John Vianney
The Saint Who Read Souls
France, 1793. A bloody revolution has outlawed religion. Churches have been desecrated. Tens of thousands guillotined. Priests are being hunted and killed.
In the small farming town of Dardilly, one brave family risks everything to help these priests, an act of courage their 7-year old son will never forget. This is the story of Jean-Marie Vianney.
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St. John Vianney’s life story is an inspiring example of humble reliance on God’s goodness. Despite many obstacles - the French Revolution, his lack of education, and even supernatural opposition - John Vianney’s humility and love of God provided him with a sure path to holiness and made him responsible for the salvation of many souls.
This series contains moments of emotional intensity and danger, as well as scenes of suspense and religious persecution. A character slaps another character. Moments of mild supernatural suspense and fear are also depicted. Raised voices and arguments appear throughout the story.
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Cast & Crew
Cast
Jean-Marie – Joseph Boehm
Young Jean-Marie – Alec Citron
Father Balley – Scott Lynch-Giddings
Father Rector – David Karis
Vicar General – Maurice McNicholas
Mayor Mandy – David Karis
Mayor Fayot – Maurice McNicholas
Guy – David Karis
Officer – Scott Lynch-Giddings
Commander – Maurice McNicholas
Tavern Owner – Scott Lynch-Giddings
Hospital Official – Elliot Brotherhood
Antoine Givre – Archer Geye
Madame Givre – Laura Sigler
Andre – Archer Geye
Gerard – Archer Geye
Robert – Alec Citron
Matthias – Elliot Brotherhood
Jacques – Elliot Brotherhood
Marcellin – Elliot Brotherhood
Mathieu – David Karis
Emile – David Karis
Gotham Vianney – Laura Sigler
Marie – Amy Gorelow
Mademoiselle de Garets – Amy Gorelow
Madame Claudine – Amy Gorelow
Madame Bibost – Tess Galbiati
Madame Bertrand – Tess Galbiati
Nurse – Tess Galbiati
Sister Benedicta – Laura Sigler
Boy 1 – Alec Citron
Boy 2 – Archer Geye
Man 1 – Scott Lynch-Giddings
Soldier 1 – Elliot Brotherhood
Soldier 2 – Maurice McNicholas
Parishioner 1 – Scott Lynch-Giddings
Parishioner 2 – Laura Sigler
Writing & DIrection
Writer – Kris McLaughlin
Director – Jacob Groth
Script Development
Head of Script Development – Judy Zocchi
Script Associate – Kiley Lawrence
Casting
Casting Director – Kevin Collins
Production
Associate Producer/Production Manager – Joseph Marsh
Board Operator – Josh Derflinger
Dialect Coach – Susan Cameron
Sound
Audio Director – Kevin Conroy
Assistant Sound Designer – Scott Hermenau
Music Designer – Jay Beckmeyer
Audio Reviewer – Jacob Brusseau
Audio Assembler – Christina Hiromoto
Producers
Executive Producer – Peter Atkinson
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