Queen

Drama 1993

Halle Berry headlines in what USA Today cites as “the first great epic miniseries since Lonesome Dove” as the daughter of a slave and plantation owner searching for a home in the aftermath of the Civil War. Ann-Margret, Danny Glover, Martin Sheen and Ossie Davis also star in this poignant, uplifting miniseries from Alex Haley (Roots).

Drama 1993

Starring Ossie Davis, Danny Glover, Halle Berry

EPISODE 1

Episode 1

In pre-Civil War Alabama, the forbidden love between the son (Tim Daly) of a plantation owner (Martin Sheen) and the daughter (Jasmine Guy) of his black valet (Paul Winfield) produces a mulatto child (Raven-Symone); after discovering her mixed parentage, Queen determines to win the ac.

1 hr 34 min · Feb 14, 1993
EPISODE 2

Episode 2

At the war's end, Queen (Halle Berry) oversees the devastated plantation, but leaves when she realizes the family will never accept her; Queen is raped by her wealthy fiance (Victor Garber); while working for two religious spinsters (Sada Thompson, Elizabeth Wilson), Queen meets forme.

1 hr 31 min · Feb 16, 1993
EPISODE 3

Episode 3

Queen (Halle Berry) unknowingly agrees to work for the wife (Frances Conroy) of a Ku Klux Klan leader (Richard Jenkins); Queen heads for Tennessee where she meets good-hearted Alec Haley (Danny Glover) and is hired at a plantation run by a kind abolitionist (George Grizzard); despite.

1 hr 35 min · Feb 18, 1993

Ossie Davis

Parson Dick
Danny Glover

Alec Haley
Halle Berry

Queen
Ann-Margret

Sally Jackson
Raven-Symoné

Young Queen

About

Queen

DRAMA

Halle Berry headlines in what USA Today cites as “the first great epic miniseries since Lonesome Dove” as the daughter of a slave and plantation owner searching for a home in the aftermath of the Civil War. Ann-Margret, Danny Glover, Martin Sheen and Ossie Davis also star in this poignant, uplifting miniseries from Alex Haley (Roots).

Information

Studio: CBS
Released: 1993

Languages

Original Audio: English
Audio: English (United States) (AAC)
Subtitles: English (CC)

Accessibility

: Closed captions (CC) refer to subtitles in the available language with the addition of relevant non-dialogue information.