Talk:The Nun's Story (film)

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* As of November 2005, The Nun's Story remains the only major (i.e. successful) film starring Audrey Hepburn that has yet to be released on DVD.
This can't be true: I own such a DVD.  The IMDB discussion page also mentions a Korean release of The Nun's Story on DVD. OneNamelessCat 17:54, 11 December 2005 (UTC)
thread_title:  DVD Release 

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message: I first saw the film on TV when I was in high school in the late 1960's.  I could swear there is some footage missing from the DVD version released in 2006.
One scene I seem to remember involves the Nazi occupation of Belgium.  Sister Luke begins to help one of the nurses who is working underground in the Resistance, against the Nazis.  The nurse's boyfriend needs to be hidden from the Nazis until they can sneak him out of Belgium.  Sister Luke puts him in a hospital room that is supposedly being disinfected after a patient with tuberculosis had occupied the room.  The door is sealed up with tape and adhesive, and a machine is hooked up outside the door to fumigate the room with disinfectant vapor -- it is hooked up through a hose that goes through a hole in the door.  Sister Luke fills the machine with plain water instead of disinfectant solution -- the plain water vapor will not harm the man hiding inside.  The Nazi troops come in to inspect the hospital.  A German officer demands to see what is in the sealed room.  Sister Luke explains that the room is being disinfected following the death of a tuberculosis patient in the room.  The Nazi officer immediately decides he doesn't want to see inside the room after all, and congratulates Sister Luke on the hospital's efficient use of modern medical techniques to prevent the spread of disease.  I'm certain that scene was in the movie the first time around and was probably cut as part of fitting the film into a TV time slot.  Unfortunately, it appears to be gone permanently.Toddabearsf (talk) 23:03, 15 May 2015 (UTC)
replies: text: I've seen the movie many times, including theatrically, and recall no such scene. Might you recall this from the book? Rozsaphile1 (talk) 15:06, 6 March 2024 (UTC)
thread_title:  Missing footage from DVD 2006 release?