Hello God (1951)

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Hello God is a 1951 semi-documentary film with a pacifist message, starring Errol Flynn as a soldier.

Production

Flynn made the film in partnership with William Marshall, an actor turned producer. The movie was originally entitled Before You Sleep Tonight and Flynn agreed to own a half interest in the film in exchange for a promissory note worth $25,000 signed in July 1949. Flynn made the movie in Italy in late 1949 on the way back from India, where he had been filming Kim. He worked on it for ten days and Flynn says his fee was $2,700 a day.

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