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Contents.Plot The Saint picks up a man on a country road, leading him into a web of currency fraud, a couple of murders and much skulduggery. The case is complicated by an enthusiastic young lady.Cast. as Simon Templar / The Saint. as Penny Parker. as Dugan. as Inspector Claud Teal.
as Bruno Lang. as Mrs.
Buckley. as Count Stephen Duni. as Kussella. as Mr.
Morgan. as Stengler. as Mrs.
Morgan. as Sir Richard Blake. as Tobacco Shop ProprietorReception The film was shot in London.
Sanders arrived there in March 1939. Notes The film made a profit of $140,000. According to Saint historian, Charteris considered The Saint in London to be the best of the RKO film series.
He admired director Carstairs' work enough to dedicate the book to him; Carstairs is also the only person to direct not only RKO Saint films, but also two episodes of the 1962-69 series.References.
Publication date1928Media typePrint (hardback & paperback)Followed byMeet the Tiger is the title of an action-adventure novel written. In England it was first published by in September 1928; in the United States it was first published by 's imprint in March 1929 with the variant title Meet – the Tiger! It was the first novel in a long-running series of books (lasting into the 1980s) featuring the adventures of, alias 'The Saint'. It was later reissued under a number of different titles, including the unofficial Crooked Gold by Amalgamated Press in 1929 which failed to credit the authorship of Charteris, and the best-known reissue title, The Saint Meets the Tiger. In 1940 the Sun Dial Press changed the title to Meet – the Tiger!
The Saint Meets The Tiger Film
The Saint in Danger.Templar is introduced as a young adventurer 27 years of age, who is independently wealthy and accompanied by a manservant named Orace. Templar and Orace stay in a pillbox that Simon has purchased from the Ministry of Defence in the small seaside town of Baycombe, their intent to foil a plan by a mysterious individual known only as 'The Tiger' to smuggle stolen gold. Main article:In 1943, Meet the Tiger was adapted as the motion picture The Saint Meets the Tiger. Although the film takes some liberties with the novel (the character of Carn, for example, becomes, Templar's regular police adversary in the film series and later books) and the plot is sparked by a murder on Templar's doorstep (which does not occur in the book), the basic plot remains the same.The film starred as Templar, with as, as Horace (renamed from the original book's Orace), and as the Tiger. To date it is the only film adaptation of The Saint in which the character of Holm appears; in the books she shares most of Templar's adventures before Charteris phased her out in the late 1940s; film adaptations of stories originally featuring Holm would substitute different female characters. Holm would, however, be portrayed in an unbroadcast pilot episode for a Saint TV series produced in 2013 and eventually released to DVD in 2017.External links.
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on. (erroneously gives the publishing date as 1927 and misspells Baycombe).