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"The Saint" The Latin Touch (1962)



Overview

User Rating:
7.8/10   20 votes
Director:
John Gilling
Writers:
Gerald Kelsey (screenplay)
Dick Sharples (screenplay)
TV Series:
"The Saint" (1962)
Original Air Date:
11 October 1962 (Season 1, Episode 2)
Genre:
Action | Crime more
Plot:
Holidaying in Rome, the Saint befriends Sue Inverest, the daughter of American senator Hudson Inverest... more | add synopsis
User Comments:
One of the Weaker Episodes more

Cast

  (Episode Credited cast)

Roger Moore ... Simon Templar / The Saint
Alexander Knox ... Governor Hudson Inverest
Doris Nolan ... Maude Inverest
Bill Nagy ... Tony Unciello
Warren Mitchell ... Marco Di Cesari
Peter Illing ... Inspector Buono
Marie Burke ... Signora Unciello
Suzan Farmer ... Sue Inverest

Robert Easton ... Benson
Carroll Simpson ... Maria
Anita Sharp-Bolster ... Ada Harmer (as Anita Sharp Bolster)
Charles Irwin ... Eddie Harmer
Roy Patrick ... Georgio
David Calderisi ... Vittorio
Tony Arpino ... Warder
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Fun Stuff

Quotes:
Simon Templar: Depending on how you feel, Rome is either the most historic city in the world or it's a city of yells, bells and smells where every street vendor and sidewalk photographer is out to make a fast buck from the unsuspecting tourist. more

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One of the Weaker Episodes, 17 December 2008
5/10
Author: aimless-46 from Kentucky

One of the weakest episodes of the series. The producers of this type of show were convinced that 1960's viewers got off on faked exotic locations and dumpy blonde's; this episodes suffers from both. Unfortunately neither the story nor the guest stars are top shelf so Moore has to carry things, with a bit of comic relief help from his Italian sidekick Taxi driver (played by Warren Mitchell).

The Saint is knocked out in Rome during the kidnapping of a dumpy blonde.

It turns out that she is the daughter of a United States Governor, who is visiting Rome as part of a trade commission. The kidnapper turns out to be the older brother of a death row prisoner back in the Governor's home state. and instead of a ransom he wants a reprieve for his murderer brother. The title comes from Simon's clever use of the Latin language to pass along a clue.

The only notable thing is an appearance by character actor Robert Easton, playing an American embassy official. Unfortunately it is a straight role without his trademark drawl.

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