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| Bfs Entertainment (1996) | |||||
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| John Bowe | Ross Poldark | |
| Mel Martin | Demelza | |
| Michael Attwell | George Warleggen | |
| Ioan Gruffudd | Jeremy | |
| Kelly Reilly | Clowance | |
| Nicholas Gleaves | Stephen Cravenson | |
| Gabrielle Lloyd | Jane Gimlet | |
| Sarah Carpenter | Lady Harriet | |
| Hans Matheson | Ben Carter | |
| Amanda Ryan | Cuby Trevanion | |
| James Saxon | Prince Regent | |
| Andrew Readman | Dr. Dwight Enys | |
| Fiona Victory | Caroline Enys |
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| Producer | Sally Haynes
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| Writer | Winston Graham
Robin Mukbarjee |
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Ross Poldark (John Bowe) is a Member of Parliament while England gets into a war against France (in1810), and the ruler is an insane King. Ross joins the Army on the field of battle, to fight for his country, and his wife Demelza (Mel Martin) and their children Jeremy (Ioan Gruffudd) and Clowance (Kelly Reilly) stay back at home, praying for him. While Ross is away, the family's dispute with George Warleggen (Michael Attwell) fumes. In the meantime, Jeremy and Stephen Cravenson (Nicholas Gleaves), a notorious smuggler becomes intimate friends. Clowance and Cravenson also fall in love. So, the family faces many adversities. |
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