1. – Graham Faulkner, Fratello sole, sorella luna/Brother Sun, Sister Moon, Italy, 1972. “A lovely actor, extraordinary presence in the theatre,” was Italian stage- screen director Franco Zeffirelli’s view of Grimes, the Irishman chosen for St Francis after Al Pacino balked. “But it was one of those things. If, at the moment of marriage, you decide she’s not the right girl, then you call it off.” Faulkner, who auditioned for a spare monk, was “virgin wax that can be moulded.” Zeffirelli’s first screen flop; neither actor has been really heard of since.
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