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- Title
- The Governor 2 - No Way to Treat A Lady (Episode Two)
- Content partner
- NZ On Screen
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- NZ On Screen
- Description
The second episode of Aotearoa's first blockbuster drama — in subject, budget and reception — focusses on Governor Grey and Lady Eliza's rocky and sometimes scandalous marriage. Their romance begins in Australia where Grey sustains an injury that spurs an opiate addiction. When tragedy strikes, grief takes different forms. Grey's star fades while he enjoys several affairs. Eliza (Judy Cleine) refuses to be humiliated and is punished unduly for a flirtation with an admiral (Ken Blackburn). Jaz...
- Format
- Video
- Date created
- 1977
- URL
- https://www.nzonscreen.com/title/the-governor-episode-two-1977
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