"Do you know how difficult it was to find a virgin of adult age? Not to mention one who's a good enough sport!"
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It's 1960 in Brooklyn, New York. Mary Weinstein, an unsuspecting Jewish virgin, enters a Port-O-Let on the Coney Island Boardwalk- for ordinary reasons. That's when the extraordinary happens. This is THE SECOND GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD.
Mira Sorvino stars as the modern day Virgin Mary and Malcolm McDowell makes a special appearance as the flamboyant Angel Gabriel, to deliver the good news. The ever busy Angel has little patience with the totally distraught and pregnant Mary. "Do you know how difficult it was to find a virgin of adult age? Not to mention one who's a good enough sport!" With the promise "Something wonderful is about to happen", Gabriel leaves Mary to confront the reality of her situation- no one will believe her.
THE SECOND GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD, a comedic contemporization of the New Testament, takes a satiric yet reverent look at the worlds varied testaments to faith. The film sends up the style of Hollywood's great Bible epics, while telling the very human story of one girl caught in a unique and hilarious dilemma.
CREDITS
| Director of Photography | John A. Thomas |
| Edited by | Bernadine Colish |
| Production Design by | Elizabeth Curtis |
| Wardrobe Design by | Mimi Fisher |
| Associate Producer | Penny CM Stankiewicz |
| Written by | Ralph Howard |
| Executive Producer | Katharina Otto |
| Produced and Directed by | Katharina Otto and |
| Ralph Howard |
The Crew
| Executive Producer | Katharina Otto |
| Written by | Ralph Howard |
| Directors | Katharina Otto |
| Ralph Howard | |
| Associate Producer | Penny CM Stankiewicz |
| Director of Photography | John A. Thomas |
| Production Manager | Mari Jo Winkler |
| Editor | Bernadine Colish |
| Assistant Directors | Lora Downs |
| Penny CM Stankiewicz | |
| Production Co-ordinators | Maia Wechsler |
| Amy Larovere | |
| Wardrobe | Mimi Fisher |
| Production Designer | Elizabeth Curtis |
| Hair & Make Up | Kevin McQueen |
| Sound Mixers | Donna Farnum |
| John Dresher | |
| 2nd Assistant Directors | Carrie Rudolph |
| Maia Wechsler | |
| Scrip Supervisor | Simone Leogolis |
| Triona Crilly | |
| Set Dresser | Jamie Kibel |
| Art Department Assistant | Michelle Clark |
| Assistant Wardrobe Stylist | Lisa Kent |
| Assistant Editor | Tim Johnson |
| Assistant Coordinator | Dalia Sofer |
| First Assistant Camera | David Paone |
| Second Assistant Camera | Loreili Andrysick |
| Osa Elmfors | |
| Erla Skuladottir | |
| Gaffer | Will MacGhee |
| Grips | Albert Bassie |
| Kelly Beaton | |
| Bob Fiske | |
| Dan Karlok | |
| Olga Matlin | |
| Derek McKane | |
| Monique Mitchell | |
| Eric Seefranz | |
| Adrian Truini | |
| Damien Tuffereau | |
| Ben Wolfe | |
| Electrics | John Disimone |
| Jeff Eplett | |
| Jow Dolwy | |
| Susanna Hall | |
| Jorge Kramer | |
| John Surino | |
| Robert Vuolo | |
| Perry Wollberger | |
| Boom Operators | John C. Tanzer |
| Chuck Dibono | |
| Nandor Nevai | |
| Still Photographers | Michael Yasokovitch |
| Brian Edwards | |
| Chris Johnson | |
| Seanna | |
| Grip PA's | Tom Penketh |
| Byron Shaw | |
| Osmo Walden | |
| Production Assistants | Anthony Artis |
| Andrew Guidone | |
| Stacy Cyres | |
| Chuch Dibono | |
| Raheem Darcy | |
| Matt Dominiani | |
| Jessica Fleming | |
| Stephanie Hernstadt | |
| Timothy Johnson | |
| Billy Logue | |
| Alex Madans | |
| Mark Maitland | |
| Anthony Melham | |
| Mary McTigue | |
| Melvin | |
| Kathy Moran | |
| Brena Pinter | |
| Patty Romeu | |
| Ted sappington | |
| Drivers | Michael Johnson |
| Steve Baker | |
| Andrew Goetz | |
| Charles Vassoll |