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The Saint

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Oct 8, 2026

Terry BamberGUEST
8:56
So nepotism does work, unfortunately.
Terry BamberGUEST
8:59
But the wonderful thing I remember about that was I've always adored Roger Moore when he was in The Saint and The Persuaders.
Terry BamberGUEST
9:07
And one of my tasks on the first day was at the end of the day's filming, he used to like a chicken sandwich on brown bread.
Terry BamberGUEST
9:14
So I was sent off to the canteen to get the chicken sandwich.
Peter HolmstromHOST
10:12
Merci.
Peter HolmstromHOST
10:13
Everything I've heard about Roger Moore is he, the version you hoped he would be when you watched this movie, he actually was.
Terry BamberGUEST
10:20
And more, because if you look at the Bond films, so many actors that were in the Bond films, he had worked with on The Saints and The Persuaders.
Terry BamberGUEST
10:28
And my dad had worked with him as a second assistant director on The Man Who Haunted Himself, which is one of Roger's favorite films of his performances.
Lee TyersHOST
26:22
He was.
ShaneHOST
26:23
And, and I think maybe The Saint as well.
ShaneHOST
26:25
I mean, I, I've seen Ed Devereux in The Saint, but again, um, I think [laughs] the thing with British TV is every- everyone who was anyone was in those shows, right? 'Cause they were, they made so many of them that I think most of the actors got, got part in them.
ShaneHOST
26:38
Um-
John AllamHOST
26:39
Yeah, I think Ed Devereux was in The Professionals as well.
Philip Gwynne JonesHOST
5:31
For three decades, she was barely off the TV screen.
Philip Gwynne JonesHOST
5:34
The '60s saw her in The Avengers, The Saint, Department S, Adam Adamant, The Main Chance, and pretty much everything you've ever heard of.
Philip Gwynne JonesHOST
5:43
The 1970s saw her in The Brothers, which featured future sparring partner Colin Baker.
Philip Gwynne JonesHOST
5:49
She was also a regular in Triangle, the BBC's bizarre attempt at a soap opera based around a North Sea ferry plying its trade between Gothenburg, Amsterdam, and Felixstowe.
Simon OwensGUEST
9:30
Yeah?
Denis WalterHOST
9:32
When Roger Moore became famous worldwide in the television show The Saint-
Simon OwensGUEST
9:37
Yeah
Denis WalterHOST
9:37
...
Peter PurvesHOST
19:49
You've been in almost everything.
Peter PurvesHOST
19:50
The Saint, Blake's 7, the, the, the big series that were regular, but you went in and made your mark as an individual character for one or two episodes, and your triumph at doing that I think is rewarded l- eventually by your wonderful performances in the Game of Thrones.
Julian GloverGUEST
20:12
Oh.
Peter PurvesHOST
20:13
Which was, you know, a- a- as you become older, suddenly you get an absolute bonus part, which I'm sure you've enjoyed, and it has done you g- it's done you well.
Darryl CunninghamGUEST
17:05
And, uh, they were very British.
Darryl CunninghamGUEST
17:07
The Saint was another one.
Darryl CunninghamGUEST
17:09
Um-
Justin TylerHOST
17:09
Hmm
Jeremy YoungGUEST
27:28
I mean, that's part of showbiz, part of your life as an actor.
Jeremy YoungGUEST
27:33
Some... gigs you do and you're doing your Shakespeare, your major Shakespeare parts and feeling very proud of yourself and the next minute you're on telly doing, you know, Doctor Who or whatever was around, Doomwatch at the time, The Saint.
Jeremy YoungGUEST
27:51
And they're running the Avengers, for instance, at the moment on one of the channels.
Jeremy YoungGUEST
27:56
And I did about four, yeah, four or five of those.
Dan ColónHOST
29:25
She was well known to Hammer fans through the 60s and 70s, thanks to her appearances in The Scarlet Blade, The Devil Ship Pirates, Dracula, The Prince of Darkness, and Rasputin, The Mad Monk.
Dan ColónHOST
29:35
She was also a regular on British television, appearing in Danger Man, UFO, Man in a Suitcase, The Persuaders, and four different episodes of The Saint, where she played four different characters.
speaker_4SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
29:45
Wow.
Dan ColónHOST
29:46
I'm sure our listeners across the pond will be more familiar with many of those shows.
Dan ColónHOST
29:50
Unfortunately, I'm only familiar with The Saint.
Dan ColónHOST
29:54
We seem to mention it in every episode at least once.
Dan ColónHOST
29:56
Fun fact, though, she was married to Ian McShane from 1965 to 1968.
Dan ColónHOST
32:05
walter brown is listed in the main credits he plays brother mark he is another like australian actor very very brief screen appearance unfortunately i couldn't find a whole lot of information on him but uh yeah his character is is barely seen so not too big a deal there Philip Latham as Clove.
Hank StrangeHOST
33:45
What was it? Volvo P1800.
Hank StrangeHOST
33:47
How about that? Do you remember the Volvo P1800? The Saint.
Hank StrangeHOST
33:52
The Saint had one of these.
Hank StrangeHOST
33:54
Look at that.
Hank StrangeHOST
33:58
Look at this green one right there.
Hank StrangeHOST
33:45
What was it? Volvo P1800.
Hank StrangeHOST
33:47
How about that? Do you remember the Volvo P1800? The Saint.
Hank StrangeHOST
33:52
The Saint had one of these.
Hank StrangeHOST
33:54
Look at that.
Hank StrangeHOST
33:58
Look at this green one right there.

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