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The Least of These (2011)
A priest returns to his old Catholic high school to replace a priest who has gone missing, only to begin to suspect that the missing priest may have been murdered by someone at the school to hide a darker secret.
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A priest returns to his old Catholic high school to replace a priest who has gone missing, only to begin to suspect that the missing priest may have been murdered by someone at the school to hide a darker secret.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, Thriller, Mystery
Written By:Nathan Scoggins
In Theaters:8/2/2011
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Runtime:97 minutes
Studio:Number 3 Films
Cast
Nathan Scoggins
Director
Isaiah Washington
Father Andre James
Robert Loggia
Father William Jennings
Jordan Garrett
Parker Remy
Andrew Lawrence
Jason Boyd
Bob Gunton
Father Thomas Peters
John Billingsley
Father Alfred McKavee
John Bain
Eddie
Charlie Stewart
Fritz
Dean Collins
Travis
Creagen Dow
Patrick
Kirk B.R. Woller
Detective Crowe
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