Based on the novel by best-selling British author Jilly Cooper, this drama looks at the highly competitive world of...
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1988
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Love With a Perfect Stranger was the first of a series of made-for-cable movies based on the Harlequin Romance novels....
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1986
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1978
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1978
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1978
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1978
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1978
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Diana Rigg was virtually the whole show on this flexible British anthology series. In each of the six half-hour episodes of...
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1977
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As indicated by its title, this British comedy series was a continuation of the popular sitcom No, Honestly (1974), in which...
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1976
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Presented by Thames Television, the weekly anthology series Three Comedies of Marriage offered exactly what its title...
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1975
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1974
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Eaton Place is thrown into turmoil by the arrival of the Bellamy family's venerable and rather fearsome Nanny Webster (Daphne...
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1972
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April, 1907: Woebegone Eaton Place kitchen maid Emily (Evin Crowley) falls in love with the young footman from another...
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1972
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While the Bellamys are away during the month of August, 1904, Alfred the footman (George Innes) and Sarah the under-parlor...
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1971
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A British variation on a well-worn American TV and movie plot device, the comedy-drama series Take Three Girls was largely...
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1969
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