Jean Marsh

• Sep-2011
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• Jul-2000
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An award-winning television writer and actress offers a portrait of London's social facades in the years after World War II, following Iris, a girl who comes close to prostitution, as she loses any pretext to innocence in an increasingly dangerous wo...

• May-1997
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Richard Fiennders and Mary Bowden have been friends since childhood, but as their friendship turns into adult love, they are separated by a mother determined to keep her son from marrying beneath him and a mother anxious to remain in her employer's f...

• Feb-1994
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Left penniless after the death of their father, the independent Beatrice Eliott and her beautiful younger sister, Evangeline, brave wicked relatives, scandal, tyranny, and poverty to build a successful fashion establishment, The House of Eliott. TV t...

• May-1991
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When Hilary Gale returned home as her father's personal assistant, she was not prepared for the lively involvements ahead, first with a loveable sick dolphin, then with the rescue of stranded baby seals. More disturbing were the changes inside her fa...

Carla Brent was deeply impressed by an unexpected, passionate embrace from a stranger in the car park of the Cypriot hospital where she was a nurse. She realized that she had been mistaken for her Cypriot cousin, Olna, by the new attractive junior co...