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Money | Nun
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Budget 10,959,015 USD
Michael Palin was offered the role of Charlie McManus but was unavailable due to other work commitments.
Breakthrough film role of actor-comedian Robbie Coltrane.
This movie wasn't actually the first picture that actor-comedians Eric Idle and Robbie Coltrane both worked on, but the second. They had both appeared in bit parts in National Lampoon's National Lampoon's European Vacation (1985), about five years earlier.
One of two comedies where the two male lead characters impersonate members of the clergy which launched within three months of each other in the USA during 1989-1990. The movies are We're No Angels (1989) which debuted December 1989 in the USA where Robert De Niro and Sean Penn pretended to be priests and Nuns on the Run (1990) which opened stateside March 1990 where Eric Idle and Robbie Coltrane hid-out dressed up as nuns.
First cinema movie directed Jonathan Lynn in about five years. Lynn's last had been 1985's Clue (1985).
"Charlie McManus: [teaching Brian how to cross himself] Spectacles, testicles, wallet and watch."
"Sister Superior: You stole money because you want to get *out* of organized crime? Brian Hope: Oh, it was stolen already. Charlie McManus: The important thing is that now the good guys have got it instead of the bad guys. Brian Hope: Yeah. It's like Robin Hood, you see? We stole from the rich to give to the poor. Sister Superior: Who are you going to give this money to? Brian Hope: Us. We're poor."
