The Inheritance (TV)
- Original title
- The Inheritance
- Year
- 1997
- Running time
- 95 min.
- Country
- United States
- Director
- Screenwriter
- Maria Nation. Novel: Louisa May Alcott
- Cast
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- Cari Shayne
- Brigitta Dau
- Paul Anthony Stewart
- Brigid Brannagh
- Michael Gallagher
- Max Gail
- Thomas Gibson
- Tom Conti
- Meredith Baxter
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- Music
- Cinematography
- Producer
- Co-production United States-Canada;
- Genre
- Drama. Romance | TV Movie
- Movie Groups
- Louisa May Alcott Adaptations
- Synopsis
- At the lush Evenswood estate in Concord, Massachusetts, Edith Adelon, a beautiful orphan, lives as the paid companion to the daughter of the wealthy Hamilton family, although they regard her as one of their own. Years ago, Henry Hamilton saved Edith from an Italian orphanage at the request of his long-deceased brother. Now, Edith is his daughter Amy's prized friend and confidante. As the Hamiltons await a trio of visitors for the annual Greens Cup horse race, Beatrice Hamilton asks for Edith's help in finding a suitable husband for a cousin, Ida Glenshaw, with one of two visiting eligible bachelors. But when it becomes clear that both the young men have affection for Edith and not Ida, jealousy soon develops, leading to malicious conniving and brutal backstabbing. Despite the growing love between Edith and one of the young suitors, because of their conflicting social classes, the couple is reminded time and again that their love can never be.
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