Summary
Romantic drama starring Angie Dickinson. When a young Italian woman marries a US Army officer, her mother-in-law refuses to welcome her into the bosom of her new family.
Danielle Steel's Remembrance
- Drama
- 1996
- Bethany Rooney
- 87 mins
- PG
Review
The novel from which this TV movie was taken is a classic example of a Danielle Steel potboiler. Once such "women's pictures" were a Hollywood staple, attracting stars of the calibre of Joan Crawford and Barbara Stanwyck. Eva LaRue may not be in their league, but she suffers nobly here as the Italian wife of an American army officer who's frozen out of the family by hellish mother-in-law Angie Dickinson. Directed with exemplary overstatement by Bethany Rooney, this is undemanding escapism of the tear-jerking kind.
How to watch
Credits
Cast
| role | name |
|---|---|
| Margaret Fullerton | Angie Dickinson |
| Serena Fullerton | Eva LaRue |
| Brad Fullerton | Jeffrey Nordling |
| Teddy Fullerton | James Calvert |
| Vasili | Michael Lowry |
| Greg Fullerton | Tom Kurlander |
| Linda Haynes | Amanda Tapping |
| Pattie Atherton | Natalie Radford |
Crew
| role | name |
|---|---|
| Director | Bethany Rooney |
Details
- Languages
- English
- Guidance
- Contains some violence, swearing and drug abuse.
- Available on
- video and DVD
- Formats
- Colour
