In 1979, Deborah Raffin co-starred in the NBC miniseries
The Last Convertible. Based on the novel by Anton Myrer, the miniseries also featured Perry King, Bruce Boxleitner, Edward Albert, John Shea and Michael Nouri as five friends going to Harvard in the 1940s and their lives afterward. Six hours in length,
The Last Convertible was mostly well received by critics, though some thought it was a little slow-paced or overlong. However, many found the miniseries to be a loving tribute to a more innocent time.
Deborah Raffin would not appear in another miniseries until
Noble House in 1988.
Here are some press materials relating to
The Last Convertible:
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| Perry King & Deborah Raffin from The Windsor Star (September 24, 1979) |
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| Article about The Last Convertible from St. Petersburg Times (September 24, 1979) |
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| Deborah Raffin and Perry King promoting The Last Convertible |
Here are some promotional photos of Deborah Raffin and Perry King for
The Last Convertible:
Here are some pics of Deborah Raffin and two of her other co-stars in
The Last Convertible:
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| Deborah Raffin and Bruce Boxleitner |
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| Deborah Raffin and Edward Albert |
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| Another photo of Deborah Raffin and Eddie Albert |
Here are some images from
The Last Convertible:
