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John Huston | Grandfather | |
Brad Dourif | Hazel Motes | |
Amy Wright | Sabbath Lily | |
Ned Beatty | Hoover Shoates | |
Harry Dean Stanton | Asa Hawks | |
William Hickey | Preacher | |
Dan Shor | Enoch Emory | |
Dan Albright | ||
Joe Dorsey | ||
Mary Nell Santacroce | Landlady | |
J.L. Parker | ||
Marvin Sapp | ||
Richard Earle | ||
Herb Kossover | ||
Betty Lou Groover | ||
John Tyndall | ||
Gillaaron Houck |
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Producer | Kathy Fitzgerald
Michael Fitzgerald Hans Brockmann |
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Writer | Michael Fitzgerald
Benedict Fitzgerald |
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In this acclaimed adaptation of the first novel by legendary Southern writer Flannery O'Connor, John Huston brings to life a world of vivid, poetic American eccentricity. Brad Dourif, in an impassioned performance, is Hazel Motes, who, fresh out of the army, attempts to open the first Church Without Christ in the small town of Taulkinham. Populated with inspired performances that seem to spring right from O'Connor's pages, Huston's Wise Blood is an incisive portrait of spirituality and evangelicalism, as well as a faithful, loving evocation of one writer's vision. |
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