All's fair in love and war Childhood friends Jan and Diana couldn't be more different. Beautiful, fierce and unfathomably wealthy, Diana is the only daughter of a formidable businessman. Country boy Jan is a penniless orphan. The unlikely friends spend a charmed and unconventional childhood together, but Diana's highborn destiny soon pulls her away from her life in the West Country, and all that makes her happy. The underlying moral has a fairy tale simplicity: People can become anything they want if they try hard enough. The New York Times Blossoming in the... 1920s and ending after WWII, the fierce friendship between children from opposite sides of the tracks softens to love until life interrupts, forcing them into conflict and a betrayal that will haunt both their futures. Will the unfathomable force of war finally offer them redemption? Based on two novels by R F Delderfield, the BBC series star Jenny Seagrove (Judge John Deed) and Kevin McNally (Pirates of the Caribbean, Downton Abbey) play the star crossed lovers, with an appearance from a then unknown Patsy Kensit as the young Diana. Written by prolific screenwriter Andrew Davies (Pride and Prejudice, Bridget Jones' Diary, Mr Selfridge) with a sweeping soundtrack from Stanley Meyers (The Deer Hunter). [show more]
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Jenny Seagrove and Kevin McNally star in this 1984 drama series written by Andrew Davies and R.F. Delderfield. Diana Gayelorde-Sutton (Seagrove) is the obnoxious daughter of a wealthy landowner who has unintentionally won the affections of country boy Jan Leigh (McNally). As Jan tries to better himself with the ultimate goal of winning the heart and hand of his love interest, Diana disregards the poor boy's feelings in order to follow her own dreams.
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