Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows (1968)

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Written by Blanche Hanalis, Jane Trahey

Directed by James Neilson

Running Time: 105 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 1968

Rating: U Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

This sequel to The Trouble with Angels sees Stella Stevens as Sister George, the 'hip' nun taking the young convent girls in her charge on a cross-country bus trip to a religious convention; cue political demos, confrontations with bikers, and girls more interested in boys than the Lord. Rosalind Russell, mistress of 30s screwball movies, brings fire to the role of the disapproving Mother Superior in one of her last roles, and fans of The Monkees can have fun checking out the musical references; the score is by the group's songwriters, Boyce and Hart.

Cast

Rosalind RussellMother Superior
Stella StevensSister George
Binnie BarnesSister Celestine
Mary WickesSister Clarissa
Dolores SuttonSister Rose-Marie
Milton BerleFilm Director
Arthur GodfreyThe Bishop
Van JohnsonFather Chase
Robert TaylorMr. Farraday
Susan Saint JamesRosabelle
Barbara HunterMarvel Ann Clancy
Alice RawlingsPatty
Hilary ThompsonHilarie
Devon DouglasDevon
Ellen MossTanya

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