Emma: Queen of the South Seas (1988)
- Director(s):
- John Banas
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The two-part TV movie Emma: Queen of the South Seas stars the incredibly lovely Barbara Carrera. The film is based on the true story of Samoan princess Emma Coe. Part One takes place in the 1860s, as teenaged Emma (Rebekah Elmaloglou) dreams of an exotic life beyond the confines of her hated convent school. In part two, the grown-up Emma (Carrera), now ensconced in Samoa, valiantly defends her country against British colonization. Hal Holbrook and Thaao Penghlis play the most significant men in Emma's life. Syndicated to independent TV outlets, Emma: Queen of the South Seas was first telecast the week of April 23-29, 1988. ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
Complete Cast:
- Barbara Carrera - Emma
- Hal Holbrook - Jonas Coe
- Bob Baines - Mr. Keegan
- Jeanette Cronin - Alice Purdam
- Gerard Kennedy - Captain Rabardy
- Robert Mammone - Coe Forsayth (Age 20)
- E.G. Marshall - Ulysses S. Grant
- David Nettheim - Kaiser Wilhelm II
- Rebecca Rigg - Phebe Coe Parkinson
- Nathaniel Lees - King Malietoa Laupepa I
- Fred Welsh - Stand-In
- Rebekah Elmaloglou - Young Emma
- Thaao Penghlis - Albert
- Steve Bisley - Tom Farrell
- Ron Haddrick - Reverend Brown
- Michael Long - Captain Stevens
- Christian Manon - Lieutenant Bellamy
- Anna Maria Monticelli - Princess Le'utu
- Barry Quin - The Hon. W.H. Lyttelton
- Malcolm Robertson - Governor Hahl
- Halina Abramowicz - Helle Poppe
- Director(s):
- John Banas
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