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Summer's Lease (Disc 1 of 2) (1989)
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Starring: Susan Fleetwood, John Gielgud
Director: Martyn Friend
Category: Television
Studio: Acorn Media
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Length:
220 mins

 
 

 

A family's holiday in Tuscany leads to intrigue and mystery in this BBC classic.

The minute she sets eyes on it, Molly Pargeter (Susan Fleetwood) knows that the Tuscan villa she has found to lease is perfect for her family's summer holiday. She is powerfully drawn to its rustic beauty and to the enigma of its absentee landlord. Never mind that her husband and teenaged daughter are vocally unenthusiastic and that her outrageously extroverted father (Sir John Gielgud) tricks them into taking him along.

As the family goes sightseeing and gather for candlelit dinners on the terrace, Molly becomes increasingly obsessed with unraveling the secrets of the villa's owner and of the British expatriates and locals they encounter. Her father lends a hand with the sleuthing while remaining on the prowl, zeroing in on a certain rich widow with whom he shares a romantic past.