Prince of Bel Air (TV 1986)A free-spirited, womanizing L.A. pool cleaner (Mark Harmon) finds his lifestyle challenged by a new love interest (Kirstie Alley). Robert Vaughn also appears as Alley's uncle. Director:Charles Braverman |
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Title: Prince of Bel Air (TV 1986)
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Robin Prince
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| Kirstie Alley | ... |
Jamie Harrison
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| Robert Vaughn | ... |
Stanley Auerbach
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| Patrick Labyorteaux | ... |
Justin
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| Bart Braverman | ... |
Larry Kampion
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Deborah Harmon | ... |
Carol Kampion
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Katherine Moffat | ... |
Kelli
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Scott Getlin | ... |
Steve Cooper
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Michael Horton | ... |
Michael Jacobs
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Brad Griffin
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Sherry Hursey | ... |
Sandi
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Lisanne Falk | ... |
Stacy
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| Dean Cameron | ... |
Willard
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| Don Swayze | ... |
Darryl
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| Barbara Crampton | ... |
Anne White
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A free-spirited, womanizing L.A. pool cleaner (Mark Harmon) finds his lifestyle challenged by a new love interest (Kirstie Alley). Robert Vaughn also appears as Alley's uncle.
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20 January 1986 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
Bel-Air hercege See more »Company Credits
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Performed by Dire Straits
Courtesy of Phonogram Ltd./Warner Bros. Records, Inc.
By Arrangement with Warner Special Products
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Mark Harmon, Kirstie Alley, Patrick Labyorteaux, and Dean Cameron would all reunite a year later in the theatrical comedy Summer School. As in this film, Alley's character (Robin Bishop) would play the hard to get love interest to Harmon's character (Freddie Shoop). See more »Soundtracks
"WALK OF LIFE"Performed by Dire Straits
Courtesy of Phonogram Ltd./Warner Bros. Records, Inc.
By Arrangement with Warner Special Products
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Before Summer School, Mark Harmon and Kirstie Alley teamed up for this made-for-TV romantic fable about a pool cleaning contractor who had it all: his own business, good looks and no shortage of female customers who wanted more than just their drains plumbed. But his all-American sex fantasy life gets complicated when Kirstie Alley shows up one day in one of his customer's pools. She's an artist, smart and interesting, and able to resist his boyish charm. To pursue her, he has to take stock of his life and lifestyle. Yep, pretty paint-by-numbers as these TV romances go, but at least everything is played for charm rather than cheap titillation. There is little comedy here, or much drama - it's mostly a character piece. The Bel Air setting is attractive and well- used, with lots of Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous visual appeal and both Harmon and Alley are great looking and likable in their roles. This is also a great reminder of how Kirstie Alley got to be a sex symbol 25 years ago, since nowadays she is mostly famous for being overweight. Your first glimpse of her in a swimsuit is one of those true WOW moments. Cautiously recommended, keep expectations low.