The Inheritance
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Movie Review: The Inheritance
Summary: 5 Stars
I was very pleased when I received my DVD so quickly and I must say the quality was excellant. Definitly 5 stars.Movie Review: Great movie!
Summary: 5 Stars
I really enjoyed watching this movie. It is very romantic so those who believe in love at first sight will enjoy it and those who don't will like this fairy tale movie as well. The scenery is breathtakingly beautiful. In a few words, the movie is a real keeper! Movie Review: The Inheritance
Summary: 5 Stars
Love this movie. The romance is right up there with the classics like Pride and Prejudice with a little Cinderella mixed in. A must see for anyone who loves period and romance movies.Movie Review: Beautiful Film
Summary: 5 Stars
I really enjoyed this film when I saw it on television ten years ago and now that I have it on DVD I have seen it many times. But, a previous reviewer made two factual errors; namely, Mrs. Hamilton is played by Meredith Baxter not "Bridget Birney" (a combination of her former husband's surname "Birney" and the first name of the character she played in 1972 in the television series "Bridget loves Bernie"; second, Thomas Gibson is not Canadian but was born in South Carolina and he has had a very successful career in television and is currently in a series on television "Criminal Minds."Movie Review: Wasn't Crazy About This One...
Summary: 2 Stars
Based on the "lost novel" of the same name by Lousa May Alcott, The Inheritance chronicles the life of Edith Adelon, an orphan who is given an opportunity to live with a wealthy couple (Tom Conti and Meredith Baxter) as their daughter's companion. Edith proves herself a formidable entry into a rather cold and unwelcoming upper-class society and soon catches the eye of a wealthy gentleman played beautifully by Thomas Gibson.
I absolutely love period pieces and it's very rare that I come across one don't like, but this one was absolutely terrible. Meredith Baxter was unfortunately miscast (as was 3/4 f the actors in ths movie; I couldn't stand watching her play this role. She looks great, but her dialogue forced, and her acting was mediocre to say the least, making the entire effort very difficult to watch. I felt as if I was watching Dynasty in Regency gowns. Sorry, If you like period pieces, take your chances...