Beulah Land

Beulah Land (1980)

AN EPIC SAGA OF WAR, LOVE AND BETRAYAL IN THE OLD SOUTH.

  • Genre: Drama
  • First Air Date: 1980-10-07
  • Last Air Date: 1980-10-09
  • Total Seasons: 1
  • Total Episodes: 3
  • Status: Ended
  • Episode Runtime: 120 min.
  • Production Company: Columbia Pictures Television
  • Production Country: United States of America
  • Network: NBC
  • Director:
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Summary

A young Southern belle becomes the mistress of a magnificent plantation.

  • Keywords: civil war, plantation, miniseries, american civil war, 19th century
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    Beulah Land Seasons

    Season 1

    First Air Date: 1980-10-07
    3 Episodes

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    • Lesley Ann Warren

      as Sarah Pennington
    • Michael Sarrazin

      as Casey Troy
    • Eddie Albert

      as Felix Kendrick
    • Hope Lange

      as Deborah Kendrick
    • Paul Rudd

      as Leon Kendrick
    • Dorian Harewood

      as Floyd
    • Martha Scott

      as Penelope Pennington
    • Paul Shenar

      as Roscoe Corlay
    • Allyn Ann McLerie

      as Edna Davis
    • Jenny Agutter

      as Lizzie Corlay
    • Don Johnson

      as Bonard Davis
    • Meredith Baxter

      as Lauretta Pennington
    • Clarice Taylor

      as Lovey
    • Robert Walker Jr.

      as Bruce Davis
    • Madeleine Stowe

      as Selma Kendrick Davis
    • Jean Foster

      as Pauline
    • Bibi Osterwald

      as Nell Kendrick
    • Kyle Richards

      as Young Sarah
    • Kristoff St. John

      as Young Roman
    Directing Virgil W. Vogel Director
    Writing Jacques Meunier Writer
    Sound Allyn Ferguson Music
    Art Edward C. Carfagno Production Design
    Production David Gerber Executive Producer
    Production Christopher Morgan Producer
    Costume & Make-Up Grady Hunt Costume Design
    Writing Lonnie Coleman Novel
    Art David Horowitz Set Decoration
    Camera Andrew Jackson Director of Photography

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