Our Fathers
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.
Description: 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.
Genres: Drama, History, TV Movie
Budget: $0 | Revenue : $0
Runtime: 130 minutes
Release Date: 2005-05-11
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Played John J. Geoghan
Aidan Devine
Played Bernie McDaid
Daniel Baldwin
Played Angelo DeFranco
Wayne Best
Played Father Doyle
Damien Atkins
Played Young Geoghan
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Played Tom Blanchette
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Played Olan Horne
Thomas Mitchell
Played Gary Bergeron
Donald Ewer
Played Ordination Cardinal
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Played Bishop Gregory
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Played Older Spags' Friend Billy
David Sparrow
Played Father Connelly
Kathleen Laskey
Played Shauna Tannenbaum
Philip Williams
Played Robbie Robinson
Joseph Ziegler
Played Jim Muller
Richard Fitzpatrick
Played Jack Tannen
Martin Doyle
Played George Flynn
Conrad Bergschneider
Played Angelo's Father
Lucy Filippone
Played Angelo's Mother
Nikolas Lozzi
Played Angelo (age 13)
Billy Lister
Played Angelo's Brother Johnny
Waneta Storms
Played Angelo's Wife
Chris Wiggins
Played Angelo's Old Priest
Brian Paul
Played Judge
Leah Pinsent
Played Marge Magnus
Colleen Williams
Played Elderly Woman
Hugh Dillon
Played Johnny DeFranco
Jessica Greco
Played Judy
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Played Arch Deacon
Munro Chambers
Played Young Patrick McSorley
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Played Martin Baron
Jude Coffey
Played Globe Editor
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Played Globe Editor
Stephen Bogaert
Played Globe Editor
Victoria Snow
Played Sacha Pfeiffer
Deborah Grover
Played Judge Sweeney
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Played Bailiff
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Played Law's Housekeeper
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Played Fire Chief Williams
Amy Price-Francis
Played Donna Morrissey
Reg Dreger
Played Bishop
Mairtin O'Carrigan
Played Bishop
Chris Ratz
Played Teen Punk
Adrian Roberto
Played Teen Punk
Scott Fink
Played Young Father Birmingham
Travis Ryder
Played Tom Blanchette (age 12)
Roman Podhora
Played Bartender
James Kall
Played Geoghan's Male Lawyer
Dan Petronijevic
Played Young Spags
Jeff White
Played Gary Cohen
Paul Hubbard
Played Roderick MacLeish Jr.
Rory O'Shea
Played Male Reporter
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Played Male Reporter
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Played Woman
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Played Old Man
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Played Italian Reporter
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Played Polish Reporter
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Played Vito
Garen Boyajian
Played Vito's Brother
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Played Residence Nun
Christopher Bolton
Played John
Michael Rhoades
Played Another Man
Mary Pitt
Played Sister
Gordon Jocelyn
Played Elderly Man
Alec Stockwell
Played Dying Birmingham
Bill Hall
Played Reporter #2
Rodger Barton
Played D.A. Conley
Brendan Connor
Played American Reporter
David Robinson
Played Reporter #3
Matthew Edison
Played Young Spags' Friend, Billy
Gary Krawford
Played Winston Reed
Jane Luk
Played Female Reporter
Laura de Carteret
Played Female Reporter
Ian Alden
Played Geoghan's Murderer
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Played Angelo's Young Daughter
Janessa Crimi
Played Angelo's Older Daughter
Maria Syrgiannis
Played Waitress
Kay Hawtrey
Played Spags' Housekeeper
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Played Sister Martha
James Gallanders
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Played Football Boy (uncredited)
Della Kirk
Played Park Walker
Fabia Kirk
Played Park Walker
Ted Ludzik
Played Prison Guard (uncredited)
Doug McGrath
Played Gary's Father (uncredited)
Christopher Weedon
Played Choir Boy (uncredited)
Jeffrey Weedon
Played Choir Boy (uncredited)
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