Nuns on The Run (1990)

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Written by Jonathan Lynn

Directed by Jonathan Lynn

Running Time: 100 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1990

Rating: 15 Certificate

Production Country: UK

Filmed in Colour

Brian and Charlie are a pair of petty crooks who work for a gangster who learns that they want to leave and prepares for them to be killed after he helps steal £1,000,000 from a rival group, The Triads.

Anyway Brian and Charlie decide to steal the money for themselves but their escape has gone awry and now they have to take refuge in a convent disguised as Nun's themselves however they are not prepared for the odd characters they encounter.

Cast

Eric IdleBrian Hope/Sister Euphemia
Image for Robbie ColtraneRobbie ColtraneCharlie McManus/Sister Inviolata
Image for Camille CoduriCamille CoduriFaith Thomas Brian's Girlfriend
Janet SuzmanSister Superior Liz
Doris HareSister Mary of the Sacred Heart
Lila KayeSister Mary of the Annunciation
Robert Patterson'Case' Casey Gangster Boss
Robert MorganAbbott Casey Hitman
Winston DennisMorley Casey Hitman
Tom HickeyFather Seamus Horny Priest at Convent
Colin CampbellNorm
Richard SimpsonMr. Norris Auditor`
Nicholas HewetsonLouis Accidentally shot during bank heist
Gary TangRonnie Chang Triad member
David FormanHenry Ho Triad member

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