St. Patrick: The Irish Legend
2000 television film
St. Patrick: The Irish Legend is a 2000 historical drama film about the life of Saint Patrick (AD 387–463) who was born in Wales and who brought Christianity to Ireland.
- Directed by Robert Hughes. Written by Martin Duffy.
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Dialogue edit
- Calpornius: The years of slavery must have taken their toll, now you must seize the day as it presents itself. Patrick, you're my only son, the priesthood is nothing but poverty and obedience, how can you chose that above a life of wealth, status, and opportunity?!
- Patrick: It's not my choice! Father, it's a calling I can hear. I keep having visions.
- Calpornius: Visions?! You let visions rule your life?!
- Patrick: It was a vision that led me home, I put my faith in it and here I am and now the visions are calling me back and I must put my trust in them.
Taglines edit
- The man. The myth. The legend.
Cast edit
- Patrick Bergin — Saint Patrick
- Malcolm McDowell — Quentin
- Alan Bates — Calpornius
- Susannah York — Concessa
- Eamonn Owens — Benignus
- Chris McHallem — Auxilius
- Michael Caven — Iserninus
- Stephen Brennan — Briain
- Adam Goodwin — Brother Peter
External links edit
- St. Patrick: The Irish Legend quotes at the Internet Movie Database