Angel in my Pocket (1969) |
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| Director(s) | Alan Rafkin |
| Producer(s) | Edward Montagne |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Family |
| Top Topics | Politics, Priests, Ministers, Clergy, Nuns |
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Andy Griffith(as Reverend Samuel D. Whitehead)
Angel in my Pocket
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1969
Angel in my Pocket
Released
1969
Andy Griffith
(as Reverend Samuel D. Whi...)
Jerry Van Dyke(as Emery)
Angel in my Pocket
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1969
Angel in my Pocket
Released
1969
Jerry Van Dyke
(as Emery)
Kay Medford(as Racine)
Angel in my Pocket
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1969
Angel in my Pocket
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1969
Kay Medford
(as Racine)
Henry Jones(as Will Sinclair)
Angel in my Pocket
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1969
Angel in my Pocket
Released
1969
Henry Jones
(as Will Sinclair)
Edgar Buchanan(as Axel Gresham)
Angel in my Pocket
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1969
Angel in my Pocket
Released
1969
Edgar Buchanan
(as Axel Gresham)
Elena Verdugo(as Lila Sinclair)
Angel in my Pocket
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1969
Angel in my Pocket
Released
1969
Elena Verdugo
(as Lila Sinclair)
Margaret Hamilton(as Rhoda)
Angel in my Pocket
Released
1969
Angel in my Pocket
Released
1969
Margaret Hamilton
(as Rhoda)
Eddie Quillan(as Reverend Beckwith)
Angel in my Pocket
Released
1969
Angel in my Pocket
Released
1969
Eddie Quillan
(as Reverend Beckwith)
Angel in my Pocket Overview:
Angel in my Pocket (1969) was a Comedy - Family Film directed by Alan Rafkin and produced by Edward Montagne.
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Angel in my Pocket Quotes:
Reverend Samuel D. Whitehead:
[In reply to the old gossip who said that he had played the organ for a "naked harlot"] She was not naked. And how do you know she was a harlot? You are bearing false witness!
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Lee Meriwether:
costumed in a black leotard, her back to the camera, is one of the dancers backstage at the burlesque theater.
This was the first film of a multli-picture deal between Andy Griffith and Universal. Griffith was so disappointed with this film that he declined to make the other pictures that were part of the deal.