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"The Rev. T. Lawrence Shannon has been living in Mexico for two years, working as a tourist guide for a cut-rate travel agency. Shannon lost his church and was defrocked after taking liberties with one of his parishioners. He's now accompanying a group of middle-aged ladies from Texas whose leader, Judith Fellowes, is keeping a close eye on her teenage ward, Charlotte Goodall, who definitely has an interest in the former priest. After Charlotte and Shannon spend the night together, Fellowes is out to have him fired and to keep her from communicating with his employer, Shannon strands them at a remote hotel run by his good friend Maxine Faulk. It's the arrival of Hannah Jelkes and her elderly grandfather that has the greatest impact however. Her approach to life and love forces Shannon to deal with his demons and re-evaluate his life."

This is a great film and only because of Richard Burton.

Hey Thelma,

This is a fairly humorous film.

I'm looking for a real good one which I saw a long time ago and I think you would like it but I just can't remember the name of the film...lol.

I thought Richard Burton's character was hilarious. He just kept falling apart no matter how hard he tried to regain himself. It was like a guy falling down a flight of stares, midway he gets up says I'm OK then starts falling down again for no reason other than he wants to kill himself.

He was just enraged at himself but took it out on others.

Yeah he just went nuts...lol.