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Cast

Episode cast overview, first billed only:
	Robert Mitchum	...	Victor 'Pug' Henry
	Jane Seymour	...	Natalie Henry
	Hart Bochner	...	Byron Henry
	Victoria Tennant	...	Pamela Tudsbury
	Polly Bergen	...	Rhoda Henry
	David Dukes	...	Leslie Slote
	Sharon Stone	...	Janice Henry
	Barry Bostwick	...	'Lady' Aster
	Sami Frey	...	Avram Rabinovitz (credit only)
	Topol	...	Berel Jastrow (credit only)
	John Rhys-Davies	...	Sammy Mutterperl (credit only)
	Ian McShane	...	Philip Rule (credit only)
	William Schallert	...	Harry Hopkins
	Bill Wallis	...	Werner Beck
	Jeremy Kemp	...	Brig. Gen. Armin Von Roon

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Storyline

Pug Henry returns to Washington where President Roosevelt asks him to take an assignment at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow. There, the U.S. Ambassador is none too pleased with the lack of acknowledgment from the Russians on the benefits of lend-lease but Pug is impressed with the work they are doing. All efforts to get Natalie, Louis and Aaron out of Lourdes fail and they learn that all of the internees are being transferred to Baden Baden in Germany. At Pearl Harbor, Byron reports for duty as Executive Officer on a new submarine, the Moray, commanded by his old friend "Lady" Aster. What he doesn't realize is that his friend is having an affair with his widowed sister-in-law, Janice. Written by garykmcd

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war widow | submarine | baden baden | See All (3) »

Genres:

Drama | War

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Language:

English

Release Date:

22 November 1988 (USA) See more »

Filming Locations:

Champs Elysées, Paris 8, Paris, France

Company Credits

Production Co:

Jadran Film See more »

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Technical Specs

Runtime:

147 min

Sound Mix:

Stereo

Color:

Color

Aspect Ratio:

1.33 : 1

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Personnel in German bunker at the end of the Stalingrad battle are carrying Panzerfaust anti-tank rockets (January 1943). In reality, these didn't exist until October 1943. See more »