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East of Eden

East of Eden

1981TV Mini Series⏱️ 8h 0m
Drama
7.4
IMDB Rating
922 votes

Screen adaptation of John Steinbeck's novel which begins in the years after the American Civil War and, through the story of the Trask family, brings to light a struggle and conflict inherent in the human condition.

Director
N/A
Writers
N/A
Stars
Timothy Bottoms, Jane Seymour, Bruce Boxleitner
Release Date
February 8, 1981
Language
English
Country
United States
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Wins
🎯 4
Nominations
💬 31
Reviews
📋 2.4K
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🎭 Top Cast

Timothy Bottoms
Timothy Bottoms
as Adam Trask
Jane Seymour
Jane Seymour
as Kate Trask
Bruce Boxleitner
Bruce Boxleitner
as Charles Trask
Soon-Tek Oh
Soon-Tek Oh
as Lee
Karen Allen
Karen Allen
as Abra
Hart Bochner
Hart Bochner
as Aron Trask
Sam Bottoms
Sam Bottoms
as Cal Trask
Warren Oates
Warren Oates
as Cyrus Trask
Howard Duff
Howard Duff
as Jules Edwards
Anne Baxter
Anne Baxter
as Faye

🎬 Technical Specs

Aspect Ratio
1.33 : 1
Sound
Mono
Color
Color
Filming Location
Gilroy, California, USA
Production
Barney Rosenzweig Productions, Mace Neufeld Productions, Viacom Productions

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🎯 Categories

Drama

⭐ Featured Review

Near the top of the mini-series TV movies
by rj-272011-07-15
9/10

"I read the book, saw the mini-series, then viewed the James Dean version. Simply put, the mini-series was hands down the better version. Beautifully filmed, intelligently written (keeping true to the novel) and impeccably cast, the mini-series is inspired stuff. Every important aspect of the novel was captured. Timothy Bottoms and Bruce Boxleitner fleshed out their respective characters faithfully to those conceived by Steinbeck. But it is Jane Seymour's convincing portrayal, almost beyond description, of the evil Kate, that is the kind of thing movie legends are made. She made a believ..."

💡 Did You Know?

Timothy Carey, who plays an evangelist, also appeared in the 1955 James Dean version.

📖 Synopsis

Screen adaptation of John Steinbeck's novel which begins in the years after the American Civil War and, through the story of the Trask family, brings to light a struggle and conflict inherent in the human condition.