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  1. Created by. The Saint novels by. Leslie Charteris. Original work. Meet the Tiger by Leslie Charteris. Owner. Paramount Pictures. The Saint franchise consists of European and American action - mystery thrillers, including film, radio, and television mediums.

  2. Mar 26, 2022 · Barry Wurst March 26, 2022. 3,848 4 minutes read. Phillip Noyce’s “The Saint” (1997) begins with an opening scene so dreadful, it’s (to use the film’s favorite word) a “miracle” that it eventually does improve itself.

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  4. The 1990's featured a big budget Paramount film starring Val Kilmer in many disguises driving around a new Volvo C70 sports coupe. The more literary minded of us recall a series of books written by Leslie Charteris, dating back to the 1920s that was still being added to in the 1980s. Readers of pulp magazines have pleasant memories of The Saint ...

  5. Created by Leslie Charteris in a series of books, Simon Templar, nicknamed The Saint ( because of his initials ), is a world-famous amateur detective who operates as a modern-day Robin Hood. Many episodes of the Moore series adapted short stories and novels from the book series.

  6. Apr 4, 2017 · The Saint was a big-budget, James Bond–style role setting Kilmer up for a franchise. Based on a mystery book series by Leslie Charteris, the story had been made into films during the 1930s and...

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  7. French adventures. Unpublished works. In popular culture. References. External links. The Saint (Simon Templar) The Saint is the nickname of the fictional character Simon Templar, featured in a series of novels and short stories by Leslie Charteris published between 1928 and 1963.

  8. Series. Trivia. YMMV. Monster. Create New. Watch for the sign of the Saint: He will be back! The Saint is a long-running franchise, created by Leslie Charteris, surrounding the exploits of international adventurer Simon Templar. Literature: The Saint, the original series of novels, novellas and short stories, which started in 1928.

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