USA, 1952
102m, 2800 metres
35mm film, WarnerColor, 1.37:1
mono, English
An American religious fantasy film directed by John Brahm.
Plot Summary
In 1917, three young children in Fatima, Portugal experience visions of a woman talking to them from a cloud. The anticlerical government is keen to stamp on the rumours now spreading through the countryside but as thousands of people look on, the vision reappears…
Credits
* = uncredited
Crew
Directed by: John Brahm
Copyright MCMLII [1952] by Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc.
Warner Bros. Pictures presents a Warner Bros.-First National picture
Produced by: Bryan Foy
Written for the Screen by: Crane Wilbur and James O’Hanlon
Assistant Director: James McMahon
Director of Photography: Edwin DuPar
Film Editor: Thomas Reilly
Color by: WarnerColor
Music by: Max Steiner
Orchestrations: Murray Cutter
Vocal Arrangements by: Norman Luboff
Sound by: Francis J. Scheid
RCA Sound System
Makeup Artist: Gordon Bau
Special Effects by: Robert Burks
Art Director: Edward Carrere
Set Decorator: G.W. Berntsen
Locations: Fatima, Portugal *
Cast
Gilbert Roland [Hugo da Silva]
Angela Clark [Maria Rosa Abóbora dos Santos]
Frank Silvera [Artur dos Santos]
Jay Novello [António Abóbora dos Santos]
Richard Hale [Father Ferreira]
Norman Rice [Manuel Marto]
Francis Morris [Olímpia Marto]
Carl Millitaire [district magistrate]
Susan Whitney [Lúcia Abóbora dos Santos]
Sherry Jackson [Jacinta Marto]
Sammy Ogg [Francisco Marto]
Alternative Titles
Fatiman ihme – Finland
Die Heilige von Fatima – Austria, West Germany
El mensaje de Fátima – Spain
Milagre de Fátima – Portugal
Miracle of Fatima – UK
Nostra signora di Fatima – Italy
Undret i Fatima – Sweden
Links
See also
Aparição (1992)
Fatima (1997)
La señora de Fátima (1951)
References
Books
- Reference Guide to Fantastic Films by Walt Lee p.304 – credits
