Danielle Steel's Zoya (1997)
A young Russian countess escapes the 1917 revolution and, despite hardship, makes a new life for herself in America.
Director: Richard A. Colla
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Melissa Gilbert as Zoya Ossipov |
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Bruce Boxleitner as Clayton Andrews |
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Denise Alexander as Axelle |
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Don Henderson as Feodor |
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Zane Carney as Young Nicholas |
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Taryn Davis as Young Sasha |
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David Warner as Prince Vladmir |
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Diana Rigg as Evgenia |
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Peggy Cass as Mrs. Molloy |
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Tiffany Amber Knight as Teen Zoe |
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Jacob Bloom as Five-Year-Old Matthew |
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Maxim Roy as Colette |
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Gregory Perrelli as Ten-Year-Old Matthew |
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Sarabeth Sherbine as Six-Year-Old Zoe |
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Frank Schorpion as David |
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Jane How as Natalya |
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Richard Durden as Konstantin |
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Samuel West as Nicolai |
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Gregory Hlady as Diaghilev |
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Burtt Harris as Fitzhugh |
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Henderson Forsythe as Arnold Evan |
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Catherine Colvey as Lillian |
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Donna Sarrasin as Maggie |
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Emma Stevens as Grand Duchess Marina |
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Kristofer Batho as Grand Duke Cyril |
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Julie Cox as Maria |
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Jennifer Hilary as Tsarina |
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Philip Casnoff as Simon Hirsch |
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Cameron Bancroft as Nicholas |
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Julian Stone as Freddy |
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Susan Haskell as Elizabeth |
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Jennifer Garner as Sasha |
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Caroline Néron as Lucy |
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Derek Johnston as Sailor |
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Stéphany Maillery as Salesgirl |
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Erin Simms as Bunny |
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David Francis as Judge |
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David Raboy as Rabbi |
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Billy Kay as Newsboy |
| Production | Douglas S. Cramer | Executive Producer |
| Production | Dennis Hammer | Supervising Producer |
| Writing | L. Virginia Browne | Teleplay |
| Directing | Richard A. Colla | Director |
| Editing | Michael S. Murphy | Editor |
| Sound | William Goldstein | Original Music Composer |
| Sound | Michael T. Andreas | Music Editor |
| Production | Kay Hoffman | Producer |
| Costume & Make-Up | Barbara Lane | Costume Design |
| Camera | Laszlo George | Director of Photography |
| Production | Robin Lippin | Casting |
| Directing | Carole Dubuc | First Assistant Director |
| Writing | Danielle Steel | Novel |
| Art | Peter Wooley | Production Design |
