A naive young Amish woman runs away from her home in Pennsylvania to New York City, where she hopes to act in religious stage plays but ends up performing in Burlesque theatre.A naive young Amish woman runs away from her home in Pennsylvania to New York City, where she hopes to act in religious stage plays but ends up performing in Burlesque theatre.A naive young Amish woman runs away from her home in Pennsylvania to New York City, where she hopes to act in religious stage plays but ends up performing in Burlesque theatre.
- Pockets
- (as Dick Libertini)
- Mother Annie
- (as Judith Lowery)
Summary
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Did you know
- TriviaThe first cut of the film was considered disastrous by all involved. Editor Ralph Rosenblum worked for more than a year to save it, with director William Friedkin long gone. The extensive use of period film clips was Rosenblum's idea. The technique of returning from these clips to the movie by starting with a black-and-white version of a shot and changing to color was invented accidentally when the editor's assistant couldn't find the color copy of a piece of film fast enough.
- GoofsRachel refers to herself as "Amish". The word "Amish" is a term used by non-Amish; the Amish would refer to themselves as the "plain folk".
- Quotes
- Jacob Schpitendavel: Louis Minsky, if you do not now go at once to prevent thy son from bringing my daughter to such ignominy, I shall, as Agnon
- [?]
- Jacob Schpitendavel: did, raise the finger of righteousness
- [raises index finger]
- Jacob Schpitendavel: to call down the wrath of heaven.
- Vance Fowler: My father, an Episcopal vestryman, used this
- [raises pinkie finger]
- Vance Fowler: as the finger of righteousness.
- Louis Minsky: Bah! And again, Bah! There is no finger of righteousness. This
- [raises pinkie and turns it in his ear]
- Louis Minsky: is the finger of cleanliness. This
- [raises ring finger]
- Louis Minsky: is the finger of marital bliss
- [points to wedding band]
- Louis Minsky: . This
- [raises index]
- Louis Minsky: is the finger of vengeance. This
- [levels middle finger toward Fowler, palm downward]
- Louis Minsky: is the finger of meddling in other people's lives
- [pokes Fowler in chest with middle finger]
- Louis Minsky: . And this
- [sticks out thumb]
- Louis Minsky: is the finger of transportation. It will get us a taxi to the theater. You speak with the fist of authority, gentlemen, but you do not know your fingers.
- Crazy creditsThe words in the title flash on the screen individually in between shots of the raiding vice cops.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Directors: The Films of William Friedkin (1999)
- SoundtracksPerfect Gentleman
(uncredited)
Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Lee Adams
Sung by Jason Robards and Norman Wisdom
Details
Box office
- Budget
- $3,000,000 (estimated)
- Runtime
- 1h 39m(99 min)
- Color
- Sound mix
- Aspect ratio
- 1.85 : 1





































