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Saving Grace (1986)
A newly-elected Pope Leo XIV finds himself accidentally locked out of the Vatican. Unknown to the outside world, he winds up in an impoverished Italian village, where his adventures ultimately teach the Pope and his new friends some important lessons about friendship and self-esteem. Written by Chris DeSantis
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A newly-elected Pope Leo XIV finds himself accidentally locked out of the Vatican. Unknown to the outside world, he winds up in an impoverished Italian village, where his adventures ultimately teach the Pope and his new friends some important lessons about friendship and self-esteem. Written by Chris DeSantis
Rating:PG
Genre:Comedy, Drama
Written By:Richard Kramer, David S. Ward
In Theaters:5/2/1986
Box Office:$18,209
Runtime:112 minutes
Studio:Embassy Pictures, Columbia Pictures
Cast
Robert M. Young
Director
Tom Conti
Pope Leo XIV
Fernando Rey
Cardinal Stefano Biondi
Erland Josephson
Monsignor Francesco Ghezzi
Giancarlo Giannini
Abalardi
Donald Hewlett
Monsignor Colin McGee
Edward James Olmos
Ciolino
Patricia Mauceri
Lucia
Angelo Evans
Giuliano
Marta Zoffoli
Isabella
Guido Alberti
Cardinal Augusto Morante
Massimo Sarchielli
Fortunato
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