The Moonstone
An adaptation of the classic novel by Wilkie Collins, `The Moonstone' is considered the first true detective tale in the English language. On her 18th birthday, Rachel Verinder, a young English woman, inherits a large diamond passed down by her uncle. When the diamond is stolen after a lavish birthday celebration, Rachel's cousin, Franklin Blake, sets out to track down the thief and reclaim the diamond in an effort to win Rachel's affection. Desperate to win the heart of his one true love, Franklin convinces Sergeant Cuff, a celebrated detective, to step out of retirement, and the two embark on a quest to recover the precious gemstone. … MORE
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Keeley Hawes
English actress
Greg Wise
Actor
Wilkie Collins
English novelist
Ayesha Gwilt
English actress
Guy Henry
Military officer ‧ Guy Vernor Henry's son
Anton Lesser
English actor
Lesley Sharp
English film actress
David Calder
Actor
Patricia Hodge
Actress
Sarah Hadland
Actress
Jane McGrath
Irish actress
John Thomson
Comedian
Rick Wentworth
Film composer
David Manners
American-Canadian actor
Jeremy Swift
Actor
Barry Letts
Actor
Paul Brooke
Actor
Sophie Ward
Actress
Robert Bierman
Film director
Antony Sher
British actor
Reginald Barker
Film director
Terrence Hardiman
Actor
John Davidson
American actor
Peter Jeffrey
Character actor
John Thompson
American basketball coach
Jameson Thomas
Film actor
Kevin Elyot
British playwright
Herbert Bunston
Actor
Eugene O'Brien
American film star
Gustav von Seyffertitz
Film actor
Joshua Silver
Physicist
Rachel Gurney
Eugenie Magnus Ingleton
British screenwriter
Anthony Sagar
Character actor
Simon Schatzberger
Actor
Frank Hall Crane
American film actor
Mary Webster
Alleged witch
John Davison
Canadian cricketer
Adele Buffington
American screenwriter
Dorothy Gordon
British actress
Claude King
American singer-songwriter
Elaine Hammerstein
American film actress
E. Magnus Ingleton
Screenwriter
Edmund Mortimer
Rebel
Johnny Thomson
Race car driver
Terenia Edwards
Actor
Leo Wringer
Actor