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Nov 4, 1984 · The Cartier Affair: Directed by Rod Holcomb. With Joan Collins, David Hasselhoff, Ed Lauter, Randi Brooks. Curt Taylor (David Hasselhoff) is a convict and owes Phil Drexler (Telly Savalas), the number one convict in the prison.
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- Comedy, Crime
- Rod Holcomb
- 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.
- Comedy Crime
The Cartier Affair. Rent The Cartier Affair on Prime Video, or buy it on Prime Video. A mobster (Telly Savalas) puts an ex-convict (David Hasselhoff) to work for a TV sex symbol (Joan Collins), to ...
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- Rod Holcomb
- Romance, Comedy
- Joan Collins
The Cartier Affair. Convict Curt Taylor owes a substantial sum to Phil Drexler, the top dog at California State Prison. When Curt is released from prison, he becomes a secretary for Cartier Rand in order to steal her jewels and settle the debt with Drexler. During the course of his tenure as secretary, Curt falls in love with Cartier, muddling ...
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Brief Synopsis. A pair of unlikely lovers -- a TV love goddess and an ex-con -- join forces to recover a fortune in stolen jewels that an underworld kingpin, operating out of prison, wants for himself. A light-hearted caper, it provided Joan Collins with a chance to spoof her own TV image and to wear a parade of co.
In "The Cartier Affair," David Hasselhoff plays ex-con Curt Taylor, who owes the number one prison convict Phil Drexler played by the deliciously slick-tongued and slick-headed Telly Savalas of "Kojak" fame---well, in effect, his life for protecting him in prison. Upon his release, he is given a tip about a job by an associate of Drexler, who ...
