The Cartier Affair

1984 American TV series or program
  • Comedy
  • Crime
Written by
  • Brad Buckner
  • Eugenie Ross-Leming
  • Michael Devereaux
  • Karen Golden
Directed byRod HolcombStarring
  • David Hasselhoff
  • Joan Collins
  • Telly Savalas
  • Ed Lauter
Music by
  • Arthur B. Rubinstein
  • Abby Treloggen
  • Cynthia Morrow
Country of originUnited StatesOriginal languageEnglishProductionExecutive producerLeonard HillProducers
  • Joel Dean
  • Christopher Nelson
  • Brad Buckner
  • Eugenie Ross-Leming
CinematographyHanania BaerEditorErwin DumbrilleRunning time96 min. approxProduction companies
  • Hill-Mandelker Productions
  • B & E Enterprises
  • King Features Entertainment
Budget$2.5 millionOriginal releaseNetworkNBCReleaseNovember 4, 1984 (1984-11-04)

The Cartier Affair is a 1984 NBC TV movie that starred Knight Rider's David Hasselhoff and Dynasty's Joan Collins, which also featured Kojak's Telly Savalas.

Plot

Curt Taylor (David Hasselhoff) is released from California State Prison and to settle a debt he becomes a secretary for Cartier Rand (Joan Collins) as a form of amusing punishment, so that he can steal her jewels. During the course of his employment for Cartier, He falls in love with her, which complicates his primary mission to steal from her, Cartier reciprocates his feelings and the two begin an affair.

Cast and crew

Actor Role
Joan Collins Cartier Rand/Marilyn Hallifax
David Hasselhoff Curtis "Curt" Taylor
Telly Savalas Phillip "Phil" Drexler
Ed Lauter Lyndon Dean
Steven Apostle J J Phonopolous
Jordan Charney Ben Foley
Joe LaDue Russ Houser
Charles Napier Morgan Carroll
Randi Brooks Shirl
Rita Taggart Monica

External links

  • The Cartier Affair at IMDb Edit this at Wikidata
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Films directed by Rod Holcomb


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