Saint Ralph2005
Saint Ralph (2005)
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Cast
as Ralph Walker
as Father George Hibbert
as Father Fitzpatrick
as Nurse Alice
as Emma Walker
as Claire Collins
as Mr. Karl
as Chester Jones
as Hulk
as Secretary Roddy
as Woman in Shower
as Senior Citizen No. 1
as Senior Citizen No. 2
as Cattana
as Bolan
as Mr. Collins
as Kid Collins
as Father Gregg
as Santa Claus
as Mrs. Scarlet
as Longboat
as Worker No. 1
as Worker No. 2
as Nurse
as Road Runner
as Spectator #1
as Spectator #2
as Mr. Jones
as Boston Announcer
as John Bannon
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Critic Reviews for Saint Ralph
All Critics (69) | Top Critics (28) | Fresh (44) | Rotten (25) | DVD (3)
Canadian writer-director Michael McGowan has packed it so full of earnestness that viewers end up jogging along.
Funny, touching and uplifting.
It's worth seeking out this bittersweet comedy with its emotionally resonant story and stellar performances.
Even when it's pushing the limits of shameless manipulation, this cheeky Canadian film has charm and wit.
You can't argue with the message. But its well-worn homilies might give you reason to question the messenger.
It's hard to dislike schmaltz as mild as Saint Ralph, but let's try: The film is as bland as a communion wafer, sentimental as a Christmas homily, and predictable as the liturgy.
Audience Reviews for Saint Ralph
Quirky and quiet little film about a Catholic schoolboy who wants to run the Boston Marathon. It succeeds finally because of the warmth of the cast portraying loyalty and persistence in the face of adversity.
Super Reviewer
Full of wit, candor, and love abounding. One of my absolute favorites.
Super Reviewer
Lovely, touching film of hope and faith. Wonderful performances.
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Saint Ralph Quotes
| Nurse Alice: | You made us all feel like part of something big. That doesn't happen every day. |
| Father George Hibbert: | As far as anarchist go, Nietzsche really had nothing on Christ. |