Reviews

Based from the bestselling novel ALWAYS by the late Trevor Meldal-Johnsen, this is Somewhere in Time with a twist. Although, largely unreleased in the U.S. cinema, the movie was a huge success when it was released on video. The movie's popularity came into fruition with the dvd and blu ray released. There are people outhere who love this genre and they will not be disappointed.

A number of mysteries unsoved - yes! That is what this movie is aiming for. For the fans of the ever popular Jaclyn Smith, this is a must see. She plays a dual role - both beautifully captivating and managed to stay afloat during the course of the film. British actor Nigel Terry filled up the screen longer than Smith but I think it is purposely done by director Tony RIchmond to create more mystery to the storyline.

All in all, this is a satisfying romantic thriller but only to those who love this genre. Excellent production with haunting music by Pino Donaggio and outstanding supporting cast.

If you're a big fan of Sidney Sheldon's The Otherside of Midnight, both the book and the movie version, try avoiding this mini.

Jane Seymour is now starring in the role originally played by Susan Sarandon. Nothing can saved this disastrous sequel from anything. Seymour's overacting is the main reason of this stinker. Her facial expression is all the same all throughout the film. She probably holds the record of starring in so many miniseries but she also holds the record of appearing in so many miniseries stinkers in the history of Nielsen ratings!

Avoid this at all cost!

To Maiahaines and the rest .....

Jaclyn Smith is THE UNDISPUTED QUEEN OF THE MINISERIES and TV MOVIES and just in case you don't know -- the title was bestowed by TV & magazine critics not just her fans. Jane Seymour may have starred in more miniseries but Jaclyn Smith top the Nielsen Ratings Chart by the mile. She's got the most No.1 rated miniseries and TV movies than any other actresses in Hollywood during her time.

As for who's the better actress, well...that's your opinion !

This miniseries adaptation is executive produced by the writer himself Sidney Sheldon and has an approval of Robert Joseph's script from start to finished, as explained in a written article by the master storyteller himself (TV Guide Oct 1983). It was a rating blockbuster during its first telecast and more viewers tuned in during its encore performance.

If you enjoy reading a Sidney Sheldon book then this miniseries is a must see!