Nancy (1970)★ 6.0/10
- Comedy
Directed by: Jerome Courtland, Claudio Guzmán, Alan Rafkin, E.W. Swackhamer, Allen Baron
Written by: Sidney Sheldon, William Canning, Alan Devon, John McGreevey
Nancy Smith was the daughter of the President of the United States. She met a young veterinarian and they fell in love. But, two agents of the secret service in charge of constant surveillance did nothing to promote the romance.
- Original title
- Nancy
- Storyline
- Nancy Smith was the attractive young daughter of the President of the United States. She met a young veterinarian from Center City, Iowa (near Des Moines) and they fell in love. Unfortunately, being under constant surveillance by the two agents of the secret service (Turner and Rodriguez) who did nothing to promote the romance at this point; Nancy's chaperone Abigail and Adam's Uncle Everett also seemed to get in the way constantly, not to mention the press. The President was never shown on camera, but his aides were and his voice was heard on occasion. On November 5, 1970, The couple got married at Adam's house.
- Rating
- 6.0 / 10 · 50
- Companies
- Screen Gems Television, Sidney Sheldon Productions, Columbia TriStar Domestic Television, Columbia TriStar Television, National Broadcasting Company (NBC), Sony Pictures Television
- Release dates
- US September 17, 1970
- NL October 20, 1971