Randall Wallace, the writer of “The Passion” film series segment “Resurrection of the Christ,” says Mel Gibson warned him of potential spiritual backlash before they began work on the sequel. In interviews, Wallace describes a conversation in which Gibson framed the project as an effort tied to Christian themes, while cautioning that “Satan’s” attention could be drawn to the work. Both outlets report Wallace’s account that Gibson’s message emphasized the spiritual stakes of the script and referenced ideas of grace. The reporting does not include verification from independent sources, nor does it provide details about the specific timing, setting, or exact wording beyond Wallace’s description. It also does not substantiate any real-world claims of an actual attack or threat connected to the production. The story focuses on Wallace’s recollection of Gibson’s warning as part of the background to the creation of “The Resurrection of the Christ,” rather than on any confirmed outcomes.