Condominium

Synopsis

Condominium, starring Barbara Eden, is a dramatic TV miniseries released in 1980 based on the best-selling novel by John D. MacDonald. Set in Florida, the show follows the residents of a newly constructed luxury high-rise whose lives intertwine amidst mystery, romance, and betrayal. As tensions rise and secrets are exposed, the characters must navigate through love affairs, power struggles, and a looming disaster that threatens their very existence. With captivating performances and intricate plot twists, Condominium immerses viewers in a world where dark secrets lurk behind every closed door.

Cast

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  Barbara Eden

  Barbara Messenger

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  Dan Haggerty

  Sam Harrison

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  Steve Forrest

  Gus Garver

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  Ana Alicia

  Thelma Messenkott

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  Richard Anderson

  Henry Churchbridge

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  Ralph Bellamy

  Lee Messenger

Reviews

Condominium received mixed reviews from critics upon its release. While some praised the stellar cast led by Barbara Eden and the gripping storyline adapted from the novel, others criticized its pacing and melodramatic elements. The Los Angeles Times commented, 'Barbara Eden shines in her role, bringing complexity and depth to her character.' On the other hand, Variety noted, 'The show struggles to maintain momentum, often succumbing to cliches and predictable plot developments.' Despite the polarizing opinions, Condominium remains a nostalgic gem for fans of classic TV dramas, offering a glimpse into the glamorous yet tumultuous lives of the high-society elite.