Sins

Year: 1000

Runtime: 261 mins

Language: English

Director: Douglas Hickox

Drama

The 1986 CBS miniseries follows a woman who survives the Nazi occupation of France and pursues revenge, climbing from war‑torn Europe into the boardrooms and bedrooms of the world’s super‑rich. Based on Judith Gould’s 1982 novel, it stars Joan Collins, who also served as executive producer with Peter Holm. Produced by New World Television, Collins dons 85 costumes, and Carly Simon co‑wrote and performs the theme “It’s Hard to be Tender.”

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