Lace II (TV 1985)

While in the first part, Lili searched for her mother, she now questions her mom on the identity of her father.

Director:

William Hale

Writers:

Elliott Baker, Shirley Conran (suggested by book)

Stars:

Brooke Adams, Deborah Raffin, Arielle Dombasle

Cast

Cast overview, first billed only:
Brooke Adams	...	Pagan Tralone
Deborah Raffin	...	Judy 'Jude' Hale
Arielle Dombasle	...	Maxine
Phoebe Cates	...	Lili
Anthony Higgins	...	King Abdullah of Sydon
Christopher Cazenove	...	Raleigh
François Guétary	...	Pierre
James Read	...	Daryl Webster
Patrick Ryecart	...	Werner Graff
Michael Fitzpatrick	...	Nicholas 'Nick' Cliff, Jr.
Walter Gotell	...	General Zedd
Paul Shelley	...	Christopher Swann
Ed Wiley	...	Tom Schwartz
Peter Jeffrey	...	Nicholas Cliff, Sr.
James Faulkner	...	Charles Chazelle

Storyline

In this sequel to the mini-series, Lily must now find her father to save her newly found mother. Her mother, Judy went to Asia to interview the head of a revolutionary force. When she gets there, she is told that she was brought there so that they could ask for a million dollars ransom. Lily doesn't have that kind of money, so along with her mother's friends, Pagan and Maxine must find her father and ask him for the ransom. Her mother wrote three romans a clef about the man who's Lily's father. So each goes off to see the men that are depicted in Judy's stories.

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Plot Keywords:

ransom | asia | sequel | jungle | kidnapping | 

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Genres:

Drama

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Details

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Release Date:

5 May 1985 (USA)

Also Known As:

Nuits secrètes II

Filming Locations:

Chang Mi, Thailand

Company Credits

Production Co:

Lorimar Productions

Technical Specs

Runtime:

188 min 188 min (DVD-R edition)

Sound Mix:

Mono

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

Did You Know?

Trivia

According to UK newspapers, shortly before his death 'Ian Hendry' was cast as a British reporter, and the role had to be recast after his death.

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Quotes

Lili: Which one of you bastards is my father?

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Connections

Follows Lace (1984)

User Reviews

This finally answers those nagging questions from #I

We can FINALLY understand why Lily has such a dark complexion while her mother is so fair. This movie was, in many ways, better than Lace #I. One can understand why Lily turned out the way that she did. It was nice to see the girls all work together instead of against each other. The ending was very masterfully done. Bravo!