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    DANIELLE STEEL'S JEWELS

    Title
    DANIELLE STEEL'S JEWELS
    SKU
    4406319
    Catalogue No.
    DAVID2068
    UPC
    3000000079515
    Genres
    Release Date
    Oct 13, 2010
    Director
    Format
    DVD
    Packaging
    DVD Amaray Case
    No. of Discs
    1
    Region Coding
    0
    TV Standard
    NTSC
    Aspect Ratio
    1.33:1
    Running Time
    225
    Audio
    English (Dolby Digital 2.0)
    Weight
    0.32
    Price
    $30 inc. GST
    Ships From
    Melbourne, AU
    An epic romance spanning 75 years JEWELS tells one woman's story of love, tragedy and triumph in the face of heartbreaking adversity and her incredible family legacy.'Drawn to the romance of Europe, Sarah Thompson (Annette O'Toole, Emmy nominee for The Kennedys of Massachusetts), an American visiting England, meets and marries Duke William Whitfield (Golden Globe nominated Anthony Andrews, Brideshead Revisited). They set up house in a beautiful chateau in France and begin a family life together. World War II interrupts their tranquillity and they establish a family jewellrey business to restore some vestige of hope and optimism. But France soon becomes occupied and the chateau is seized by commandant Joachim von Mannheim (Jurgen Prochnow, The Da Vinci Code) thrusting Sarah's life into greater turmoil.'With her beloved William away serving the war effort in the RAF, Sarah raises her family under the courtly guard and ever-growing affection of Joachim facing challenges of the heart and significant life-altering events that will transform her into a matriarch of remarkable stature.
    Annette O'Toole, Anthony Andrews and Jrgen Prochnow star in this 1992 miniseries adapted from Danielle Steel's novel about divorce Sarah Thompson (O'Toole), who travels to Europe and weds William, the Duke of Whitfield (Andrews). Though World War II intrudes on their bliss, the couple opens a lucrative jewelry store upon William's return -- but when he dies, Sarah is left to run the business and contend with her problematic children.