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Fighting Father Dunne
1948, Movie, NR, 92 mins
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Fighting Father Dunne: Review
It's a tossup as to who played more priests: O'Brien or Barry Fitzgerald. In this one, O'Brien is the priest who oversees a bunch of tough newsboys in St. Louis, some time in the early 1900s. Based on a true story and meant to be an uplifting and spiritual film, it succeeds only in being pedantic. Hickman is good as a young boy who goes for religion just before he is due to be executed for a murder he didn't mean to happen.
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Fighting Father Dunne: Cast & Details
Year: 1948
Rated NR
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Pat O'Brien
: Father Dunne
Darryl Hickman
: Matt Davis
Charles Kemper
: Emmett Mulvey
Una O'Connor
: Miss O'Rourke
Arthur Shields
: Mr. O'Donnell
Harry Shannon
: John Lee
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