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Hearts of Gold

Two people from very different backgrounds find it impossible to be together. But their love makes them determined - and destined - to try.

Year: 2003 · Hearts of Gold · Credits: Jeremy Sheffield, Kate Jarman, Geraldine James... more

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Years: 2003

Seasons: 1

Genre: Drama

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