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To Be the Best by Tony Wharmby
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DVD Cover InformationActor: Anthony Hopkins, Christopher Cazenove, Lindsay Wagner, Stephanie Beacham, Stuart Wilson Director: Tony Wharmby Brand: WAGNER,LINDSAY Cinematographer: Alan Doberman Editor: John Shirley Producer: Aida Young Producer: Robert Bradford Writer: Barbara Taylor Bradford Writer: Elliott Baker DVD: Region Code 1 Audio: English (Unknown); English (Original Language) Format: Color, DVD, NTSC Picture Format: 1.33:1 Running Time: 187 minutes DVD Release Date: 2002-04-16 Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Studio: Acorn Media
Movie Reviews of To Be the BestMovie Review: strenth ,passion and character Summary: 5 Stars
I love all of Barbara Teylor Bradford novels
I love the passion the emotion and the strenth she puts into her characters
I have the first 2 DVD ( A wouman of substance,Hold the dream and now To Be The Best ( I have in audio CD Emmas'sSecreat great novel )I needed the 3rd on the triology and I knew it had to be just as good as all her other books , and it was .I recommend all to any woman who likes Love stories with a Back bone
Summary of To Be the BestStories of love, power and determination surrounding the lives of a family of women who rise from poverty to positions of power. Genre: Feature Film-Drama Rating: NR Release Date: 9-APR-2002 Media Type: DVD For those who have relished the first two installments of Barbara Taylor Bradford's beloved Emma Harte trilogy, To Be the Best offers a satisfying close to the story. Viewers should begin with A Woman of Substance, in which Emma, determined to ruin the upper-class family who wronged her, achieves her dream of becoming one of the richest women in the world. Next is Hold the Dream, in which Emma's granddaughter Paula inherits her retail empire and struggles to find balance between her high-powered business dealings and her longing for romance. Finally, in the close of the trilogy, To Be the Best, Paula (Lindsay Wagner) comes into her own as a woman, mother, wife, and businesswoman. While not as captivating as the first parts of the trilogy, To Be the Best has its strengths, including a standout performance from Academy AwardŽ winner Anthony Hopkins, who plays Paula's chief of security. Thanks to Hopkins's performance, what might otherwise have seemed like a long-lost episode of Dynasty is also part espionage thriller. As Paula gets inveigled into a series of compromising business situations in Hong Kong, it is her dapper and debonair chief of security who repeatedly saves the day. --Tara Chace
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