Angel in Green is a 1987 USA-New Zealand TV film. It stars Bruce Boxleitner and Susan Dey and was filmed in Rarotonga.
On a remote South Seas island a group of rebels attack a village, leaving Sister Ann to run her mission. She calls for help and a group of Special Force fighters, led by Captain Wicker, arrive to train the villagers to defend themselves. A romance develops between the two.
Cast Bruce Boxleitner as Captain William Wicker Susan Dey as Sister Ann McKeon Milo O'Shea as Father Mahon Pete Smith as Ramon Dan Lauria as Sergeant Joe Kobalzki Bobby Hosea as Rhodes Michael Novak as McCoy José Santana as Rodriguez Rick Adams as Wentworth
Reception Don Shirley of the Los Angeles Times used a quote from the movie to sum it up, "Stupid, but interesting" and he says "one wonders if Michael Patrick Goodman wrote this pack of cliches as a gag." Jerry Krupnick panned the predictable nature of film in the Star-Ledger and said "The strange thing is that this obvious flick has a good cast and was directed by a true TV veteran, Marvin Chomsky". The Columbia Record'''s Ray Benson called it a solid movie that had a "pretty good script". Critic Peter Malone called it "a routine action telemovie." Kay Gardella's capsual review in Daily News called it a "so-so, watch-it-if-you want-to, harmless entry". Noel Taylor's capsual review in Daily News'' says "Angel In Green just plain embarrasses."
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