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Angel In My Pocket 1969 ( Rare Film )
Video:
Format: AVI
Codec: DX50
Resolution: 352x264
Frame Rate: 29,970000
Audio:
Codec: MPGA
Channels: Stereo
Sample Rate: 44100 Hz
Bitrate: 128 KBps
IMDB Rating: 6.3
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0064026/
Cast:
Andy Griffith ... Reverend Samuel D. Whitehead
Jerry Van Dyke ... Emery
Kay Medford ... Racine
Lee Meriwether ... Mary Elizabeth Whitehead
Henry Jones ... Will Sinclair
Edgar Buchanan ... Axel Gresham
Gary Collins ... Art Shields
Parker Fennelly ... Calvin Grey
Jack Dodson ... Norman Gresham
Elena Verdugo ... Lila Sinclair
Margaret Hamilton ... Rhoda
Ruth McDevitt ... Nadine
Richard Van Vleet ... Harry Toback
Bob Hastings ... Ted Palish
Jim Boles ... Corby Gresham
Description:
This film is a comedy that makes great fun of small-town secrets, family feuds, politics, and gossip. The constant bickering between the Sinclairs and the Greshams, and the spectacle of the mayor's office bouncing back and forth between the two families, suggest a satire on the Democratic and Republican Parties. That, during the immediate past Federal election, Presidential Candidate George Wallace famously said, "There's not a dime's worth of difference between the two parties," might or might not be a coincidence.
The movie never identifies the denomination to which the "Church of the Redeemer" is supposed to belong. The presence of a Bishop, the vestments that Sam Whitehead wears, and Sam's prefacing of his sermon with a well-known Anglican collect strongly suggest that the denomination involved is the American Episcopal Church--except that the title given to the senior minister in an Episcopal parish is "rector," not "pastor."
Very hard to find !!
Quality is about a 8 but this is really a classic Andy Griffith film !! 
