Windmills of the Gods (1988)
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Windmills of the Gods was adapted for television by John Gay from a best-selling novel by Sidney Sheldon. Jaclyn Smith plays an American college professor, appointed US ambassador to Romania. While attending a peace conference, Jaclyn's life is placed in jeopardy by an all-powerful secret… More Windmills of the Gods was adapted for television by John Gay from a best-selling novel by Sidney Sheldon. Jaclyn Smith plays an American college professor, appointed US ambassador to Romania. While attending a peace conference, Jaclyn's life is placed in jeopardy by an all-powerful secret organization. Whom can she trust: American president Michael Moriarty, Rumanian top dog Franco Nero, fellow scholar David Ackroyd, or confrence chairman Ian McKellan? Or none of the above? This wide-ranging romantic adventure was lensed in several exotic locales, from Bucharest to Chile. Originally presented in two parts, Windmills of the Gods debuted February 7, 1988, directly opposite the ratings-busting TV-movie Elvis and Me. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Lee Philips
- Genres
- Drama, Action & Adventure, Romance, Mystery & Suspense
Unrated,
- In Theaters
- Feb 7, 1988 Wide
- On DVD
- Apr 28, 1993
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Cast
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David Ackroyd
as Doctor Ashley
- Jean-Pierre Aumont
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Christopher Cazenove
as Doctor Desforges
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Lou Criscuolo
as Pete Connors
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Jeffrey DeMunn
as Rogers
- Ruby Dee
- Stephanie Faracy
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J. Don Ferguson
as Ian Villers
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Kimberly Foster
as Woman on Mike's arm
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T.M. Nelson George
as Senator
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Mert Hatfield
as Senator
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Winston Hemingway
as Marine Guard
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J. Michael Hunter
as Dr. Doug Schiffer
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Joshua Bo Lozoff
as Nicu Ionesco
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Ian McKellen
as Chairman
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Ari Meyers
as Beth
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Michael Moriarty
as Ellison
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Franco Nero
as Ionescu
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Betsy Palmer
as Mrs. Hart Brisbane
- Lisa Pelikan
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Jaclyn Smith
as Mary Ashley
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Susan Tyrrell
as Neusa
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Robert Wagner
as Mike Slade
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Rick Warner
as James Stuckley
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Scott Williams
as Gunny Hughes
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John Rushton
as Diplomat
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Bob Seagren
as John Burns
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Gloria Crist
as Carmen
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Jim Grimshaw
as Language Instructor
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Joe Herold
as Malden
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Herschel Sparber
as Kidnapper
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Nello Tare
as James Hatfield
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Pat Hall
as Deputy Jake
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Ray Johnson
as Gen. Handley
