The Miracle of Our Lady of Fatima
1952 American film by John Brahm
The Miracle of Our Lady of Fatima is a 1952 film about three children who have visions of the Virgin Mary.
- Directed by John Brahm. Written by Crane Wilbur.
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Hugo da Silva edit
- [after witnessing the miracle] Only the fool saith "There is no God".
- Pray or I'll beat your brains out!
- You have been using the same rosary for 30 years? You have worn off all the blessings.
Dialogue edit
- Francisco Marto: Don't you believe in God?
- Hugo da Silva: Let's just say that God doesn't believe in me.
- Father Ferreira: Why do you hold back, child? What else did the Blessed Mother say?
- Lúcia dos Santos: I never said she was the Blessed Mother!
- Jacinta Marto: But we did see a lovely lady in a cloud! Who else could it be?
Taglines edit
- Warner Bros. present the motion picture that reaches deep inside you!
- A true story of our time - of wonder and power and inspired greatness, of a young girl whose deep faith and abiding courage lifted the hearts of millions!
Cast edit
- Susan Whitney - Lúcia dos Santos
- Sherry Jackson - Jacinta Marto
- Sammy Ogg - Francisco Marto
- Gilbert Roland - Hugo da Silva
- Angela Clarke - Maria Rosa dos Santos
- Jay Novello - António dos Santos
- Frank Silvera - Arturo dos Santos
- Richard Hale - Father Ferreira
- Norman Rice - Manuel Marto
- Frances Morris - Olímpia Marto
- Carl Milletaire - District Magistrate
- J. Carroll Naish - Narrator
