Squeeze a Flower (1970)When greed threatens the livelihood of an Italian monastery, a monk flees with the formula for their special liquor. Director:Marc DanielsWriter:Charles Isaacs |
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Walter Chiari | ... |
Brother George
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Alfredo Brazzi
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Rowena Wallace | ... |
June Phillips
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Dave Allen | ... |
Tim O'Mahoney
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Kirrily Nolan | ... |
Maria O'Mahoney
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Alec Kellaway | ... |
The Abbot
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Michael Laurence | ... |
Brother James
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Alan Tobin | ... |
Brother Peter
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Charles McCallum | ... |
Brother Sebastian
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Harry Lawrence | ... |
Vequis
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Roger Ward | ... |
Bosun
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Sandy Harbutt | ... |
Grape Picker
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Jeff Ashby | ... |
Bert Andrews
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Penny Sugg | ... |
Stewardess
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Susan Lloyd | ... |
The Receptionist
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When greed threatens the livelihood of an Italian monastery, a monk flees with the formula for their special liquor.
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The Millionaire Monk In A 100% Comedy!Genres:
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Country:
AustraliaLanguage:
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13 February 1970 (Australia) See more »Also Known As:
El convento, el fraile y su secreto See more »Filming Locations:
Hunter Valley, New South Wales, AustraliaCompany Credits
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This warm-hearted film combines physical and verbal comedy into a fine blend which is pleasing to the palate. Although the fish-out-of-water plot may at first seem to be old wine in a new wine skin, the uniqueness of the central characters keeps the bouquet fresh and full bodied. The lightness of the direction is matched perfectly with the richness of the main character, Brother George. Squeeze A Flower promises to leave a warm, sweet aftertaste, so sit back, relax and enjoy this excellent vintage.