Category:The Saint – Season 3

Other Recurring Characters

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Inspector Teal (Ivor Dean)

Episodes
The Scorpion; The Man Who Liked Toys; The Damsel in Distress; The Contract; The Set-Up; The Crime of the Century

 

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Art Director

• Alan Harris: all except The Scorpion
• Leonard Townsend: The Scorpion

Assistant Director

• David Anderson: The Miracle Tea Party; Jeannine; The Man Who Liked Toys; The Death Penalty; The Hi-Jackers
• Pat Kelly: Lida; The Revolution Racket; The Loving Brothers; The Unkind Philanthropist; The Damsel in Distress; The Rhine Maiden; The Inescapable Word; The Golden Frog; The Frightened Inn-Keeper; Sibao; The Happy Suicide
• Dennis Hall: The Scorpion
• Harry Kratz: The Saint Steps In
• David Brocknell: The Imprudent Politician
• Bill Snaith: The Contract; The Set-Up
• Ken Baker: The Sign of the Claw; The Crime of the Century

Camera Operator

• Frank Watts: all except The Scorpion
• Val Stewart: The Scorpion

Casting Director

• David Booth

Continuity

• Josie Fulford: The Miracle Tea Party; Lida; Jeannine; The Revolution Racket; The Saint Steps In; The Loving Brothers; The Man Who Liked Toys; The Death Penalty; The Imprudent Politician; The Hi-Jackers; The Unkind Philanthropist; The Damsel in Distress; The Set-Up; The Rhine Maiden; The Inescapable Word; The Sign of the Claw; The Golden Frog; The Frightened Inn-Keeper; Sibao; The Crime of the Century; The Happy Suicide
• June Randall: The Scorpion
• Isabel Byers: The Contract

Director of Photography

• Lionel Banes: all except The Happy Suicide
• Jimmy Harvey: The Happy Suicide

Editor

• Derek Hyde Chambers: The Miracle Tea Party; Jeannine; The Man Who Liked Toys; The Death Penalty; The Contract
• Peter Pitt: Lida; The Scorpion; The Revolution Racket; The Saint Steps In; The Loving Brothers; The Unkind Philanthropist; The Set-Up; The Inescapable Word; The Sign of the Claw; Sibao; The Crime of the Century
• Jeanne Henderson: The Imprudent Politician; The Hi-Jackers; The Damsel in Distress; The Rhine Maiden; The Golden Frog; The Frightened Inn-Keeper; The Happy Suicide

Hairdressing

• Helen Penfold

Make-Up

• Dick Bonner-Moris: The Miracle Tea Party; Lida; Jeannine; The Scorpion; The Revolution Racket; The Saint Steps In; The Loving Brothers; The Man Who Liked Toys; The Death Penalty; The Imprudent Politician; The Hi-Jackers; The Unkind Philanthropist; The Damsel in Distress
• John Wilcox: The Contract
• Bill Lodge: The Set-Up; The Rhine Maiden; The Inescapable Word; The Sign of the Claw; The Golden Frog; The Frightened Inn-Keeper; The Crime of the Century; The Happy Suicide
• Dick Bonner-Jones: Sibao

Music Composed by

• Edwin Astley

Music Editor

• Deveril Goodman: all except The Scorpion

Production Supervisor

• Johnny Goodman

Script Supervision

• Harry W. Junkin

Sound Editor

• Jeanne Henderson: The Miracle Tea Party; The Scorpion; The Saint Steps In; The Death Penalty
• Rydal Love: Lida; Jeannine; The Revolution Racket; The Loving Brothers; The Man Who Liked Toys; The Imprudent Politician; The Hi-Jackers; The Unkind Philanthropist; The Damsel in Distress; The Contract; The Rhine Maiden; The Inescapable Word; The Golden Frog; The Frightened Inn-Keeper; Sibao; The Crime of the Century; The Happy Suicide
• Charles Crafford: The Sign of the Claw

Sound Recordists

• Len Abbott
• C. Mason: The Miracle Tea Party; Jeannine; The Revolution Racket; The Saint Steps In; The Man Who Liked Toys; The Death Penalty; The Unkind Philanthropist
• Norman Coggs: Lida; The Scorpion; The Loving Brothers; The Imprudent Politician; The Hi-Jackers; The Damsel in Distress; The Contract; The Set-Up; The Rhine Maiden; The Inescapable Word; The Sign of the Claw; The Golden Frog; The Frightened Inn-Keeper; Sibao; The Crime of the Century; The Happy Suicide

Wardrobe

• Laura Nightingale: The Miracle Tea Party; Lida; Jeannine; The Revolution Racket; The Saint Steps In; The Loving Brothers; The Man Who Liked Toys; The Death Penalty; The Imprudent Politician; The Hi-Jackers; The Unkind Philanthropist; Sibao
• Joyce Stoneman: The Scorpion

Wardrobe Supervisor

• Laura Nightingale: The Damsel in Distress; The Contract; The Set-Up; The Rhine Maiden; The Inescapable Word; The Sign of the Claw; The Golden Frog; The Frightened Inn-Keeper; The Crime of the Century; The Happy Suicide

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Produced by Robert S. Baker and Monty Berman

Made at Associated British Elstree Studios England and on Location

Episodes Copyright: 1964 () – 1965 ()

A New World Production for ITC World Wide Distribution

 

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Season 3 (Episode 23)

Air Date: 11 March 1965

Screenplay: Brian Degas

Director: Robert Tronson

Synopsis

Guest Stars
Jane Merrow (Lois Norroy), John Bluthal (Ziggy Zaglan), William Sylvester (Ralph Damian), Jerry Stovin (Ted Coblin), William Dexter (Paul Zaglan), Donald Sutherland (James Randall McCleery), Fred Sadoff (Capt. Williams), Mavis Villiers (The Texas Mother), Kevin Brennan (Jack Gill), Annie Ross (Herself)

Production Notes

• Adapted from the original story by Leslie Charteris

Episode Notes

• City: New York
• Location: The Waldorf Astoria

Season 3 (Episode 22)

Air Date: 4 March 1965

Screenplay: Terry Nation

Director: John Gilling

Synopsis

Recurring Actors/Characters
Ivor Dean (Inspector Teal)

Guest Stars
Andre Morell (Berhhard Roxel), Sarah Lawson (Betty Tregarth), William Lucas (Crantor), Peter Jeffrey (Gregory Marring), David Saire (David Tregarth), John Forbes-Robertson (Philip Grey), Carol Cleveland (Gloria Mancini), Alexandra Bastedo (Joan Vendel), Cyril Chamberlain (Flavel), Maggie Wright (Madeline)

Production Notes

• Adapted from The National Debt by Leslie Charteris

Episode Notes

• City: London
• Locations: Royal Festival Hall; Oslo Court; The Rakes Progress Club
• Business: International Chemicals ~European Research Division

Season 3 (Episode 21)

Air Date: 25 February 1965

Screenplay: Terry Nation

Director: Peter Yates

Synopsis

Guest Stars
John Carson (Theron Netlord), Jeanne Roland (Sibao), Jerry Stovin (Tony Kreiger), Nicholas Stuart (Atherton Lee), Kevin Stoney (Dr. Farrere), Christopher Carlos (Manon), Tracey Connell (Tarno), Bruce Boa (Hamilton), John McClaren (Brinkley), Boscoe Holder (Male Dancer)

Production Notes

• Adapted from The Questioning Tycoon by Leslie Charteris

Episode Notes

• Location: Haiti

Season 3 (Episode 20)

Air Date: 18 February 1965

Screenplay: Norman Hudis

Director: Roy Baker

Synopsis

Guest Stars
Michael Gwynn (Martin Jeffroll), Suzanne Neve (Julia Jeffroll), Percy Herbert (Tom Kane), Howard Marion-Crawfort (Portmore), Norman Bird (Weems), John Gabriel (Yesterman), Edward Cast (Bellamy)

Production Notes

• Adapted from The Case of the Frightened Inn-Keeper by Leslie Charteris

Episode Notes

• Location: Cornwall
• Business: The Weary Traveller (Inn)

Season 3 (Episode 19)

Air Date: 11 February 1965

Screenplay: Michael Cramoy

Director: John Moxey

Synopsis

Guest Stars
Jacqueline Ellis (Alice Nestor), Hugh McDermott (Nestor), Alan Tilvern (Capt. Quintana), Walter Brown (General Cuevas), Alex McCrindle (Fergus MacLish), Inia Te Wiata (Lovo), Alvaro Fontana (Julio), Barry Shawan (Paco), Alan Curtis (Vargas)

Production Notes

• Adapted from the original story by Leslie Charteris

Episode Notes

• Business: The Crown and the Heather
• Location: South America

Season 3 (Episode 18)

Air Date: 4 February 1965

Screenplay: Terry Nation

Director: Leslie Norman

Synopsis

Guest Stars
Suzan Farmer (Jean Morland), Peter Copley (Don Morland), Geoffrey Quigley (Max Valmon), Geoffrey Frederick (Major Rowney), Leo Laydon (Dr. Julias), Kenjin Takaki (Angkor), Burt Kwouk (Tawau), John Reese (Gale), Kristopher Kum (Harlun), Michael Chow (Rawach)

Production Notes

• Adapted from Arizona by Leslie Charteris

Episode Notes

• Location: South East Asia

Season 3 (Episode 17)

Air Date: 28 January 1965

Screenplay: Terry Nation

Director: Roy Baker

Synopsis

Guest Stars
Ann Bell (Marjorie North), James Maxwell (Jack Ingram), Maurice Hedley (Ivor North), Robert Dean (Professor Soren), Robert McLeod (Professor Oakridge), Ronald Ibbs (Professor Walter Rand), Donald Bisset (Simms), James Copeland (Dr. Carey), Russel Waters (Thompson)

Production Notes

• Adapted from the original story by Leslie Charteris

Episode Notes

• Location: Glangyre Experimental Station

Season 3 (Episode 16)

Air Date: 21 January 1965

Screenplay: Brian Degas

Director: James Hill

Synopsis

Guest Stars
Nigel Davenport (Charles Voyson), Victor Beaumont (Dr. Schreiber), Stephanie Randal (Julia Harrison), Anthony Booth (Hans), George Pravdo (Inspector Glessen), Adlina Mandlova (Helga), Frederick Schiller (Otto), Ernst Walder (Train Steward), Ernest Hare (English Man), Trotti Trueman Taylor (English Woman), Michael Wolf (Barman)

Production Notes

• Adapted from the original story by Leslie Charteris

Episode Notes

• Location: Baden Baden, Germany

Season 3 (Episode 15)

Air Date: 14 January 1965

Screenplay: Paddy Manning

Director: Roy Baker

Synopsis

Recurring Actors/Characters
Ivor Dean (Chief Inspector Teal)

Guest Stars
Penelope Horner (Donagh O’Grady), John Stone (Ted Orping), Henry Gilbert (Tex Goldman), Edward Underdown (Jack Laurie), Redmond Phillips (Nilder), Norman Florence (Clem Enright), Anthony Wager (Corrigan), Faith Kent (Mrs. Donaldson)

Production Notes

• Adapted from The Man from St. Louis by Leslie Charteris

Episode Notes

• Location: Baytree Club
• City: London

Season 3 (Episode 14)

Air Date: 7 January 1965

Screenplay: Terry Nation

Director: Roger Moore

Synopsis

Recurring Actors/Characters
Ivor Dean (Inspector Teal)

Guest Stars
Dick Haymes (Dunstan), Robert Hutton (Farnberg), Elizabeth Weaver (Eileen Ballinger), John Bennett (Ardossi), Michael Peake (Friste), Richard Easton (Chuck Powers), Douglas Muir (Doctor Jerome), Mary Jones (Mrs. Evans)

Production Notes

• Adapted from The Impossible Crime by Leslie Charteris

Episode Notes

• Locations: Craven Wood Military Hospital; Mannion Wharf
• City: London