Love at first sight in the East-Express train

Love at first sight in the East-Express train ( Lovesong one the East Express train ) is a British Téléfilm carried out by Lawrence Gordon Clark in 1985.

Synopsis

After a stay with Venice, Lily Parker (Cheryl Ladd), a pretty American, recently promoted writer of a Magazine, decides to go to Paris by borrowing the pullman-car express: the Venice-Simplon-East-Express train. During the first evening passed on board, it meets fortuitously Alex Woodward (Stuart Wilson), a young British aristocrat, with whom it knew a history of love 10 years before at the time of holidays in France. After a short impassioned adventure, Alex brutally left it without him to give the least explanation on the reasons of his rupture. At the time of their meeting again, Alex tries to be made forgive while Lily seeks to know the motivations of its last control. In spite of the years, their love did not die out…

Data sheet

Title: Love at first sight in the East-Express train
original Title: Lovesong one the East Express train
Kind: Romantic comedy
Realizer: Lawrence Gordon Clark
Scenario writer: Jan Worthington
Image: Peter Jackson
Assembly: Stan Hawkes
Original music: Allyn Ferguson
Production: Yorkshire Television (YTV)
Places of turning: Leeds, Paris, British Venice
Telefilm
Lasted: 96 minutes
Date of first diffusion: March 4th, 1985 on NBC

Distribution

Cheryl Ladd : Lily Parker
Stuart Wilson: Alex Woodward
Renee Asherson: Beatrice
Ralph Michael: Harry
Ruby Wax : Susan Lawson
Julian Sands : Sandy
John Gielgud: Theodore Woodward
Barry Stokes: Flavio
Betsy Brantley : Stacey
Alan Downer : the couchettist
Danielle Tylke: Alexandra or “Lexa”
Olivier Pierre: the hirer out of bicycles:
John Serret: an employee of hotel

Sources

Some details on the telefilm on answers.com.

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