The Islander

In The Islander, a retired lawyer purchases a small hotel in Honolulu, only to become embroiled in a dangerous situation involving a runaway grand jury witness and a ruthless mobster. The plot thickens with the involvement of a U.S. Senator who is framed for assaulting an airline stewardess. This film showcases the intricate storytelling typical of 1970s television dramas and highlights the challenges faced by its central character.

For collectors, this title represents a piece of television history from the late 1970s, a time when made-for-TV movies were gaining popularity. With a cast that includes notable names like Peter Mark Richman and Bernadette Peters, The Islander offers a glimpse into the era's dramatic storytelling style. The film's unique premise and the blend of legal and criminal themes make it an interesting addition to any collection focused on television films from this period.