Directory of Saint, The Resources

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Simon Templar is a thief who steals from other crooks, and in the process, ensures the villains get locked up for their crimes. Meanwhile, a police detective who regards Templar as a criminal in his own right doggedly pursues him. The series first aired in 1962 with Roger Moore in the title role.

Subcategories

• Charteris, Leslie
• Moore, Roger
• Volvo

Resources in This Category

• IMDB: The Fiction Makers (1967)

  http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0061662/
  Includes plot summary, user comments, and cast overview.

• IMDB: The Saint (1962)

  http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0055701/
  Includes plot summary, user comments, and cast overview.

• IMDB: Vendetta for the Saint (1969)

  http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0066521/
  Includes plot summary, user comments, and cast overview.

• The Saint

  http://www.epguides.com/Saint/
  An online guide to the titles and air dates of the 1960's television series starring Roger Moore.

• The Saint at A&E

  http://www.saint.org/aevideos.htm
  The Saint series of the 1960's featuring Roger Moore is now available on video and DVD.

• The Saint Novels in French

  http://www.lofficier.com/saint.html
  Illustrated history of the French Saint novels.

• The Saint on TV

  http://www.saint.org/sttv.htm
  Listing of television episodes and downloads of the soundtrack theme.

• The Saint's Volvo 1800

  http://www.saint.org/volvo.htm
  Information about the Volvo P1800, driven by Simon Templar, alias The Saint.

• The Saint's Volvo P1800

  http://www.tvacres.com/autos_volvo.htm
  Information about the car used in the Saint television series from TV Acres.

• The Saint: The Roger Moore Years

  http://www.therogermooreyears.50megs.com/
  Website devoted to Roger Moore's protrayal of Leslie Charteris' Simon Templar.

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