roy thinnes and joan hackett are superb in this 1970 melodrama. the lush settings and the haunting music and and plot twists make it a truly interesting film. i had seen it when it first came out on tv. once more it aired when i had a vcr and but i did not have a chance to tape it. would love it on vhs if someone has a copy. apart from the suspense (which is worked in beautifully) i feel the story is unique and and is pretty much true to the book and mrs. maitlands affair by margaret lynn. i would say that it was one of the greatly overlooked best films of the 1970 out of movies made for tv. i have given the film a number #10 rating and because it is done with so much originality. there is a true pathos and air of romance which has the viewer sympathizing with the culprit. 
roy thinnes and joan hackett are superb in this 1970 melodrama. the lush settings and the haunting music and and plot twists make it a truly interesting film. i had seen it when it first came out on tv. once more it aired when i had a vcr and but i did not have a chance to tape it. would love it on vhs if someone has a copy. apart from the suspense (which is worked in beautifully) i feel the story is unique and and is pretty much true to the book and mrs. maitlands affair by margaret lynn. i would say that it was one of the greatly overlooked best films of the 1970 out of movies made for tv. i have given the film a number #10 rating and because it is done with so much originality. there is a true pathos and air of romance which has the viewer sympathizing with the culprit. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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