Oh, God!: Directed by Carl Reiner. With John Denver, George Burns, Teri Garr, Donald Pleasence. When God appears to an assistant grocery manager as a good-natured old man, the Almighty selects him as His messenger to the modern world.

Oh, God! (1977) cast and crew credits, including actors, actresses, directors, writers and more.

God : If it pleases the court, and even if it doesn't please the court, I'm God, Your Honor. God : Why is it so hard for you to believe?

Burns had his greatest film success playing God in the comedy film "Oh, God!" (1977). The film 51 million dollars at the domestic box office, and was one of the greatest hits of 1977.

Oh, God! Book II: Directed by Gilbert Cates. With George Burns, Suzanne Pleshette, David Birney, Louanne. A young girl receives a divine message and starts a campaign to promote faith. Her family and teacher, skeptical of her claims, try to stop her efforts. She persists despite their opposition, convinced of her heavenly calling.

Oh, God! You Devil: Directed by Paul Bogart. With George Burns, Ted Wass, Ron Silver, Roxanne Hart. George Burns returns as God - and as Satan. They battle over the soul of a young rock star who is willing to sell it to the devil.

Oh, God!: Directed by Carl Reiner. With John Denver, George Burns, Teri Garr, Donald Pleasence. When God appears to an assistant grocery manager as a good-natured old man, the Almighty selects him as His messenger to the modern world.

The Devil (George Burns in a dual role), who is disguised as a cigar-smoking talent agent named Harry O. Tophet, receives Bobby's message while driving back from Miami after a personal assignment, and notices on his car computer that God "watched over" Bobby in 1960.

The first Oh, God! movie used a supermarket manager, now this time, God (George Burns) talks to Tracy(Louanne Sirota) a girl whose parents are going through a divorce. She makes cracks about her father's new love.

The following day, God speaks to Jerry in the shower and then appears to him in the guise of an elderly man (George Burns). When Jerry asks him how He can permit so much suffering in the world, God explains that the world is based on luck and free will.