seriously injured in an accident; she prays for him, promising to give up her music and care for others if he recovers. The boy recovers, and the Arlien family, shaken by the incident, decide to move to the country. Sister Ann gives Nicole her guitar and goes to Africa to work among the natives, driving from village to village in a jeep with the name “Dominique” blazoned across its tailgate. Cast Debbie Reynolds as Sister Ann Ricardo Montalbán as Father Clementi Greer Garson as Mother Prioress Agnes Moorehead as Sister Cluny Juanita Moore as Sister Mary Chad Everett as Robert Gerarde Katharine Ross as Nicole Arlien Tom Drake as Fitzpatrick Charles Robinson as Marauder Ed Sullivan as Himself Ricky Cordell as Dominic Arlien Michael Pate as Mr. Arlien Larry D. Mann as Mr. Duvries Monique Montaigne as Sister Michele Joyce Vanderveen as Sister Elise Colette Jackson as Jeanette Production Henry King was originally announced as director but left after differences with producer John Beck. He was replaced by Henry Koster. Koster called it "probably the most difficult thing I ever did. Not the picture but the procedure of production. On that picture there was absolutely nothing but friction. I decided that this was the last thing I'd ever do. I never did another picture." Koster says the friction was mainly between producer John Beck and Debbie Reynolds. Soundtrack "Dominique" (Sourire-Sparks) "Sister Adele (Soeur Adele)" (Sourire-Sparks) "Avec Toi (With You I Shall Walk)" / "Alleluia" (Sourire) "Brother John" (Sparks) "Beyond The Stars (Entre Les Etoiles)" (Sourire-Sparks) "Lovely" (Sparks) "It's A Miracle" (Une Fleur)" (Sourire-Sparks) "I'd Like To Be (Je Voudrais)" (Sourire) "Raindrops" (Sourire) "A Pied Piper (Petit Pierrot)" (Sourire-Sparks) "Put On Your Pretty Skirt (Mets Ton Joli Jupon)" (Sourire) "Dibwe Diambula Kabanda" / "Kyrie" (From "Missa Luba") (Haazen) See also List of American films of 1966 References External links 1966 films 1966 comedy-drama films American biographical films American comedy-drama films 1960s English-language films Films directed by Henry Koster Films about Catholic nuns Films about singers Films scored by Harry Sukman Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer films Biographical films about singers Films set in Belgium Films set in Brussels Cultural depictions of Belgian women Biographical films about religious figures 1960s American films