The Saint (1962-1965)

Country: UK
Stars: Roger Moore, Ivor Dean, Leslie Crawford

Film Distributor: Network

The Saint (Sir Roger Moore) is a modern day Robin Hood of sorts. He prevents criminals from succeeding . Where a reward is offered, or the criminals loot is not discovered or "lost", he keeps it to cover his expenses.Simon Templar must always stay one step ahead of the law. Fortunately, his wit, charm, and knowledge of a criminal's ways makes it a fairly easy task.


Content:

1962
# The Talented Husband, screenplay by Jack Saunders
# The Latin Touch, screenplay by Gerald Kelsey and Dick Sharples
# The Careful Terrorist, screenplay by Gerald Kelsey and Dick Sharples
# The Covetous Headsman, screenplay by John Roddick
# The Loaded Tourist, screenplay by Richard Harris
# The Pearls of Peace, screenplay by Richard Harris
# The Element of Doubt, screenplay by Norman Borisoff
# The Arrow of God, screenplay by Julian Bond
# The Effete Angler, screenplay by Norman Borisoff
# The Golden Journey, screenplay by Lewis Davidson
# The Man who was Lucky, screenplay by John Gilling
# The Charitable Countess, screenplay by Gerald Kelsey and Dick Sharples

1963
# The Romantic Matron, screenplay by Larry Forrester
# The Invisible Millionaire, screenplay by Kenneth Hayles
# The Gentle Ladies, screenplay by John Graeme
# The Ever-loving Spouse, screenplay by Norman Borisoff
# The Saint Sees it Through, screenplay by Ian Martin
# The Fellow Traveller, screenplay by Harry W. Junkin
# Starring the Saint, screenplay by Harry W. Junkin
# Judith, screenplay by Leonard Grahame
# Teresa, screenplay by John Kruse
# The Elusive Ellshaw, screenplay by Harry W. Junkin
# Marcia, screenplay by Harry W. Junkin
# The Work of Art, screenplay by Harry W. Junkin
# Iris, screenplay by Bill Strutton
# The King of the Beggars, screenplay by John Gilling
# The Rough Diamonds, screenplay by Bill Strutton
# The Saint Plays with Fire, screenplay by John Kruse
# The Benevolent Burglary, screenplay by Larry Forrester
# The Bunco Artists, screenplay by Lewis Davidson

1964
# The Well Meaning Mayor, screenplay by Robert Stewart
# The Sporting Chance, screenplay by John Kruse
# The Wonderful War, screenplay by John Graeme
# The Noble Sportsman, screenplay by John Graeme
# Luella, screenplay by Harry W. Junkin
# The Lawless Lady, screenplay by Harry W. Junkin
# The Good Medicine, screenplay by Norman Borisoff
# The High Fence, screenplay by Harry W. Junkin
# Sophia, screenplay by Robert Stewart
# The Miracle Tea Party, screenplay by Paddy Manning O'Brine
# Lida, screenplay by Terry Nation
# Jeannine, screenplay by Terry Nation
# The Scorpion, screenplay by Paul Erickson
# The Revolution Racket, screenplay by Terry Nation
# The Saint Steps In, screenplay by John Kruse
# The Loving Brothers, screenplay by John Graeme
# The Man who liked Toys, screenplay by Basil Dawson
# The Death Penalty, screenplay by Ian Stuart Black
# The Imprudent Politician, screenplay by Norman Hudis
# The Hi-jackers, screenplay by Paul Erickson
# The Unkind Philanthropist, screenplay by Marcus Demain

1965
# The Damsel in Distress, screenplay by Paul Erickson
# The Contract, screenplay by Terry Nation
# The Set-up, screenplay by Paddy Manning O'Brine
# The Inescapable Word, screenplay by Terry Nation
# The Rhine Maiden, screenplay by Brian Degas
# The Golden Frog, screenplay by Michael Cramoy
# The Sign of the Claw, screenplay by Terry Nation
# The Frightened Inn-Keeper, screenplay by Norman Hudis
# Sibao, screenplay by Terry Nation
# The Crime of the Century, screenplay by Terry Nation
# The Happy Suicide, screenplay by Brian Degas
# The Chequered Flag, screenplay by Norman Hudis
# The Crooked Ring, screenplay by Harry W. Junkin
# The Abductors, screenplay by Brian Degas
# The Smart Detective, screenplay by Michael Cramoy
# The Persistent Parasite, screenplay by Norman Hudis
# The Man Who Could Not Die, screenplay by Terry Nation
# The Saint Bids Diamonds, screenplay by Pat Lasky and Jesse Lasky Jr.
# The Spanish Cow, screenplay by Michael Cramoy
# The Old Treasure Story, screenplay by Ronald Duncan




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