East Lynne Trailer

East Lynne Trailer (1982)

29 December 1982 Drama, TV Movie 120 mins

Adaptation of the novel by Mrs Henry Wood.

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Cast

Lisa Eichhorn

as Lady Isobel Vane

Martin Shaw

as Archibald Carlyle

Gemma Craven

as Barbara Hare

Tim Woodward

as Francis Levison

Carolyn Pickles

as Joyce Hallijohn

Jane Asher

as Emma Vane

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 29 December 1982

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