Saving Grace

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Saving Grace may refer to:

  • A concept in Christian Soteriology also known as Irresistible grace.
  • Saving Grace (TV series) (2007) a new TNT pilot premiering in the summer of 2007, starring Holly Hunter, Kenny Johnson, Bokeem Woodbine, Leon Rippy, and Laura San Giacomo, about a jaded Oklahoma City police detective who is given a chance at redemption.
  • Saving Grace (1985) a film based on the novel by Celia Gittelson, directed by Robert M. Young. The 112-minute comedy is filmed amidst stunning scenery in Italy, and tells a story of the fictional Pope Leo XIV traveling incognito and ending up getting involved with the people of a small village.
  • Saving Grace (1998 film) (1998) a New Zealand produced film directed by Costa Botes, and starring Kirsty Hamilton and Jim Moriarty, based on a play by Duncan Sarkies. In it, unemployed teenager Grace Cuthberston, meets the mysterious Gerald Hutchinson, and the two eventually become lovers. Gerald then claims to be Christ - Grace has to choose whether he is mad, or whether there is a reason for the unexplained "miracles" that seem to be happening.
  • Saving Grace (2000 film) (2000) a film written by Craig Ferguson & directed by Nigel Cole. Its tells the story of a woman, played by Brenda Blethyn, whose husband commits suicide; left with debts and few skills except her plant-cultivation ability, she takes the suggestion of her gardener and begins cultivating marijuana.
  • "Saving Grace (song)," a 2006 single by Tom Petty.
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