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The Bells of St. Mary's

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1946 · Holiday · 2h 6m

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- Academy Award Sound Recording 1946 · Winner
- Golden Globe Actress in a Leading Role 1946 · Winner
  Ingrid Bergman
- Academy Award Music (Song) 1946 · Nominated
- Academy Award Film Editing 1946 · Nominated
- Academy Award Actor 1946 · Nominated
  Bing Crosby
- Academy Award Best Motion Picture 1946 · Nominated
- Academy Award Directing 1946 · Nominated
  Leo McCarey
  Ingrid Bergman
- Academy Award Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture) 1946 · Nominated
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- 7.2/10 7.2/10 IMDb
- 85% 85% Rotten Tomatoes
Father O'Malley (Bing Crosby) is transferred to the Roman Catholic inner-city school St. Mary's, where he quickly falls into conflict with its headmistress, Sister Mary (Ingrid Bergman). Their primary disagreement has to do with the deteriorating school itself. Father O'Malley feels it should be abandoned and the children sent to other schools. Sister Mary and the other nuns, however, believe there is still hope, possibly in the form of charity from a wealthy business owner (Henry Travers). Wikipedia
Father O'Malley (Bing Crosby) is transferred to the Roman Catholic inner-city school St. Mary's, where he quickly falls into conflict with its headmistress, Sister Mary (Ingrid Bergman). Their primary disagreement has to do with the deteriorating school itself. Father O'Malley feels it should be abandoned and the children sent to other schools....
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- Release date: December 6, 1945
- Director: Leo McCarey
- Producer: Leo McCarey
- Writer: Dudley Nichols, Leo McCarey
- Music: Robert E. Dolan
- Studio: Leo McCarey
- Budget: $1.3 M
- Oscar Nominations: Music (Song), Film Editing, Actor (Bing Crosby), Best Motion Picture, Sound Recording (won), Directing (Leo McCarey), Music (Music Score of a Dramatic or Comedy Picture)
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