The Reluctant Saint (1962) |
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| Director(s) | Edward Dmytryk |
| Producer(s) | Edward Dmytryk, John R. Sloan |
| Top Genres | Comedy, Drama |
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Maximilian Schell(as Giuseppe)
The Reluctant Saint
Released
1962
The Reluctant Saint
Released
1962
Maximilian Schell
(as Giuseppe)
Ricardo Montalban(as Don Raspi)
The Reluctant Saint
Released
1962
The Reluctant Saint
Released
1962
Ricardo Montalban
(as Don Raspi)
Akim Tamiroff(as Bishop)
The Reluctant Saint
Released
1962
The Reluctant Saint
Released
1962
Akim Tamiroff
(as Bishop)
Mark Damon(as Aldo)
The Reluctant Saint
Released
1962
The Reluctant Saint
Released
1962
Mark Damon
(as Aldo)
Tonio Selwart(as )
The Reluctant Saint
Released
1962
The Reluctant Saint
Released
1962
Tonio Selwart
(as )
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The Reluctant Saint (1962) was a Comedy - Drama Film directed by Edward Dmytryk and produced by Edward Dmytryk and John R. Sloan.
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The Reluctant Saint Quotes:
Father Giovanni:
Look at him. Do you really believe there is a devil lurking inside that humble young man?
Don Raspi: There was once a Lucifer in heaven.
Don Raspi: There was once a Lucifer in heaven.
Bishop:
It always troubled me, the Trinity. You know, Giuseppe, I could never really understand it. Does it trouble you?
Bishop: No. There are three persons in one God. Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Three in one.
Bishop: Yes, but that's for a child. But a small comfort to a Bishop. You see, I'm a peasant, Giuseppe, just like you. A practical man, so I understand only what I feel, and what I see.
Giuseppe: Look, look. One blanket and one, two, three folds. Three folds in one blanket - three persons in one God, like the Trinity.
Bishop: No. There are three persons in one God. Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. Three in one.
Bishop: Yes, but that's for a child. But a small comfort to a Bishop. You see, I'm a peasant, Giuseppe, just like you. A practical man, so I understand only what I feel, and what I see.
Giuseppe: Look, look. One blanket and one, two, three folds. Three folds in one blanket - three persons in one God, like the Trinity.
Bishop:
Brother Giuseppe! I knew you'd be here someday.
Giuseppe: [overjoyed that the Bishop remembers him] Your Excellency.
Bishop: How are the lambs?
Giuseppe: Oh, they are sheep now, your Excellency.
Bishop: Oh yes, of course. Has it been that long? And the studies - they've been hard, eh?
Giuseppe: [sighs and nods] But mostly I miss the stables. That's where I really belong, I shouldn't be here.
Bishop: Let me be the judge of that, Giuseppe. There will be many lost sheep to care for.
Giuseppe: [overjoyed that the Bishop remembers him] Your Excellency.
Bishop: How are the lambs?
Giuseppe: Oh, they are sheep now, your Excellency.
Bishop: Oh yes, of course. Has it been that long? And the studies - they've been hard, eh?
Giuseppe: [sighs and nods] But mostly I miss the stables. That's where I really belong, I shouldn't be here.
Bishop: Let me be the judge of that, Giuseppe. There will be many lost sheep to care for.
Mother:
They have thrown you out. They don't want you back because you are an idiot. You have been nothing but trouble since the day you got there - since the day you were born! What have you done this time? Tell me. Answer!
Mother: I broke a statue.
Mother: For breaking a little statue they throw you out like a dog?
Giuseppe: It wasn't little, it was big.
Mother: I broke a statue.
Mother: For breaking a little statue they throw you out like a dog?
Giuseppe: It wasn't little, it was big.
Don Raspi:
Charity and love are capital virtues, Brother Giuseppe, but my favorite virtue is promptness.
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