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William Holden | Father O'Banion | |
Clifton Webb | Father Bovard | |
France Nuyen | Siu Lan | |
Athene Seyler | Sister Agness | |
Martin Benson | Kuznietsky | |
Weaver Lee | Ho San | |
Burt Kwouk | Ah Wang | |
Andy Ho | Ho San's father | |
Robert Lee | Chung Ren | |
Edith Sharpe | Sister Theresa |
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Producer | Leo McCarey
Cecil F. Ford |
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Writer | Leo McCarey
Claude Binyon Pearl S. Buck |
Based on Pearl S. Buck's gripping novel, this film follows the story of a Catholic priest in China during the Communist Revolution. Father O'Banion (William Holden), a young Catholic priest assigned to a remote mission in China, meets a beautiful girl, Siu Lan (France Nuyen), whose affections he must deny in order to serve the church. And when the Red Army seizes the mission and inflicts a sinister hold over Lan and everyone else at the mission, the strength of O'Banion's faith and forgiveness are put to the ultimate test. |
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