Hart to Hart: Harts in High Season

TV Movie
1996
Not Rated
1h 31m

IMDb RATING

6.4/10

243

YOUR RATING

Robert Wagner and Stefanie Powers in Hart to Hart: Harts in High Season (1996)

Crime Drama Mystery

When his old enemy Elliot Manning goes missing in Australia, Jonathan Hart is suspected by the Australian police of having done away with him. With help from his wife, Jonathan turns sleuths... Read allWhen his old enemy Elliot Manning goes missing in Australia, Jonathan Hart is suspected by the Australian police of having done away with him. With help from his wife, Jonathan turns sleuths in order to prove himself innocent. The couple go through a few adventures while trying t... Read allWhen his old enemy Elliot Manning goes missing in Australia, Jonathan Hart is suspected by the Australian police of having done away with him. With help from his wife, Jonathan turns sleuths in order to prove himself innocent. The couple go through a few adventures while trying to clear Jonathan's name.

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IMDb RATING

6.4/10

243

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Goofs
In the first shot of Jonathan, Jennifer, Elliott, Lisa and Tonga on the boat, Jonathan's right hand holding the rope is roughly 18 inches above Jennifer's right hand holding the same rope. The next time they are seen, his hand has lowered to about a foot above, without being seen to lower it. The last time they are seen, he lowers his hand to cover Jennifer's, but not being seen to lower his hand ahead of time.

Connections
Followed by Hart to Hart: Till Death Do Us Hart (1996)

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Featured review

2/10

Truly dreadful

This was one of those movies you would watch if you liked the original series. It is dire in the extreme. You keep thinking something exciting is going to happen throughout and it never does. Perhaps one should have been wary of the vanity "Producer: Stefanie Powers" credit at the start of the show; followed up after 120 minutes of pure snooze by "Executive Producer: Robert Wagner". There is no pace in the show nor any sense of intrigue or danger. It seems to be a way to showcase Sydney and the Sydney Opera House. It really makes you wonder how something like this ever got produced. Save two hours of your life and avoid.