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A young Catholic priest from Boston confronts bigotry, Nazism, and his own personal conflicts as he rises to the office of cardinal.

Cast:
Stephen Fermoyle: Tom Tryon
Mona: Carol Lynley
Celia: Dorothy Gish
Florrie: Maggie McNamara
Frank: Bill Hayes
Din: Cameron Prud'Homme
Monsignor Monaghan: Cecil Kellaway
Cornelius J. Deegan: Loring Smith
Benny Rampell: John Saxon
Father Lyons: James Hickman
Mrs. Rampell: Berenice Gahm
Glennon: John Huston
Ramon Gongaro: Jose Duvall
Father Callahan: Peter MacLean
Bobby: Robert Morse
Master of Ceremonies: Billy Reed
Hercule Menton: Pat Henning
Father Ned Halley: Burgess Meredith
Lalage Menton: Jill Haworth
Dr. Heller: Russ Brown
Cardinal Quarenghi: Raf Vallone
Cardinal Giacobbi: Tullio Carminati
Father Gillis: Ossie Davis
Master of Ceremonies (Ordination): Francesco Mancini
Italian Monsignor: Dino Di Luca
Father Eberling: Donald Hayne
Monsignor Whittle: Chill Wills
Sheriff Dubrow: Arthur Hunnicutt
Woman Picket: Doro Merande
Cecil Turner: Patrick O'Neal
Lafe: Murray Hamilton
Annemarie: Romy Schneider
Kurt Von Hartman: Peter Weck
Drunk Man at the Ball: Rudolf Forster
Cardinal Innitzer: Josef Meinrad
Madame Walter: Dagmar Schmedes
Seyss-Inquart: Erik Frey
Von Hartman Butler: Josef Krastel
Father Neidermoser: Matthias Fuchs
Sister Wilhelmina: Vilma Degischer
S.S. Major: Wolfgang Preiss
Army Lieutenant: Jürgen Wilke
Soloist: Wilma Lipp
(as Stephan Skodler): Stefan Skodler
Priest: Umberto Raho
Young Monk: Jed Curtis
Redneck: Glenn Strange
Self: Adolf Hitler
Woman: Patricia Manning
Townsman: Mathew McCue
Mr. Rampell: David Opatoshu
Lamar: Dan White

Written by: Robert Dozier, Henry Morton Robinson, Ring Lardner Jr.

Director: Otto Preminger

Production: Otto Preminger Films, Columbia Pictures

Release date: 12 Dec 1963

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The Cardinal (1963)

Name: The Cardinal
Director: Otto Preminger
Genre: Drama, History, War
Released: 1963
Cast: Tom Tryon, Carol Lynley, Dorothy Gish, Maggie McNamara, Bill Hayes

A young Catholic priest from Boston confronts bigotry, Nazism, and his own personal conflicts as he rises to the office of cardinal.

Cast:
Stephen Fermoyle: Tom Tryon
Mona: Carol Lynley
Celia: Dorothy Gish
Florrie: Maggie McNamara
Frank: Bill Hayes
Din: Cameron Prud'Homme
Monsignor Monaghan: Cecil Kellaway
Cornelius J. Deegan: Loring Smith
Benny Rampell: John Saxon
Father Lyons: James Hickman
Mrs. Rampell: Berenice Gahm
Glennon: John Huston
Ramon Gongaro: Jose Duvall
Father Callahan: Peter MacLean
Bobby: Robert Morse
Master of Ceremonies: Billy Reed
Hercule Menton: Pat Henning
Father Ned Halley: Burgess Meredith
Lalage Menton: Jill Haworth
Dr. Heller: Russ Brown
Cardinal Quarenghi: Raf Vallone
Cardinal Giacobbi: Tullio Carminati
Father Gillis: Ossie Davis
Master of Ceremonies (Ordination): Francesco Mancini
Italian Monsignor: Dino Di Luca
Father Eberling: Donald Hayne
Monsignor Whittle: Chill Wills
Sheriff Dubrow: Arthur Hunnicutt
Woman Picket: Doro Merande
Cecil Turner: Patrick O'Neal
Lafe: Murray Hamilton
Annemarie: Romy Schneider
Kurt Von Hartman: Peter Weck
Drunk Man at the Ball: Rudolf Forster
Cardinal Innitzer: Josef Meinrad
Madame Walter: Dagmar Schmedes
Seyss-Inquart: Erik Frey
Von Hartman Butler: Josef Krastel
Father Neidermoser: Matthias Fuchs
Sister Wilhelmina: Vilma Degischer
S.S. Major: Wolfgang Preiss
Army Lieutenant: Jürgen Wilke
Soloist: Wilma Lipp
(as Stephan Skodler): Stefan Skodler
Priest: Umberto Raho
Young Monk: Jed Curtis
Redneck: Glenn Strange
Self: Adolf Hitler
Woman: Patricia Manning
Townsman: Mathew McCue
Mr. Rampell: David Opatoshu
Lamar: Dan White

Written by: Robert Dozier, Henry Morton Robinson, Ring Lardner Jr.

Director: Otto Preminger

Production: Otto Preminger Films, Columbia Pictures

Release date: 12 Dec 1963

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The Cardinal (1963)
A young Catholic priest from Boston confronts bigotry, Nazism, and his own personal conflicts as he rises to the office of cardinal. Cast: Stephen Fermoyle: Tom Tryon Mona: Carol Lynley Celia: Dorothy Gish Florrie: Maggie McNamara Frank: Bill Hayes Din: Cameron Prud'Homme Monsignor Monaghan: Cecil Kellaway Cornelius J. Deegan: Loring Smith Benny Rampell: John Saxon Father Lyons: James Hickman Mrs. Rampell: Berenice Gahm Glennon: John Huston Ramon Gongaro: Jose Duvall Father Callahan: Peter MacLean Bobby: Robert Morse Master of Ceremonies: Billy Reed Hercule Menton: Pat Henning Father Ned Halley: Burgess Meredith Lalage Menton: Jill Haworth Dr. Heller: Russ Brown Cardinal Quarenghi: Raf Vallone Cardinal Giacobbi: Tullio Carminati Father Gillis: Ossie Davis Master of Ceremonies (Ordination): Francesco Mancini Italian Monsignor: Dino Di Luca Father Eberling: Donald Hayne Monsignor Whittle: Chill Wills Sheriff Dubrow: Arthur Hunnicutt Woman Picket: Doro Merande Cecil Turner: Patrick O'Neal Lafe: Murray Hamilton Annemarie: Romy Schneider Kurt Von Hartman: Peter Weck Drunk Man at the Ball: Rudolf Forster Cardinal Innitzer: Josef Meinrad Madame Walter: Dagmar Schmedes Seyss-Inquart: Erik Frey Von Hartman Butler: Josef Krastel Father Neidermoser: Matthias Fuchs Sister Wilhelmina: Vilma Degischer S.S. Major: Wolfgang Preiss Army Lieutenant: Jürgen Wilke Soloist: Wilma Lipp (as Stephan Skodler): Stefan Skodler Priest: Umberto Raho Young Monk: Jed Curtis Redneck: Glenn Strange Self: Adolf Hitler Woman: Patricia Manning Townsman: Mathew McCue Mr. Rampell: David Opatoshu Lamar: Dan White Written by: Robert Dozier, Henry Morton Robinson, Ring Lardner Jr. Director: Otto Preminger Production: Otto Preminger Films, Columbia Pictures Release date: 12 Dec 1963
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