The Bells of St. Mary's (Olive Signature) - BLU-RAY

Witty, heartwarming and one of the most beloved classics of all time, THE BELLS OF ST. MARYS delivers all the entertainment of it's predecessor, the award winning Going My Way. Bing Crosby recreates his Oscar-winning (Best Actor) role as parish priest Father O'Malley. The easy-going O'Malley is sent to revive a financially ailing parochial school and immediately finds himself at odds with no-nonsense Sister Benedict (Ingrid Bergman, ARCH OF TRIUMPH) on how to educate the children. Beyond their delightful battle of wits lies a bigger problem the skinflint businessman next door (Henry Travers, IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE) wants St. Mary's condemned, so he can build a parking lot for his employees. Only a miracle can save St. Mary's now how a devilish situation finds a heavenly solution remains to be seen in this captivating family classic that was nominated for eight Oscars, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Actress. Directed by Leo McCarey (GOING MY WAY, MY SON JOHN).

Witty, heartwarming and one of the most beloved classics of all time, THE BELLS OF ST. MARY'S delivers all the entertainment of it's predecessor, the award winning Going My Way. Bing Crosby recreates his Oscar-winning (Best Actor) role as parish priest Father O'Malley. The easy-going O'Malley is sent to revive a financially ailing parochial school and immediately finds himself at odds with no-nonsense Sister Benedict (Ingrid Bergman, ARCH OF TRIUMPH) on how to educate the children. Beyond their delightful battle of wits lies a bigger problem the skinflint businessman next door (Henry Travers, IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE) wants St. Mary's condemned, so he can build a parking lot for his employees. Only a miracle can save St. Mary's now how a devilish situation finds a heavenly solution remains to be seen in this captivating family classic that was nominated for eight Oscars, including Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Actress. Directed by Leo McCarey (GOING MY WAY, MY SON JOHN).

In this domestic romp, Dean Martin and Lana Turner team up as a married couple whose marriage is threatened by Dino's gambling ways. To keep the money in the family, Lana talks Dino's business partner (Eddie Albert) to pose as his bookie. But the strategy backfires as it rouses the ire of mob boss, Tony Gagouts (Walter Matthau) who decides it's time to eliminate the competition. Screenwriter and producer Jack Rose adapted the novel, Four Horse-Players Are Missing by Alexander Rose. Directed by Daniel Mann (Come Back, Little Sheba).