Feature1995·94m·6.0

Hart to Hart: Two Harts in 3/4 Time

Hart To Hart Two Harts In Three-Quarter Time

MysteryCrimeDrama

This entry in the long-running romance of Jonathan and Jennifer Hart picks up following the death of their beloved friend Max when the Harts go to Montreal for the reading of his will. While there, they learn of a clock Max has left for them with his niece, Marie, which is stolen before they can receive it. Meanwhile, Marie’s partner in their antique shop, Vivienne, meets with Ronnie, her secret lover and the husband of the Harts’ friend Lady Camilla Ashley, and is subsequently killed. The clock seems to be at the center of a mystery which includes kidnapping and murder, and the Harts will have to unravel it if they want to get their gift from Max back.

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Cast

Robert Wagner

Jonathan Hart

Stefanie Powers

Jennifer Hart

Joan Collins

Lady Camilla

Jeff Kaake

Ronnie Scott

Daniela Amavia

Marie (as Daniela Lunkewitz)

Sebastian Koch

Kurt

Tara Slone

Vivienne

Jason Cavalier

Paul

Richard Zeman

Henri

Alexander Bacan Chapman

Freddy

David Raboy

Lew Roth

Francine Morand

Frances X. Gaylord

Pierre Lenoir

Hotel Manager

Walter Massey

Herb Hall

Richard Jutras

Detective Claude

Freeway Jr.

Freeway Jr. (as Dirty Harry)

Sam Stone

Vern Hunnicut

Roc LaFortune

(unknown)

Josée Beaulieu

Hélène

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
Revenue
Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Columbia Pictures TelevisionFamily Channel

Crew

Director

Michael Tuchner

Writers

Donald Ross

Claude Foisy

Original Music Composer

Laszlo George

Director of Photography

Gallery

Reviews

r96sk

2/14/2021

5.0

My least favourite of the <em>'Hart to Hart'</em> film series, up until this point at least. I didn't sense the usual charm with Robert Wagner and Stefanie Powers as much in <em>'Hart to Hart: Two Harts in 3/4 Time'</em>, they are still the most noteworthy things about these films but I didn't find them as enjoyable here. Not helped by the plot, which is very bland; despite the presence of Joan Collins. The ending is particularly uninteresting. The first from the series' first six offerings that I've found a chore to sit through, that's not to say the preceding productions are good - they aren't - but they at least kept me watching without any negatives.

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