Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Barbara Hershey | ... | Mother Madalyn | |
William Petersen | ... | Joad | |
Diane Ladd | ... | Sister Margaret | |
Louis Ferreira | ... | Mr. Mouly (as Justin Louis) | |
David Clennon | ... | Simon Filger | |
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Paul Robert Langdon | ... | Paco |
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Anthony Ritter | ... | Hernando |
Mark Sivertsen | ... | Mr. Prewitt | |
Rodney A. Grant | ... | Geronimo (as Rodney Grant) | |
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Jane E. Goold | ... | Sister Florian (as Jane Goold) |
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Boots Southerland | ... | Deputy Carlson |
Paul Geoffrey | ... | Samuels | |
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Ben Fuhrman | ... | Wagon Driver |
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Peter Quintana | ... | Dr. Guerra |
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Adan Sanchez | ... | Lennie |
The sisters of the legendary Loretto Chapel in Santa Fe, New Mexico have lived for years with an unfinished choir loft, until one day a mysterious drifter (Petersen) arrives in town (just passing through), and is hired by the Reverend Mother (Hersey) to complete the work. Written by peanutlee33
Always a Petersen (and Hersey) fan, I remember all to clearly when this TV movie released. (Dr. Quinn) was on yet another break as the previews for this aired. I remember being captivated by Petersen's male beauty and the visual of Hersey in a habit.
Their screen chemistry is dead-on and their characters, beautifully portrayed. What struck me most was the unusual (sensual) strange chemistry between them; their obvious attraction to each other, however, the conflict of her conscious vows as a nun.
This TV movie is one of the rarer gems outside the traditional Hallmark Hall of Fame movie greats (which I was amazed that it wasn't a HHFM) A total must-see, not just for Petersen or Hersey fans, alike, but for its overall quality.