Sally and Saint Anne 1952
"People Have More Fun Than Anybody... except the O'Moynes!"
Experience the charming escapades of an Irish-American girl and her family in Sally and Saint Anne (1952).
Director: Rudolph Maté
Cast
Ann Blyth
Sally O'Moyne
Edmund Gwenn
Grandpa Pat Ryan
John McIntire
Alderman Percival Xavier 'Goldtooth' McCarthy
Gregg Palmer
Johnny Evans (as Palmer Lee)
Hugh O'Brian
Danny O'Moyne
Jack Kelly
Mike O'Moyne
Frances Bavier
Mrs. Kitty 'Mom' O'Moyne
Otto Hulett
Pop O'Moyne
Kathleen Hughes
Lois Foran
George Mathews
Father Kennedy
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sally and Saint Anne (1952) about?
The film follows an Irish-American girl who prays to the saint for guidance, hoping to save her family from an overbearing alderman.
Who directed Sally and Saint Anne?
The talented Rudolph Maté brought this charming comedy to life.
Who stars in Sally and Saint Anne?
The cast includes Ann Blyth, Edmund Gwenn, John McIntire, and more.
Is Sally and Saint Anne (1952) worth watching?
While it may not be as complex as some modern films, Sally and Saint Anne (1952) remains a charming and enjoyable watch for fans of classic comedies.
How long is Sally and Saint Anne?
The runtime is 90 minutes.
About Sally and Saint Anne (1952) — A Charming Comedy of Faith and Perseverance
Experience the charming escapades of an Irish-American girl and her family in Sally and Saint Anne (1952). Directed by the talented Rudolph Maté, this comedy film tells the story of a young girl who turns to the saint for guidance, praying for salvation from an overbearing alderman. As the family navigates their challenges, the audience is treated to a heartwarming tale of resilience and faith. With a talented cast, including Ann Blyth, Edmund Gwenn, and John McIntire, Sally and Saint Anne (1952) is a delightful watch for fans of classic comedies.
The film's lighthearted atmosphere and comedic moments make it an entertaining addition to any movie collection. While its themes of faith and perseverance may not be as complex as some modern films, Sally and Saint Anne (1952) remains a charming and enjoyable watch. With its talented cast and director, this film is a great choice for those looking for a feel-good comedy.
