Hart to Hart: Home Is Where the Hart Is

TV Movie
1994
1h 29m

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Hart to Hart: Home Is Where the Hart Is (1994)

The Harts travel to Kingman's Ferry, a town a quaint little town where people know Jennifer Hart as Jennifer Edwards.The Harts travel to Kingman's Ferry, a town a quaint little town where people know Jennifer Hart as Jennifer Edwards.The Harts travel to Kingman's Ferry, a town a quaint little town where people know Jennifer Hart as Jennifer Edwards.

Director
- Peter Roger Hunt
Writers
- Sidney Sheldon
- Lawrence Hertzog
Stars

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7.0/10

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Director
- Peter Roger Hunt
Writers
- Sidney Sheldon
- Lawrence Hertzog
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
This was Maureen O'Sullivan's final acting role before her death on June 23, 1998 at the age of 87.

Goofs
In a thunderstorm, during the opening credits sequence, Eleanor Biddlecomb leaves her car in a hooded cape and enters Kingman's Ferry. Inside, her cape is as dry as a bone with no sign of the rain on it. On returning to her car through the rain, once again there is no evidence of any water on her clothing or shoe when she drives away.

Connections
Followed by Hart to Hart: Crimes of the Hart (1994)

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6/10

Definitively better than 'Hart to Hart Returns', at least in my eyes

Definitively better than 'Hart to Hart Returns', at least in my eyes. Still not all that good, though.

'Hart to Hart: Home Is Where the Hart Is' has a more intriguing story and a nicer setting than its predecessor. It still takes the obvious path with the plot, which affected my overall enjoyment and stops it reaching a higher rating, but it has more to it at least.

The cast, again, are likeable but forgettable. Stefanie Powers is the standout, while Robert Wagner surprisingly takes more a backseat in this film - as does Lionel Stander. Wagner is still involved for sure, but it felt more like a Powers film to me. The support cast are OK, at worst they are another improvement on last time out anyway.

Interested to see what the third installment has to offer.