The Saint Simon Templar, the Robin Hood of modern crime, makes a welcome return to BBC
7 in 3 sixty minute thrillers by Lesley Charteris, two of which are
dramatised by the prolific dramatist/abridger Neville Teller. The Saint
Overboard, The Saint Closes the Case and The Saint Plays with Fire star Paul
Rhys, Kim Thomson, Joshua Towb and John Hollis, the producer was Matthew Walters.
1 of 3 - The Saint Overboard
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Many thanks, Rick for these highly entertaining and well produced radio plays. According to a quote from Neville Teller at blog.saint.org, the third radio play, (“The Saint Closes the Case”), '(was) given to Roger Danes to dramatise'.
Rick,This one plays so well. What a superior production! Great listening! An all time fave! Was it BBC? I wonder if it is possible to get the odd TV episodes' audio down? Like Robert does with the Perry mason TV shows. That would be cool, as Roger Moore is a Hero of mine! - Ron L.
RICK - This one and ' Plays With Fire ', are two of my ALL TIME faves to listen to. I am a Charteris collector/reader and had these on cassette years ago. I listened again and am so thrilled with them that I got my daughter to " BURN " , them to Disk,so I can listen every once in a while. They are awesome! The lead actor actually sounds quite like Roger Moore,(my hero), whom I met at a UNICEF function back in 2001,I believe! I am thrilled to have these! God Bless Rick! - Ron L.
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Many thanks, Rick for these highly entertaining and well produced radio plays. According to a quote from Neville Teller at blog.saint.org, the third radio play, (“The Saint Closes the Case”), '(was) given to Roger Danes to dramatise'.
Here is a link to a bunch of Saint radio episodes including an early one from 1940 featuring Leslie Charteris.
http://otrrlibrary.org/s.html
The Roger Moore Saints are running on Rural TV in the afternoons. I DVR them, then listen to them at night.
Gypsy
The Saint may return to TV soon! Here's a link to the promo for the new series published April 1, 2013. Look for cameos of Ian Ogilvie and Roger Moore in it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qhEI_jDRZw8&feature=youtu.be