Our Fathers

Our Fathers (2005)


  • Genre: Drama, History, TV Movie
  • Release Date: 2005-05-11
  • User Rating: 6.4/10 from 10 ratings
  • Runtime: 2h 10min
  • Language: English
  • Production Company: Dan Curtis Productions
  • Production Country: United States of America
  • Director: Dan Curtis
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Summary

In the '80s, priests and especially the Father Geoghan arrested for sexual abuse of minors. Cardinal Law, also indicted, and the diocese was aware of the actions of these men of the church and was kept secret for years, until the victims decide to seek redress.

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  • Ted Danson

    as Mitchell Garabedian

  • Christopher Plummer

    as Cardinal Bernard Law

  • Brian Dennehy

    as Father Dominic Spagnolia

  • Ellen Burstyn

    as Mary Ryan

  • Kenneth Welsh

    as Bishop Murphy

  • Will Lyman

    as Wilson Rogers Jr.

  • James Aaron Oliver

    as Patrick McSorley

  • Colin Fox

    as Daniel Kibbe

  • Jan Rubeš

    as Pope John Paul

  • Steven Shaw

    as John J. Geoghan

  • Aidan Devine

    as Bernie McDaid

  • Daniel Baldwin

    as Angelo DeFranco

  • Wayne Best

    as Father Doyle

  • Damien Atkins

    as Young Geoghan

  • Hugh Thompson

    as Tom Blanchette

  • Chris Bauer

    as Olan Horne

  • Thomas Mitchell

    as Gary Bergeron

  • Donald Ewer

    as Ordination Cardinal

  • Julian Christopher

    as Bishop Gregory

  • Peter MacNeill

    as Older Spags' Friend Billy

  • David Sparrow

    as Father Connelly

  • Kathleen Laskey

    as Shauna Tannenbaum

  • Philip Williams

    as Robbie Robinson

  • Joseph Ziegler

    as Jim Muller

  • Richard Fitzpatrick

    as Jack Tannen

  • Martin Doyle

    as George Flynn

  • Conrad Bergschneider

    as Angelo's Father

  • Lucy Filippone

    as Angelo's Mother

  • Nikolas Lozzi

    as Angelo (age 13)

  • Billy Lister

    as Angelo's Brother Johnny

  • Waneta Storms

    as Angelo's Wife

  • Chris Wiggins

    as Angelo's Old Priest

  • Brian Paul

    as Judge

  • Leah Pinsent

    as Marge Magnus

  • Colleen Williams

    as Elderly Woman

  • Hugh Dillon

    as Johnny DeFranco

  • Jessica Greco

    as Judy

  • Ned Vukovic

    as Arch Deacon

  • Munro Chambers

    as Young Patrick McSorley

  • Alon Nashman

    as Martin Baron

  • Jude Coffey

    as Globe Editor

  • Richard Greenblatt

    as Globe Editor

  • Stephen Bogaert

    as Globe Editor

  • Victoria Snow

    as Sacha Pfeiffer

  • Deborah Grover

    as Judge Sweeney

  • Glen Gaston

    as Bailiff

  • Daisy White

    as Law's Housekeeper

  • Bill Lake

    as Fire Chief Williams

  • Amy Price-Francis

    as Donna Morrissey

  • Reg Dreger

    as Bishop

  • Mairtin O'Carrigan

    as Bishop

  • Chris Ratz

    as Teen Punk

  • Adrian Roberto

    as Teen Punk

  • Scott Fink

    as Young Father Birmingham

  • Travis Ryder

    as Tom Blanchette (age 12)

  • Roman Podhora

    as Bartender

  • James Kall

    as Geoghan's Male Lawyer

  • Dan Petronijevic

    as Young Spags

  • Jeff White

    as Gary Cohen

  • Paul Hubbard

    as Roderick MacLeish Jr.

  • Rory O'Shea

    as Male Reporter

  • Burke Lawrence

    as Male Reporter

  • Abby Zotz

    as Woman

  • Donald Saunders

    as Old Man

  • Cedric Smith

    as The Pope's Cardinal

  • Ric Reid

    as American Cardinal

  • Angelo Pedari

    as Italian Reporter

  • Genadijs Dolganovs

    as Polish Reporter

  • Paul Fauteux

    as Vito

  • Garen Boyajian

    as Vito's Brother

  • Joan Massiah

    as Residence Nun

  • Christopher Bolton

    as John

  • Michael Rhoades

    as Another Man

  • Mary Pitt

    as Sister

  • Gordon Jocelyn

    as Elderly Man

  • Alec Stockwell

    as Dying Birmingham

  • Bill Hall

    as Reporter #2

  • Rodger Barton

    as D.A. Conley

  • Brendan Connor

    as American Reporter

  • David Robinson

    as Reporter #3

  • Matthew Edison

    as Young Spags' Friend, Billy

  • Gary Krawford

    as Winston Reed

  • Jane Luk

    as Female Reporter

  • Laura de Carteret

    as Female Reporter

  • Ian Alden

    as Geoghan's Murderer

  • Alexandra McGrath

    as Angelo's Young Daughter

  • Janessa Crimi

    as Angelo's Older Daughter

  • Maria Syrgiannis

    as Waitress

  • Kay Hawtrey

    as Spags' Housekeeper

  • Kathryn Haggis

    as Sister Martha

  • James Gallanders

    as

  • Kevin Caudle

    as Football Boy (uncredited)

  • Della Kirk

    as Park Walker

  • Fabia Kirk

    as Park Walker

  • Ted Ludzik

    as Prison Guard (uncredited)

  • Doug McGrath

    as Gary's Father (uncredited)

  • Christopher Weedon

    as Choir Boy (uncredited)

  • Jeffrey Weedon

    as Choir Boy (uncredited)
Directing Dan Curtis Director
Writing Thomas Michael Donnelly Screenplay
Visual Effects Craig Kuehne Digital Compositor
Writing David France Book
Camera Eric Van Haren Noman Director of Photography
Sound Bob Cobert Original Music Composer

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