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10 May 2002 (Canada) moreTagline:
It's time to meet your Maker... and the ultimate instrument of judgment!Plot:
"Forgive Me Father" tells the story of Virgil Garrett, an intensely frightening, yet strangely sympathetic and sublime character... more | add synopsisUser Comments:
A real sleeper that shouldn't be missed moreCast
(Cast overview, first billed only) | Ivan Rogers | ... | Father Virgil Garrett |
 | Rich Komenich | ... | Izzy Goldman |
| Charles Napier | ... | Frank Ransom |
| Chris Elbert | ... | Tony Ransom |
| Jeff Bass | ... | Mike Ransom |
| Alexander Hill | ... | Clarence Garrett |
| Jack Rooney | ... | George Haney |
| Rebecca O'Gorman | ... | Lt. Lena Sohms |
| Stephen Jon Cohen | ... | Detective Gil Lansing |
| John E. Blazier | ... | Father Allston |
| Brad Griffiths | ... | Detective Jacobs |
| Derrick Perkins | ... | Nigerian Leader |
| K.A. Killebrew | ... | Nigerian #1 |
| Guy Camara | ... | Nigerian #2 |
| James Penn | ... | Nigerian #3 |
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Rated R for strong brutal violence, pervasive language, and for sexuality/nudity.Parents Guide:
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1.85 : 1 moreSound Mix:
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The gun that Father Virgil Garrett (Ivan Rogers) uses is a Glock 17 semi-automatic 9mm with silencer. moreQuotes:
Father Virgil Garrett: Mrs. Marshall, I want to know where your husband is, and it is important you understand that if you don't tell me, I will kill you, I will kill your dog, I will kill your children. moreSoundtrack:
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The hardest thing to do it seems for most indie filmmakers is to make a movie that has the look and storyline of the studio films. Ivan Rogers did it! Playing a former hitman who seeks to avenge the murder of his younger brother, this autuer managed to pull off a film that looks great, sounds great and keeps you wondering what's going to happen next. As Father Virgil Mr. Rogers made feel the quiet rage underneath his collar. While I would have liked to know more about Virgil before he became a priest, the story moves right to the suspense and gritty feel of film noir. Great performances by the actor who plays the gangster son of Charles Napier, and a fantastic performance by Napier himself. Even the bungling hoods make you feel that this film is real! Don't miss a chance to see this hidden gem of a picture. I definetly would like to see more pics from this man.