Sandra learns that she is the daughter of a royal couple who were assassinated in 1968 during the overthrow of their monarchy. She decides to try to reclaim her royal title and help her ...
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Title: Sandra, the Rebel Princess (1995– )
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Sandra learns that she is the daughter of a royal couple who were assassinated in 1968 during the overthrow of their monarchy. She decides to try to reclaim her royal title and help her people. The current ruler is not too happy about this. Written by Anonymous
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2 September 1995 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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I agree with a previous commentator that stated that it is for adults only (at least in the contrived US context). This was an extreme but very fulfilling look at the realities of the legacy of the long history of Europe, and its nobility, in a world where their relevance is, at best, confused in most people's minds. The clash of the past and present, assorted of beautiful and quite powerful actors, and a plot that remains totally credible, despite its, at times, far-fetched plot twists, make this mini-series a wonderful adventure, in the proud tradition of the French language TV sagas like "Jalna", "L'Amour en Heritage", "Les Deux Alsaces", or "Les Coeurs Brules". Definitely worth watching. But once again, no kids allowed.