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On holiday with her aunt in Cornwall, spineless Virginia fell in love with Eustace, but left him for a loveless marriage, arranged by their parents to Scottish landed gentleman Anthony ... See full summary »

Director:

Hans-Jürgen Tögel

Writers:

Barbara Engelke, Barbara Engelke

Stars:

Kerstin Draeger, Heikko Deutschmann, Claudia Wedekind

Cast

Episode complete credited cast:
Kerstin Draeger	...	Virginia Keile geb. Parsons
Heikko Deutschmann	...	Justus Philips
Claudia Wedekind	...	Alice
Kathrin Ackermann	...	Rowena Parsons
Burkhard Heyl	...	Anthony Keile (as Burkhardt Heyl)
Ruth-Maria Kubitschek	...	Lady Dorothy Keile (as Ruth Maria Kubitschek)
Ingeborg Lapsien	...	Nanny
Carin C. Tietze	...	Liz
Petra Reinhardt	...	Gloria
Julia-Sabrina Weier	...	Clara Keile
Jonas Keitsch	...	Niklas Keile

Storyline

On holiday with her aunt in Cornwall, spineless Virginia fell in love with Eustace, but left him for a loveless marriage, arranged by their parents to Scottish landed gentleman Anthony Keile. Only after Anthony's fatal car accident, she properly reads the nuptial terms, which allow Lady Keile to deny her any income from the estate at will, and she wants to raise Anthony's two kids, who so far were left in a nanny's care. Virginia still experiments with actual motherhood, taking them on a Cornwall holiday, meeting Eustace again.

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Plot Keywords:

love | topless female nudity | female nudity | father figure | boy | 

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Genres:

Drama | Romance

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Details

Country:

Germany

Language:

German

Release Date:

15 October 1995 (Germany)

Filming Locations:

Helston, Cornwall, England, UK

Company Credits

Production Co:

FFP Frankfurter Filmproduktion, Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen (ZDF), Österreichischer Rundfunk (ORF)

Technical Specs

Runtime:

90 min

Color:

Color

User Reviews

most enjoyable

Like most Rosamunde Pilcher films, this is typical Pilcher love story,which is easy to watch,predictable,but never the less immensely entertaining.Furthermore I find that the film shows more of the superb Cornish landscape than most other productions(i.e.Wycliffe).That is one reason why I try to watch most Pilcher films.