Entertaining Angels: The Dorothy Day Story (1996)
Overview
The firebrand reporter, feminist and philanthropist Dorothy Day co-founds The Catholic Worker with Peter Maurin, an eccentric philosopher.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $711,872.00 |
| Original Language | en |
| Popularity | 2.2799 |
Directed By
Michael Ray Rhodes
Crew
Michael Ray Rhodes
Mike Fash
Ashley Irwin
John Wells
Charles Rosen
Chris Donahue
Ellwood Kieser
Peter Burrell
Bill Conti
Dixie Webster-Davis
Edward Steidele
Peter Burrell
Gary Stanek
Melinda Howard
Thomas L. Bellissimo
J. Stanley Johnston
Michael Boden
Duncan Burns
Lauren Smith
Tom Kearney
Carl Lawrence Ludwig
Michael Winter
Mark Villano
Hilary Buxton
Tammy Kusian
Christopher McKenna
Mark McBryde
Rick Crumrine
Joel P. Blanchard
Gregory Apparcel
J. Stanley Johnston
Tricia Riordan
Ron Schlaeger
Kristopher Lease
Chris McGeary
Robin McMullan
Tony Schwartz
Judy Conway
Elliot Durant III
Gail Evan-Ivy
Scott R. Hankins
Gary Coppola
Jeff Boydstun
Robert R. Rutledge
Steven Piacenza
Eryn Krueger Mekash
John Nein
Kevin Hurst
Gary Coppola
Susan Waschsler
Sheri Short
Christena Alcorn
Alan Porzio
Caro Jones
Edward Tise
Gerry Lentz
R.D. Floyd
Peter Siciliano
Christopher Kroll
Chris Donahue
John Nein
Bruce Alan Greene
George Folsey Jr.
Mary Olivia McIntosh
Geoffrey Rowland
TOP CAST
Moira Kelly
Dorothy Day
Heather Graham
Maggie Bowen
Melinda Dillon
Sister Aloysius
Lenny Von Dohlen
Forster Batterham
Boyd Kestner
Lionel Moise
James Lancaster
Eugene O’Neill
Paul Lieber
Mike Gold
Brian Keith
Cardinal
Tracey Walter
Joe Bennett
Geoffrey Blake
Floyd Dell
Allyce Beasley
Frankie
Heather Camille
Tamar
Thom Adcox-Hernandez
Dan Irwin
Martin Sheen
Peter Maurin
David Berón
John
Pamela Shafer
Tesse
Paul Weaver
Lou
Val Bettin
Mr. Breen
Mary Greening
Eleanor
Brian Libby
Homer
Marianne Muellerleile
Landlady
Samantha MacLachlan
Woman in Jail
Peggy Roeder
Jailer
Gregory Apparcel
Priest for Baptism
Mary Ostrow
Young Nurse
Gina Minervini
Mrs. Matarazzo
Renée Estevez
Lilly Batterham
Redmond Gleeson
Irish Man
Jack Knight
Eviction Landlord
Kirsten Holmquist
Lionel's Girlfriend
Ana Mercedes
Spanish Woman
Larry Udy
Heckler at March
Richard Clarke Larsen
Homeless Man
Peach Manion
Catholic Worker Woman
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