Main Cast: Joan Collins, Linda Evans, John Forsythe
Release Year: 1991
Country: US
Run Time: 200 minutes
Plot
When the two-part Dynasty: The Reunion first aired, it rated a cover on TV Guide. The photo depicted Dynasty regulars Linda Evans (Krystal) and Joan Collins (Alexis) grinning at one another, while their true feelings were conveyed in comic-strip thought balloons reading "Hussy" and "Hag." This pretty much sums up the overall ambience of Dynasty: The Reunion. In part one, first telecast October 20, 1991, oil mogul Blake Carrington (John Forsythe) is released from prison. Hoping for a reunion with estranged wife Krystal -- and, incidentally, to recoup his financial empire -- Blake must now deal with a shady international consortium, headed by old nemesis Alexis. Part two, first telecast October 22, 1991, gets off to a good start with a desperate escape from the henchmen of an international consortium. The big money act, however, is the long-awaited catfight between Alexis and her longtime foe, goody two-shoes Krystal Carrington (Linda Evans). ~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide
Cast
Kathleen Beller - Kirby; Maxwell Caulfield - Miles; Joan Collins - Alexis; Natalie Core - Woman at Auction; Al Corley - Steven; Alphonsia Emmanuel - Mrs. Litton; Linda Evans - Krystle; John Forsythe - Blake Carrington; Evelyn Guerrero - Maid; Tony Jay - Dr. Jobinet; Jeroen Krabbé - Jeremy; Emily Kuroda - Nurse Lin; Heather Locklear - Sammy Jo; Wendie Malick - Carol Marshall; Michael A. Nickles - Photographer; Jeff O'Haco - Interviewer; Ray Reinhardt - Captain Chabrier; Richard Roat - Man at Auction; Robin Sachs - Adam; Emma Samms - Fallon; Eric Sinclair - Capt. at Swiss Resort; Cameron Watson - Burt Fallmont; Keone Young - Mr. Woo; Michael Brandon - Arlen; Brandon Bluhm - Little Blake; Orlando Bonner - Guard; Justin Burnette - Danny; John James - Jeff Colby
Credit
Irving Moore - Director, Bill Conti - Composer (Music Score), Peter Myers - Composer (Music Score), Elayne Barbara Ceder - Production Designer, Michel Hugo - Cinematographer, Richard Shapiro - Screenwriter
