Das dritte Wunder (1999)
Eine Geschichte über die Untersuchung von Wunderheilungen durch eine weinende Marienstatue. Sie weint jedes Jahr im Oktober zum Todestag der Nonne Helen O'Reagan Tränen aus Blut. Der Pfarrer Frank Morris ist damit beauftragt, herauszufinden, ob dies alles nur Ammenmärchen oder wahre Wunder sind. Nach langen Untersuchungen, Berührungen mit übernatürlichen Ereignissen und Kämpfen mit alten Riten und einer Affäre, gelingt es Frank zusammen mit der Tochter Helen's, ihr Vater ist ein Priester, mit der inzwischen drogensüchtigen Maria und seinem Assistenten, Priester John Corey, die Wunder zu bewahrheiten. Nach langen Beratungen und allen Versuchen des Weihbischofs Werner zum Trotz, der sich dagegen sperrt, dass eine Nonne mit einer Tochter seliggesprochen werden kann, wird Helen an ihrem Geburtstag seliggesprochen. Ein spannender Thriller über den Kampf gegen den Muff unter den Talaren und eine atemberaubende Geschichte über unerklärliche Phänomene ...
Der Regisseur: Agnieszka Holland
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Ed Harris as Frank Shore |
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Anne Heche as Roxanne |
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Armin Mueller-Stahl as Erzbischof Werner |
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Charles Haid as Bishop Cahill |
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Ken James as Father Paul Panak |
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Barbara Sukowa as Helen O’Regan |
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Sofia Polanska as Young Helena |
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Pavol Simon as Helena's Father |
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Ivan Lukac as Young Priest |
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Patrik Minár as Young German Soldier |
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Michael Rispoli as John Leone |
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Kenny Robinson as Front Desk Manager |
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Rony Clanton as Higgins |
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Angela Fusco as Charity Woman |
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Susan Henley as Sister Margaret |
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Jade Smith as Young Maria |
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Monique Mojica as Sister Mary Catherine |
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James Gallanders as Brother Gregory |
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Gerard Ronan as One-Eyed Man |
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Alastair Moir as Boy in Wheelchair |
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Kay Hawtrey as Wheelchair Mother |
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Ron Gabriel as Dr. Farkas |
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Desmond Ellis as Card-Playing Priest |
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Mark Huisman as Brother Thomas |
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Norma Dell'Agnese as Mrs. Witkowski |
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Rogue Johnston as Miller (as Rogue Johnson) |
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Ian Eugene Ryan as Black Kid (as Ian Ryan) |
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Christopher Bolton as Wayne Stozzi |
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Natalie Urquhart as Backseat Girl |
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Ralph Small as Reo Tucker |
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Don Carmody as Jack Da Sica |
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Rodger Barton as Det. Al Winston |
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Junior Williams as Officer Herman |
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Catherine Gourdier as Reporter |
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Lili Francks as Woman in Churchyard |
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Craig Eldridge as Father Burke |
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Michael Millar as Priest (Plaza Hotel) |
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Aron Tager as Cardinal Humes |
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Arthur Eng as Doctor |
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Duaine Devereaux as Father at Mass (as Father Duaine Devereaux) |
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Ron Kennell as Spasmatic Man |
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Jean-Louis Roux as Cardinal Sarrazin |
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Ned Vukovic as Father Castaldi |
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Mary-Lu Zahalan as Jean |
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Trevor Lowden as Singing Boy |
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Leanne Poirier Greenfield as Prostitute (uncredited) |
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Rik Walters as Man in Churchyard (uncredited) |
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Caterina Scorsone as Maria Witkowski |
| Directing | Agnieszka Holland | Director |
| Writing | Richard Vetere | Writer |
| Writing | John Romano | Writer |
| Production | Francis Ford Coppola | Executive Producer |
| Editing | David Siegel | Editor |
| Art | Wayne Jacques | Set Decoration |
| Costume & Make-Up | Denise Cronenberg | Costume Design |
| Production | Clare Walker | Casting |
| Art | Robert de Vico | Production Design |
| Sound | Jan A. P. Kaczmarek | Original Music Composer |
| Production | Todd M. Thaler | Casting |
| Art | Andrew M. Stearn | Art Direction |
| Camera | Jerzy Zieliński | Director of Photography |
| Production | Ashok Amritraj | Executive Producer |
| Production | Andrew Stevens | Executive Producer |
| Production | Fred Fuchs | Producer |
| Production | Steven Haft | Producer |
| Production | Elie Samaha | Producer |
| Production | Don Carmody | Co-Producer |
