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The Third Miracle (1999)
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2 hr
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Released: 12/29/1999
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Box Office Total:
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Synopsis:
Father Frank Shore is a charismatic priest who serves as a church-appointed "spiritual detective," probing the facts behind reported miracles. Nicknamed "The Miracle Killer" following a disturbing incident, Father Frank is on the brink of hopelessness, living on the streets as a lay person. A powerful Bishop tracks him down and hands him an unwanted mission: he must journey to St. Stanslaus in the heart of Chicago where mystical phenomena are said to be taking place surrounding a recently deceased immigrant woman. There Father Frank uncovers a series of extraordinary events, but the most extraordinary thing of all may be the "saint's" very earthly daughter, Roxanna--a fiesty, angry non-believer who cannot forgive her otherwise selfless mother for abandoning her at the age of 16. The closer he gets to proving his first real case of a miracle, the closer he gets to Roxanna--whose alluring reality brings his doubts and desires to the fore, imperiling the very foundation of his investigation.
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Full Cast & Crew
Theatrical Release
12/29/1999
Director
Credit
Agnieszka Holland
Director
Cast
Credit
Ed Harris
Father Frank Shore
Anne Heche
Roxanna
Armin Mueller-Stahl
Archbishop Werner
Ken James
Father Paul Panak
James Gallanders
Brother Gregory
Caterina Scorsone
Maria Witkowski
Michael Rispoli
John Leone
Charles Haid
Bishop Cahill
Jean-Louis Roux
Cardinal Sarrazin
Bob Jarvis
Cardinal Nola
Ned Vukovic
Cardinal Castaldi
Jade Smith
Maria Witowski
Monique Mojica
Sister Mary Catherine
Barbara Sukowa
Helen O'Regan
Aron Tager
Cardinal Humez
Norma Dell'Agnese
Mrs Witowski
Steve Ferguson
Stevens
Mark Huisman
Brother Thomas
Rodger Barton
Detective Al Wilson
Craig Eldridge
Father Burke
Christopher Bolton
Wayne Stozzi
Rony Clanton
Higgins
Sofia Polanska
Young Helena
Pavol Simon
Helena's Father
Ivan Lukac
Young Priest
Patrik Minar
Young German Soldier
Kenny Robinson
Front Desk Manager
Ron Kennell
Spasmatic Man
Alastair Moir
Boy in Wheelchair
Susan Henley
Sister Margaret
Desmond Ellis
Card Playing Priest
Gerard Ronan
One-Eyed Man
Kay Hawtrey
Wheelchair Mother
Jack Jessop
Doctor Farkas
Rogue Johnson
Miller
Ian Ryan
Scrawny Kid
Natalie Urquhart
Backseat Girl
Ralph Small
Reo Tucker
Don Carmody
Jack Da Sica
Junior Williams
Officer Herman
Lili Francks
Woman in Churchyard
Father Duaine Deveraux
Father at Mass
Michael Millar
Priest at Plaza Hotel
Mary Lu Zahalan
Jean
Arthur Eng
Doctor
Catherine Gourdier
Reporter
Angela Fusco
Charity Woman
Trevor Lowden
Singing Boy
Production Credits
Credit
David Siegel
Associate Producer
Don Carmody
Co-Producer
Steven Haft
Producer
Ashok Amritraj
Executive Producer
Francis Ford Coppola
Executive Producer
Fred Fuchs
Producer
Lisa Wilson
Associate Producer
Andrew Stevens
Executive Producer
Judi Farkas
Associate Producer
Elie Samaha
Producer
Daryl Sancton
Associate Producer
Production Companies
Credit
Haft Entertainment
Production Company
American Zoetrope Film Library
Production Company
Franchise Films
Production Company
Distribution Companies
Credit
Columbia TriStar Home Video
Domestic Video Distributor
SPC
Domestic Theatrical Distributor
Locations
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
Writer
Credit
Richard Vetere
Source Material (from novel)
John Romano
Screenplay
Richard Vetere
Screenplay
Art Department
Credit
Robert DeVico
Production Designer
Andrew M Stearn
Art Director
Casting
Credit
Todd Thaler
Casting
Clare Walker
Casting
Film Camera
Credit
Jerzy Zielinski
Director of Photography
Film Sales Financing
Credit
Franchise Films
Foreign Distribution Sales
Music
Credit
Jan A. P. Kaczmarek
Music
Production Management
Credit
Andrew Shea
Assistant Director
Sound
Credit
Peter Shewchuk
Sound - sound recording mixer
Jon Mete
Sound
Visual Effects
Credit
Michael Kavanagh
Special Effects Coordinator
Wardrobe Hair Makeup
Credit
Denise Cronenberg
Costume Designer
James Douglas Brown
Hair Stylist - key hairstylist
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