
Francis de Sales
The Gentleman Saint
1574. The Savoie region of southeastern France, near Switzerland. For more than fifty years, the people of the Savoie have been deeply divided by religion: Catholics on one side, and the Protestant Calvinists on the other.
One seven year old boy is particularly upset by this dire situation. This is the story of Francis de Sales.

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Francis de Sales was a brilliant mind and compassionate heart devoted to God. Against his parents’ wishes, Francis became a priest with the help of his dear cousin Louis. Together, they courageously ministered to those estranged from the church in the Chablais region, winning souls with his gentle, persistent charity and the use of technology. His story is a timeless example of courage, charity, and perseverance.
This series contains moments of danger and intensity. Religious persecution is depicted. A street duel is depicted in which no one is harmed. Priests are beaten by a hostile crowd. Voices are raised with anti-Catholic rhetoric. Religious wars are discussed.
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Cast & Crew
Cast
Francis – Jack Burr
Young Francis – Alec Citron
Louis – Elliott Brotherhood
Student 1 – Elliott Brotherhood
Student 2 – James Napoleon Stone
Student 3 – Dane Larson
Page – Elliott Brotherhood
Monsieur de Boisy – Patrick Logan
Courtier – Patrick Logan
Archbishop – Patrick Logan
Father Deage – Gabriel Fries
Bishop Granier – Ed Dzialo
King Henry – Gabriel Fries
Baron d'Hermance – Gabriel Fries
Courbet – Ed Dzialo
Jane de Chantel – Amy Gorelow
Antoinette – Shelby Tylicki
Mademoiselle de Mirabel – Mizha Lee Overn
Riviere – Dane Larson
Bernard – James Napoleon Stone
Courier – James Napoleon Stone
Student 1 – Elliott Brotherhood
Student 2 – James Napoleon Stone
Student 3 – Dane Larson
Woman 1 – Amy Gorelow
Woman 2 – Shelby Tylicki
Woman 3 – Mizha Lee Overn
Man 1 – Ed Dzialo
Man 2 – Patrick Logan
Man 3 – Dane Larson
Soldier 1 – James Napoleon Stone
Soldier 2 – Gabriel Fries
Congregation – Elliott Brotherhood, Patrick Logan, Amy Gorelow, Gabriel Fries, Shelby Tylicki
Women in Church – Amy Gorelow, Shelby Tylicki, Mizha Lee Overn
Writing & DIrection
Writer – Kris McLaughlin
Director – Demetrios Troy
Script Development
Head of Script Development – Judy Zocchi
Script Associate – Kiley Lawrence
Casting
Casting Director – Kevin Collins
Production
Production Manager – Joseph Marsh
Dialect Coach – Amy Stoller
Sound
Audio Director – Kevin Conroy
Assistant Sound Designer – Nicolás Mangione
Music Designer – Jacob Brusseau
Audio Reviewer – Jacob Brusseau
Audio Assembler – Christina Hiromoto
Producers
Executive Producer – Peter Atkinson