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Tom Tryon Stephen Fermoyle
Romy Schneider Annemarie von Hartman
Carol Lynley Mona Fermoyle / Regina Fermoyle
Dorothy Gish Celia Fermoyle
Maggie McNamara Florrie Fermoyle
Bill Hayes Frank Fermoyle
Cameron Prud'Homme Din Fermoyle
John Saxon Benny Rampell
Loring Smith Cornelius J. Deegan
Cecil Kellaway Monsignor Monaghan
Jose Duvall Ramon Gongaro
Peter MacLean Father Callahan
Burgess Meredith Father Halley
Ossie Davis Father Gillis
Jill Haworth Lalage Menton
Russ Brown Dr. Heller
Murray Hamilton Lafe
Chill Wills Monsignor
Raf Vallone Cardinal
Robert Morse Bobby
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