Beulah Land with Lesley Ann Warren: DVD Cover

    Beulah Land Director: Harry Falk, Virgil Vogel Cast: Lesley Ann Warren, Michael Sarrazin, Eddie Albert, Meredith Baxter-Birney

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    • DVD Release Date: 07/26/2005
    • Original Release: 1980
    • Rating: Not Rated
    • Sales Rank: 5,800
     
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    Scene Index

    Side #1 -- Beulah Land, Disc One
    1. Start [15:18]
    2. Sarah & Lauretta [19:11]
    3. Selma's Circumstances [12:38]
    4. Leon Marries Sarah [9:10]
    5. Leon's Indiscretion [16:01]
    6. Lauretta's Surprise [13:55]
    7. Milk Brothers [10:26]
    8. The New Overseer [13:12]
    9. Casey Troy [10:46]
    10. Violated [12:07]
    11. The End of Bonard [19:44]
    12. "We Are at War." [16:01]
    13. Atlanta Under Attack [9:38]
    14. Going Home [11:37]
    Side #2 -- Beulah Land, Disc Two
    1. A Mess of Yankees [13:57]
    2. The Missing Sawmill [12:23]
    3. Beulah Land in Flames [12:49]
    4. Revenge [11:38]
    5. "The War Is Over." [11:28]
    6. The Spirit of Beulah Land [15:31]
    7. "Don't Go." [13:16]

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    Editorial Reviews

    Beulah Land is an edited, movie-length version of the three-part TV miniseries adaptation of Lonnie Coleman's multi-part novels. The film is set in the Old South, with a time span ranging from 1827 to the postwar Reconstruction Era. Lesley Ann Warren stars as Sarah Kendrick, young belle of the Beulah Land plantation, who finds herself in love with a "damn Yankee." Sarah must also contend with a weakling brother (Paul Rudd) and a former slave (Dorian Harewood) who demands freedom as a right rather than a privilege. Beulah Land took forever to get before the cameras due to protests from black historical organizations; when it was finally telecast on October 7-9, 1980, NBC conducted a low-pressure ad campaign, as though the network was still fearful of stepping on toes despite the testimonial of a black Yale history professor, who commended the production for its "special sensitivity." Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide

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