The 'Angel Hope' of the title is a fictitious nun - a little like Mother Teresa, only much younger and prettier - who works at a fictitious hospital in the South Pacific. The third fictional element is a hurricane which destroys the hospital, triggering a charity campaign to rebuild it. Needless to say, there are no more plans to build a new hospital than there was a hospital in the first place. And equally needless to say, things begin to go wrong right from the start, with love and religion getting in the way of good honest greed.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Lukas Erni
Director
Billy Boyd
Vince Sandhurst
Luke Mably
Henry
Eva Birthistle
Renee Frye
Bernard Hill
Oscar Kurz
Alice Evans
Sonia Zeller
Tim McInnerny
Backman
Erich Vock
Pellinor
Alison King
Jacqui Lydon
Linda Woodhall
Abbess
Pieter Riemens
Mr. Smith
Ralph Gassmann
Roger
Clara Thym
Little Girl
Claire Thill
Travel Agent
Ann Overstall Comfort
Sister Michael
Janice Allgrove
Sister Steven
Angela Milne
Sister George
Julian Nest
Herman Reiss
Gareth Unwin
Congress Roadie
John Vorhaus
Writer
Roger Klint
Writer
Hans Gmür
Writer
Karl Suter
Writer
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Commentaires
6 commentaires
source: Save Angel Hope
This film is good entertainment and it is quite funny and clever. Billy Boyd is great (haven't seen much of him since LOTR, which is a shame as he is a real good actor), and Bernard Hill and Tim McInnerny are both very funny. I knew Tim McInnerny could be hilarious (from the Blackadder TV series), but I never knew Bernard Hill was such a comedian. But don't expect slapstick humor, because except for some parts it is quite subtle. The story is good (a bit tricky to follow at certain points) and it makes some excellent points about how charity works (again quite subtle) and how you can get it your way by playing selfish egos against each other. It was fun to watch.
source: Save Angel Hope
This film is good entertainment and it is quite funny and clever. Billy Boyd is great (haven't seen much of him since LOTR, which is a shame as he is a real good actor), and Bernard Hill and Tim McInnerny are both very funny. I knew Tim McInnerny could be hilarious (from the Blackadder TV series), but I never knew Bernard Hill was such a comedian. But don't expect slapstick humor, because except for some parts it is quite subtle. The story is good (a bit tricky to follow at certain points) and it makes some excellent points about how charity works (again quite subtle) and how you can get it your way by playing selfish egos against each other. It was fun to watch.
Save Angel Hope