The Inheritance

One of eight (8) films available on the 2012, 2-DVD set, "British Cinema Collections: 8 Acclaimed Films". The films are:

Disc 1: "Love Among the Ruins" (1975), "THE INHERITANCE" (1997), Leo Tolstoy's "Anna Karenina" (1948), and Robert Louis Stevenson's "St. Ives" (1998).

Disc 2: "School for Seduction" (2004), "Dirty Pretty Things"" (2002), "Rogue Trader" (1999), and "Rowing with the Wind" (1988).

SPOILER: Epilogue:  "Amy Hamilton became a leader of the Suffragette movement. At the age of 61 she won the right to cast her first vote.  Beatrice Hamilton cultivated the world's first true burgundy-colored rose. She named it the Henry Otis.  Frederick Arlington married in 1879. And 1880. And 1885. He filed for personal bankruptcy in 1909.   Ida Glenshaw returned home to her aunts. In 1893 she spent six months in the Northland Correctional Facilities for shoplifting. She never married.  Mr. And Mrs. James Percy were wed in the spring. Edith left Evenswood to move into James' cottage by the ocean.  They lived happily ever after."