The Saint

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The Saint refers to a fictional character created by Leslie Charteris in one of the following contexts:

• Simon Templar, the character also known as "The Saint" (main article on this topic)
• Many books in the Simon Templar series begin with the words "The Saint ..." (see above article for the complete list)
• One of the following films based upon the character:
  • The Saint in New York (1938)
  • The Saint Strikes Back (1939)
  • The Saint in London (1939)
  • The Saint's Double Trouble (1940)
  • The Saint Takes Over (1940)
  • The Saint in Palm Springs (1941)
  • The Saint's Vacation (1942)
  • The Saint Meets the Tiger (1943)
  • The Saint's Girl Friday (aka The Saint's Return) (1953)
  • The Saint (film), a 1997 motion picture starring Val Kilmer as Templar and only loosely based upon the character.
    • The Saint (novel), the novelization of the above film, by Burl Barer.
• The Saint (TV series), a TV series that ran from 1962 to 1969, starring Roger Moore as Templar.
• Return of the Saint, a 1978-1979 television series starring Ian Ogilvy as Templar.
• The Saint in Manhattan, a 1987 TV movie pilot starring Australian actor Andrew Clarke as the Saint.
• A 1989 series of six television movies featuring Simon Dutton as Templar (see the Simon Templar article for details).
• The Saint Mystery Magazine, a literary publication that was published during the mid-20th Century.

See Category:The Saint for additional articles related to The Saint.

Other uses of the term:

• Il santo (The Saint), a novel by Antonio Fogazzaro
• The Saint (newspaper) is also a student newspaper for St. Clair College in Ontario, Canada.
• The Saint (UK newspaper) is an independent student newspaper aimed at the students of the University of St Andrews, United Kingdom.
• "The Saint (song)", a recording by Duran Duran

[edit] See also

• Saint (disambiguation)
• The Saints (disambiguation)