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  • NORTH & SOUTH III: HEAVEN & HELL aired 2/27/94 [1994-02-27]
    w/ Chris Burke; Philip Casnoff; Kyle Chandler; Cathy Lee Crosby; Lesley-Anne Down; Genie Francis; Terri Garber; Mariette Hartley; Peter O'Toole; James Read; Rip Torn; Robert Wagner; Billy Dee Williams
    Three-part Mini-series. ABC WORLD PREMIERE MINI-SERIES. The Hazards and the Mains. Two families. Consumed by passion. Bound by fate. 2/26/94. written by Suzanne Clauser. directed by Larry Peerce. JOHN JAKES' HEAVEN AND HELL NORTH & SOUTH III. The saga continues...
  • HEAVEN AND HELL
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  • NORTH AND SOUTH, BOOK III: PART 1 aired 3/2/94 [1994-03-02]
    w/ Cooper Main: Robert Wagner; Sam Trump: Peter O'Toole; Adolphus: Rip Torn; Ashton: Terri Garber; Prudence: Mariette Hartley; Willa: Rya Kihlstedt; Constance: Wendy Kilbourne; Jim: Chris Burke; Fenway: Tom Noonan; Gettys: Cliff De Young
    John Jakes' sprawling Civil War saga about two families split by the Mason-Dixon Line concludes in a three-part miniseries. Some of the cast from the previous North and South chapters (telecast in 1985 and '86) re-create their roles in Book III, which, like its predecessors, sweeps broadly drawn characters into a tempestuous (if at times tedious) melodrama propelled by romantic passions and fateful violence. Part 1 opens at the end of the war and entwines the destinies of four central figures: Madeline Main (Lesley-Anne Down), a South Carolina belle fallen on hard times; George Hazard (James Read), a Pennsylvania industrialist drawn to Madeline, an old family friend; Madeline's cousin Charles (Kyle Chandler), a dashing, wayward Army NCO; and Elkanah Bent (Philip Casnoff), a vengeful sadist who's stalking the Hazards and the Mains. Filmed in Texas. (2:00)
  • TOURING CIVIL WAR BATTLEFIELDS aired 4/10/94 [1994-04-10]
    Incl. Manassas, Antietam, Gettysburg & Fredericksburg.
  • TALES OF THE GUN aired 11/29/98 [1998-11-29]
    The Firearms of the Civil War. (1861-65).

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