Outline:
This short run eries was set in a small fashion house in London's Covent Garden. 'Gems' was the company which was run by two brothers, Stephen and Alan Stone, who had nothing in common except the business.
Stephen was the designer who had an eye for women, while Alan looked after the financial affairs and was happily married with two children.
Broadcast Dates:
02/01/85-##/##/87
Details
Production Company:
Thames Television 1985-1988
Internet Pages:
IMDB - Gems
Your Views:
Nice to find a mention of this Thames Tv series it was a real joy to watch in the afternoons and i think it was an accurate portrayal of what it might have been like to work in a small fashion business in the 1980's in covent garden which gave the series a slightly glamorous image , my two favourite programmes at the time were gems and the fashion show , i would watch gems in the afternoon as i worked from home designing jewellery with the help of the enterprise allowance in Thatchers Britain after being made redundant , strangely i went on to work as a jewellery designer in the fashion industry and gems was a bit of an inspiration at the time . I suspect all the aussie soaps were the rage at the time so gems never got a prime time slot i think it would have become a popular series . I dont know what became of any of the actors or actresses although i think i saw one of the brothers in a vodka advert about ten years ago . Gems appealed to me at the time there were always plenty of cliff hangers , its a shame they dont make them like that anymore .
regards
J.F(West Yorks) - 03/01/05
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Soap Cross-Over
Cast:
Anjela Belli
Christina Scott
Cornelius Garrett
Alan Stone
Steven Mann
Stephen
David Savile
Charles Banks
with:
Gina Maher
Last Update: 03/01/05
#Special thanks to Mike McAsey who brought this programme to our attention.
since 08/12/01.
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