Merton

Directed by Paul Wilkes
1984    57mDocumentary
7.28.0
Merton was hailed as a prophet and censured for his outspoken social criticism. For nearly 27 years he was a monk of the Trappist order, where he became a spiritual writer, as well as an anti-war advocate and witness for peace.

Where to Watch Merton

  • Alexander ScourbyNarrator (voice)
  • Gregory AbelsThomas Merton (voice)
  • John BarberSelf
  • Jim ForestSelf - Int. Fellowship of Reconciliation
  • Robert LaxSelf
  • John Eudes BambergerSelf - Scholastic under Merton
  • Flavian BurnsSelf - Scholastic under Merton
  • Robert GirouxSelf - Publisher
  • Naomi Burton StoneSelf
  • James LaughlinSelf - Publisher, New Directions
  • Jean JadotSelf - Vatican Secretariat for Non-Christians
  • Ernesto CardenalSelf - Nicaraguan Minister of Culture; Novice under Merton
  • Lawrence FerlinghettiSelf - Poet
  • W. H. FerrySelf
  • Mary Luke TobinSelf
  • Joan BaezSelf
  • Maurice FloodSelf - Monk of Gethsemani
  • Thích Nhất HạnhSelf - Buddhist Monk
  • Rembert WeaklandSelf - Benedictine Monk
  • Jean LeclercqSelf - Benedictine Monk

Watch Merton Videos

  • Merton: A Film Biography
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Merton Trivia

Merton was released on January 1, 1984.

Merton was directed by Paul Wilkes.

Merton has a runtime of 57 min.

Merton was produced by Paul Wilkes, Audrey Laurine Glynn.

The key characters in Merton are Narrator (voice) (Alexander Scourby), Thomas Merton (voice) (Gregory Abels), Self (John Barber).

Merton is a Documentary film.

Merton has an audience rating of 7.2 out of 10.

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