Jessie: The Golden Heart (2021)
Set in the 1800s of Scotland when servants didn't rise above their station comes a love story for the ages. As the master of Stratton castle lies dying he makes his son promise to take over the lands and find an appropriate match, however, unbeknownst to his father, Walter has already fallen in love with Jessie, a beautiful servant girl. Now he must fight against his forbidden passion for fear of scandal and ruin or risk it all for Jessie the Golden Hearted.
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Set in the 1800s of Scotland when servants didn't rise above their station comes a love story for the ages. As the master of Stratton castle lies dying he makes his son promise to take over the lands and find an appropriate match, however, unbeknownst to his father, Walter has already fallen in love with Jessie, a beautiful servant girl. Now he must fight against his forbidden passion for fear of scandal and ruin or risk it all for Jessie the Golden Hearted.
Rating:NR
Genre:Drama, History, Romance
Written By:Peggy Roger
In Theaters:11/12/2021
Box Office:
Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Unlike Any Other Productions, Indican Pictures
Cast
Zelie Dember-Slack, Peggy Roger
Director
Kat Fairaway
Jessie Morris
Eric Roberts
Master Alfred Sinclair
Charlie Clark
Kilmany Farmer (as Charlie Clark)
Kirstie Pooley
Mistress Rachel
Andrew Shelton
Walter Sinclair
Maggie Lacy
Lizzy Mills
Christina Evans
Lady Agnes
David E. Ballard
Sir Anders
Mera Mayde
Mrs. Dorris
Theresa Croft
Ms. Anders
Timothy N. Kopacz
Jim Wilson
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