli
Kevin Downes
Andrew Erwin
Pancho Burgos-Goizueta
Jerilyn Bickford
Mona Garcea
Jon Gunn
Tony Young
Christian Snell
Jill Anthony Thomas
Scott Colquitt
Nathan Howe
Jordan Roby
Jon Gunn
Scott LeRette
Susy Flory
Renee Ramos
William Scharpf
Matt Curtis
TOP CAST
Zachary Levi
Scott LeRette
Meghann Fahy
Teresa LeRette
Jacob Laval
Austin LeRette
Drew Powell
Joe
Gavin Warren
Logan LeRette
Patricia Heaton
Marcia
Todd Terry
Dick
Liza Marie Gonzalez
Delivery Doctor
Arianne Martin
Nurse
Kurt Yue
OI Doctor
Eric Starkey
Justice
Roy Jackson Miller
Austin LeRette (18 mo / 2 yr)
Kellen Martelli
Austin LeRette (4 yr / 5 yr)
Bruce Davis
Autism Specialist
Peter Facinelli
Preacher Rick
Pilot Bunch
Tyler
Kelsey Griswold
Concerned Nurse
Tyrone Betters
Miles
Katie O'Dell
Teacher
Jason Daniel
Psych War Doctor
Amy Acker
Lori
Eleanor Threatt
Principal Ilene
William Ohl
Elderly Man
Kevin Downes
Lyle
Addison Hambright
Nice Girl
Erin Elizabeth Cook
Orderly
Michael Anthony Page
Man in Line
James Van Alstine
Passing Man
Alex Atkinson
Partygoer (uncredited)
Elle Adler
2-Month-Old Austin (uncredited)
Barbie Bailey
Teacher (uncredited)
Avery Baker
Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
Ashtyn Barlow Nguyen
Cheerleader / Student / Trick or Treater (uncredited)
Lisandro Boccacci
AA Member (uncredited)
Myles Currin-Moore
Trumpet Player (uncredited)
Katie Fairbanks
Pep Band Member (uncredited)
Lisa Fenimore
Nurse (uncredited)
Michael Gibbons
Campout Dad (uncredited)
Lena Harmon
Doctor (uncredited)
Katy Hayes
Country Club Dancer (uncredited)
Jim Henry
Mr. Hollingsworth (uncredited)
Kenda Henthorn
Restaurant Patron / Arcade Patron (uncredited)
Erin Herring
Waitress (uncredited)
Andrew Hooks
Trick or Treater - Parent (uncredited)
Tristan Hutchinson
Waiter (uncredited)
Emily Jewell
Student (uncredited)
Courtney Johnson
AA Leader (uncredited)
Riley Kahn
Cheerleader & Student (uncredited)
Scott Lancaster
Wedding Reception Guest (uncredited)
Jay North
Burger Patron (uncredited)
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