Steven Spielberg helms his long-in-the-making biopic of Abraham Lincoln for DreamWorks and Touchstone Pictures....
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Mary Todd Lincoln
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2012
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Typical teenager Peter Parker (Andrew Garfield) embraces his incredible destiny after uncovering one of his father's most...
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Aunt May
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2012
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Artists' Voices
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2011
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In the summer of 1956, a Los Angeles teenager named Kathy Kohner became enchanted with boys, surfing, and Malibu beaches....
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2011
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Director Steve Stockman takes the helm for this semi-autobiographical comedy drama about an estranged family that comes...
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Anita Bergman
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2007
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Nora Holden
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2007
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2007
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Nora Holden
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2006
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Taking home a paycheck that nearly rivals the budget of the first film, Reese Witherspoon reprises the role of Elle Woods in...
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Congresswoman Rudd
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2003
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Magoo's, a local hangout frequented by the ER staffers, is the scene of a bloody holdup, in which three people are killed and...
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2003
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Abby (Maura Tierney) has just about reached the end of her rope: Her biploar brother, Eric, has vanished, and her bipolar...
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2003
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A major crisis arises for Pratt (Mekhi Phifer) and Harkins (Leslie Bibb) as they care for an injured teenager who is...
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2002
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The first big blizzard of the year results in an overload of patients at the ER, including members of a family who were...
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2002
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Bobby Farrelly and brother Peter Farrelly continue exploring outrageous premises with this comedy directed by their first...
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Valdine Wingfield
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2001
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A softball game between the hospital staffers is but one of this episode's many story ingredients. In other developments,...
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2001
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Abby's (Maura Tierney) bipolar mother, Maggie (Sally Field), testifies in court as to her competency, with surprising...
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2001
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Abby (Maura Tierney) is forced to leave Chicago to retrieve her bipolar mother, Maggie (Sally Field), who has squirreled...
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2001
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Academy Award-winning actress Sally Field makes her debut as a director of a theatrical feature with this gently satiric...
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Director
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2000
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Pregnant 17-year-old Novalee Nation (Natalie Portman) runs away from her Tennessee home toward the bright lights of...
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Mama Nell
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2000
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Sally Field makes the first of several appearances in the Emmy-winning role of Maggie Wyczenski, the bipolar mother of ER...
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2000
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Abby (Maura Tierney) and her bipolar mom, Maggie (Sally Field), have a tense confrontation just before Thanksgiving. In a...
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2000
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Hot on the heels of the BBC's multipart 1999 adaptation of Charles Dickens' semiautobiographical novel David Copperfield came...
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2000
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Abby's mentally disturbed mother, Maggie (Sally Field), thinks she's healthy enough to interview for a job -- but she's...
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2000
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Susan Seidelman directs this critically acclaimed made-for-cable TV movie based on the novel by Zena Collier. A nasty divorce...
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1999
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President John F. Kennedy issued the challenge to America in a speech to Congress in 1961: Land a man on the moon within the...
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Director
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1998
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In this episode of AFI's 100 Years. . .100 movies, viewers examine those films defined by grand, sweeping passions. Movies...
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host
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1998
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Murphy Brown returned from a four-month hiatus with this episode, originally telecast April 6, 1998. Now finished with...
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1998
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Originally aired on HBO and directed by Apollo 13 star and space enthusiast Tom Hanks, among others, From the Earth to the...
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1998
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In this episode of AFI's 100 Years. . .100 movies, viewers look at the portrayal of families in American film. Some of the...
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Host
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1998
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In this episode of AFI's 100 Years. . .100 movies, viewers look at some of Hollywood's greatest love stories. Some of the...
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host
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1998
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1997
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Two dogs and a cat, separated from their human family, must find their way home and face the dangers of a big city for the...
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Sassy
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1996
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1996
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Lifetime's Intimate Portrait: Sally Field profiles the actress who started out playing television's lighthearted Gidget but...
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1996
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A possible candidate for New York City's Rockefeller Center Christmas tree is the subject of this made-for-TV movie....
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Director
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1996
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1996
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An ordinary woman is driven to the point of violent revenge in this tense thriller. Karen McCann (Sally Field) is a suburban...
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Karen McCann
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1995
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Adapted from Elizabeth Forsythe Hailey's best-selling novel, Woman of Independent Means follows the journey of a woman...
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Executive Producer, Bess Steer Garner
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1995
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"Stupid is as stupid does," says Forrest Gump (played by Tom Hanks in an Oscar-winning performance) as he discusses his...
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Mrs. Gump
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1994
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Robin Williams learns that keeping in touch with his children can be a drag in this hit comedy. Daniel Hillard (Williams) is...
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Miranda Hillard
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1993
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Host
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1993
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Homeward Bound: The Incredible Journey, Disney's 1993 remake of the 1963 hit The Incredible Journey, follows three household...
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Sassy--The Cat
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1993
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Directed by Joel Schumacher, Dying Young was adapted from a novel by Marti Leimbach. When Victor Geddes (Campbell Scott)...
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Producer
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1991
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In the comedic farce Soapdish, the behind-the-scenes lives of several soap opera actors are just as melodramatic as those of...
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Celeste Talbert
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1991
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In this docudrama based on true events, a mid-'80s Michigan housewife finds her life turned upside down when a vacation to...
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Betty Mahmoody
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1991
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The title refers to those seemingly frail Southern belles who survive any and all deprivations through whims of iron....
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M'Lynn Eatenton
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1989
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In this futuristic actioner set in the year 2020, guns have become so illegal that even cops cannot use them to stop...
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1989
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Sally Field goes the Roseanne route in Punchline. Field plays a housewife and mother who suddenly develops the urge to be a...
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Lilah Krytsick
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1988
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Daisy Morgan, Artist
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1987
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Newly divorced Emma Moriarty (Sally Field) moves herself and her young son to a small Arizona town, hoping to establish a...
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Emma Moriarty
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1985
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Of the three "mortgage on the farm" films of 1984 (Country and The River were the other two), Places in the Heart is the only...
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Edna Spalding
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1984
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Hosted by the American Film Institute, this video is a tribute to career of Lillian Gish. Included are excerpts from:...
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1984
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Kay Villano
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1982
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In this legal drama from director Sydney Pollack, Sally Field stars as Megan, an ambitious newpaper reporter who, based on...
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Megan Carter
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1981
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For his follow-up to 1979's Academy Award-winning Norma Rae, director Martin Ritt re-teams with that film's star,...
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Amy Post
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1981
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Tad Mosel's Broadway play All the Way Home was based on James Agee's A Death in the Family. A film version of the Mosel...
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1981
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Carrie
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1980
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Norma Rae finds Sally Field cast in the title role, a minimum-wage worker in a cotton mill. The factory has taken too much of...
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Norma Rae
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1979
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Celeste Whitman
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1979
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At the beginning of The End, Wendell Sonny Lawson (Burt Reynolds) is informed by his doctor that he's dying from "the same...
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Mary Ellen
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1978
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Gwen
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1978
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Heroes is an old-fashioned social problem movie concerning a troubled Vietnam veteran and the loving woman who helps him to...
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Carol Bell
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1977
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"Smokey," aka Sheriff Buford T. Justice (Jackie Gleason), is the prospective father-in-law of unwilling bride Carrie...
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Carrie
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1977
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Based on the exploits of real-life 1830s frontiersman James Bridger, this TV movie was supposed to have graduated to a weekly...
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1976
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The multiple award-winning made-for-TV movie Sybil was based on the book by Flora Rheta Schreiber. Sally Field won an Emmy...
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Sybil
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1976
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In this offbeat comedy, Jeff Bridges plays Craig Blake, a rich kid who works with a group of hard-living Southern real-estate...
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Mary Tate Farnsworth
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1976
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1973
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When their aging father (Walter Brennan) is convinced his second wife is out to kill him, his four adult daughters gather...
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1972
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Sally Field and Robert Pratt star as newlyweds Jane and L.T. in this feature-length pilot for an unsold weekly series. Born...
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1971
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1971
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Sally Field had her first significant dramatic role in this "generation gap" TV movie. After a year's time in the world of...
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Denise (Dennie)
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1970
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Having survived seventy years and outlived four wives, old Mr. Montero is as spry and lively as ever. Thus it comes as...
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1970
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To qualify for state aid to build a children's day camp, Convent San Tanco must increase their community's popular by 444...
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1970
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Singer/songwriters Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart, who composed many of The Monkees' best tunes, appear in this episode of The...
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1970
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Celebrated bullfighter El Charro (Ben Archibek) has entered convent San Tanco under an assumed name. His purpose: to learn to...
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1970
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Sr. Bertrille becomes a TV star when she is captured on film in a "hidden camera" detergent advertisement. Unfotunately, her...
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1970
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Series regular Alejandro Rey once more essays the dual role of dapper casino owner Carlos Ramirez and Carlos' monumentally...
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1970
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Now Sr. Bertrille is flying in her sleep, with no recollection of her nocturnal forays into the clouds. While snoozing away...
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1970
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Back during the Korean War, Carlos Ramirez adopted a 2-year-old orphan girl named Kim, whom he has supported, sight unseen,...
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1970
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Sr. Bertrille ends up in the doghouse when she takes care of the mutt owned by Felix the plumber (Gino Conforti). She does...
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1970
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The nuns try to help a troublesome convent youngster named Armando (George Spell). The plan backfires when Armando turns into...
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1970
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Elinor Donahue makes her third guest appearance as obstetrician Jennifer Ethrington (Elinor Donahue), the sister of Sr....
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1970
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Robert Lansing guest-stars as Mr. Sanders, a former (and none too distinguished) student of San Tanco's convent school. Now a...
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1970
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A cagey and none too honest merchant named Antonio (Titos Vandis) saddles the nuns with a burro named Hector. Before long,...
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1969
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Sr. Bertrille's curiosity is piqued when the nuns of Convent San Tanco begins receiving huge donations and valuable gifts...
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1969
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Larry Storch guest-stars as obstreperous investigative reporter Joe Barnes. Checking on a reports of a flying nun in the...
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1969
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In the conclusion of the two-part "Great Casino Robbery," Sr. Bertrille and her light-fingered Uncle Reggie (Alan Hale Jr.)...
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1969
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The fun begins when Sr. Bertrille makes a guest appearance on a San Juan children's television program. An enthusiastic TV...
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1969
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At the urging of Sr. Bertrille, casino owner Carlos Ramirez agrees to act as surrogate father to convent orphan Marcello...
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1969
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Former Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In regular Chelsea Brown guest-stars as Paola, the young secretary of Convent San Tanco. When...
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1969
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Sr. Bertrille stages a benefit show at Convent San Tanco, using mostly local talent (including herself). Banking on the...
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1969
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Sr. Bertrille becomes innocently embroiled in a labor-vs.-management dispute which threatens to shatter her friendship with...
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1969
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Written by Michael Morris, "The Boyfriend" is The Flying Nun's spin on "Rashomon." Dwayne Hickman guest-stars as Randy...
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1969
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Facing eviction, the nuns are compelled to accept landlord Moreno (Ivor Francis) as their house guest. Doubting Moreno's...
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1969
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Veteran film and Broadway star Miriam Hopkins appears as Gloria Davenport, a former movie queen who has taken her vows and...
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1969
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The nuns of San Tanco busy themselves arranging a surprise party for one of the convent orphans. Police Captain Fomento gets...
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1969
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Every time God closes a door, He opens a window-and sometimes, vice versa. Sr. Bertrille is initially delighted with her...
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1969
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Sr. Bertrille tries to save Alice the cow from the butcher shop. To do this, our heroine must figure a way to persuade Alice...
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1969
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The title character in this episode of The Flying Nun is a light-fingered monkey. When valuable items turn up missing, Police...
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1969
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Part One of the two-part Flying Nun episode "Great Casino Robbery" first aired on January 30, 1969. Alan Hale Jr. guest-stars...
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1969
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Casino owner Carlos Ramirez' latest romantic conquest is the lovely Elena. At least, she was his latest conquest until Carlos...
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1969
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Alejandro Rey appears in the dual role of casino owner Carlos Ramirez and Carlos' lookalike cousin Luis. A born loser, Luis...
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1969
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Once again cooking up a fund-raising scheme for San Tanco, Sr. Bertrille wants to use the convent's kitchen facilities-plus a...
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1969
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It all begins when a parishioner named Benito (David Hurst) donates a lottery ticket to Convent San Tanco. Though grateful,...
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1969
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Sister Bertrille (Sally Field), ebullient American novice at Convent San Tanco in Puerto Rico, continues in her efforts to...
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Sister Bertrille
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1969
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The nuns in general and Sr. Bertrille in particular offer to substitute for popular advice columnist "Dear Aggie." In...
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1969
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Robert Cummings guest-stars as Father Larson, the new priest at Convent San Tanco. Having spent his whole career in the...
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1969
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This time out, Sr. Bertrille is outraged over a parking ticket. No, she didn't technically receive the ticket, but her...
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1969
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Impressionist Rich Little returns to The Flying Nun in the role of hopelessly accident-prone Brother Paul, a character...
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1969
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Season Three of "The Flying Nun" was ushered in on September 17, 1969 with the episode titled "The Big Game." On this...
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1969
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Convinced that the nuns of San Tanco don't like him anymore, Carlos vows to turn over a new leaf. His sudden and baffling...
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1969
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Patricia Barry guest-stars as Sabrina, a self-centered movie star who arrives in San Juan to film her latest movie. Saved...
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1968
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Ever anxious to pounce upon potential lawbreakers, Police Captain Fomento installs parking meters near Convent San Tanco....
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1968
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Elinor Donahue returns in the role of Dr. Jennifer Ethrington, the sister of Sr. Bertrille. Having amicably ended her romance...
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1968
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Vocalist Abbe Lane plays Felicia and sings Burt Bacharach's "The Look of Love" in this episode of The Flying Nun. It all...
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1968
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Sr. Bertrille adopts two bird eggs, accidentally breaking a musty old law which is rigidly enforced by bean-counting Police...
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1968
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Doltishly diligent Police Captain Fomento once again thinks he has sniffed out illegal activities at Convent San Tanco. This...
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1968
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In the absence of the other nuns, Sr. Betrille nervously holds down the fort at Convent San Tanco all by herself. Meanwhile,...
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1968
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Vito Scotti makes his first appearance on The Flying Nun as relentless-and relentlessly stupid-Police Captain Fomento....
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1968
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Spring Byington guest-stars as the formidable and much-feared Mother General. The plot complications begin when Sr. Bertrille...
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1968
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The second season of the vintage sitcom The Flying Nun was launched on September 26, 1968 with the episode titled "Song of...
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1968
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Convent San Tanco has received a huge contribution from a mysterious benefactor named Juan Hernando-a far from uncommon...
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1968
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Paul Lynde takes over from the previous season's John Astin as Father Lundigan, a church psychologist whose own mental state...
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1968
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Sr. Bertrille tries to patch up the romance between a Jewish couple. The crux of the breakup is the man's chronic gambling,...
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1968
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This episode of The Flying Nun was penned by none other than Harlan Ellison, writing under his familiar nom de plume...
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1968
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To keep a bunch of gangsters from taking over his business, Carlos Ramirez transfers the ownership of his casino to the nuns...
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1968
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The delightful Elinor Donahue, who by a strange coincidence was the wife of Flying Nun executive producer Harry Ackerman,...
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1968
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David Hurst guest stars as the tenacious old uncle of Sr. Bertrille's English-fracturing colleague Sr. Sixto (Shelley...
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1968
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Sr. Betrille takes gawky, painfully self-conscioius preteener Bridgett (Cindy Cassell) under her wing. Believing that the...
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1968
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A larcenous stray dog, appropriately named Raffles, wreaks havoc at Convent San Tanco. The pooch's habit of picking pockets...
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1968
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Returning to his US Marine reserve unit, casino owner Carlos Ramirez faces a court-martial for an unintentional series of...
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1968
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Sister Bertrille
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1968
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Determined to learn to read and write, middle-aged grocer Pedro (Albert Paulsen) makes a shambles out of Sr. Bertrille's...
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1968
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Michael Constantine guest-stars as Juan, a compulsive-and monumentally unlucky-gambler. A sudden upsurge in his fortunes...
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1968
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J. Pat O'Malley plays Captain Barnaby, a self-styled "ancient mariner" who boldly embarks upon a 1000-mile sea voyage....
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1968
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Little Tonio (Gerald Michenaud) is convinced that flying nun Sr. Bertrille is his dead mother returning from Heaven. Trouble...
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1968
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Sr. Bertrille invites Carlos' Jewish goddaughter Linda Shapiro (Pamelyn Ferdin) to visit Convent San Tanco. Chaos ensues when...
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1968
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The sisters of San Tanco inherit a prizefighter named Mike (Ron Masak). This turns out to be a decidedly mixed blessing when...
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1968
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Unwise in the ways of commerce, Sr. Bertrille is gypped by crooked used car dealer Money Back Hernando (Gino Conforti)....
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1967
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Having seen Sister Bertrille fly through the air (thanks to her lightweight and oversized coronet), casino proprietor Carlos...
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1967
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This one-hour pilot episode for the popular ABC sitcom The Flying Nun introduces viewers to Sister Bertrille (Sally Field),...
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1967
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The bell of Convent San Tanco is broken, and the nuns are in desperate need of a quick substitute. The enterprising Sr....
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1967
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Rich Little makes his first Flying Nun appearance in the role of Brother Paul, a natural-born "jinx." Brother Paul's habit...
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1967
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Future film director Henry Jaglom (Can She Bake a Cherry Pie?, Venice/Venice etc.) teams with future Oscar winner Sally Field...
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1967
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To brighten the existence of elderly, homesick Norwegian nun Sr. Olaf (Celia Lovsky), Sr. Bertrille takes to the air and...
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1967
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Sister Bertrille
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1967
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1967
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Hoping to get a little peace and quiet, casino owner Carlos Ramirez sends Sr. Bertrille and ten convent children off on a...
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1967
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Maureen Arthur guest stars as Bobbye Starr, the girlfriend of Chicago mobster Al Caine (Herb Edelman). Much to the discomfort...
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1967
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Sr. Bertrille is among the travelers taking a pack-mule trip into the mountain community of Santa Thomasina. Upon her...
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1967
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Coming in for an emergency landing while flying important documents to the Mother Superior, Sr. Bertrille drops into the...
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1967
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After promising to keep her flying abilities under wraps, Sr. Bertrille is inadvertently whisked aloft by a sudden gust of...
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1967
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While sailing through the air one fine morning, Sr. Bertrille discovers she has company: A pelican has fallen in love with...
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1967
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Overhearing Sr. Bertrille's plans to transfer to another convent, the nuns mistakenly believe that their young comrade is...
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1967
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Convent San Tanco has become the home of a talking parrot with a very colorful -- and profane -- vocabulary. It is up to Sr....
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1967
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Sr. Bertrille comes up with another of her sure-fire fundraising schemes for Convent San Tanco. This time, she persuades the...
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1967
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Psychologist Father Lundigan (John Askin) is skeptical about the Mother Superior's wild stories about a flying nun. Of...
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1967
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Gidget began life as a novel by Frederick Kohner, who used his own teenage daughter as inspiration. The novel was filmed in...
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Francine "Gidget" Lawrence
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1965
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Bubbly newcomer Sally Field became an instant star by virtue of her vivacious interpretation of the title character in the...
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Francie "Gidget" Lawrence
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1965
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