Villa to Let

Season 1Episode 160 minnov. 1, 1989
Villa to Let

Tuscany, a beautiful villa, a whole month with her family in the sun. Molly Pargeter arranges everything perfectly for a holiday that will change their lives. So why is her husband reluctant to go? Why is the owner of the villa so elusive? And is there more than insect life to fear? Molly is resolved that nothing will disturb their summer idyll, especially not the presence of her appalling father, ageing journalist and rake, Haverford Downs.

Villa to Let has aired on nov. 1, 1989 at 21:25
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