www.saint.org
Google
 
saint.org     Entire Web

The Saint News

The Saint's Blog devoted to news and rumors about The Saint and Leslie Charteris. Simon Templar, alias The Saint, was played by Roger Moore in the 1960's TV show featuring the Volvo 1800.


Please e-mail any current news and rumors about The Saint to:  'saint' at this domain (saint.org)

Sunday, January 28, 2007

David Niven as Raffles

Turner Classic Movies is showing Raffles on Tuesday, January 30, 2007 at 1:30pm (EST). Raffles is a gentleman thief played by David Niven, and is based on the books by E.W. Hornung (who was Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's brother-in-law). If you like The Saint, you'll be sure to enjoy watching David Niven in a very Saint-like role as A.J. Raffles, The Amateur Cracksman.

Labels: , ,

0 comments for David Niven as Raffles

Tuesday, January 02, 2007

The Treasure of Sir Thomas Conway

Burl Barer has written a short story that is exclusively for sale on Amazon.com entitled, The Treasure of Sir Thomas Conway. It is priced at only 49 cents, and well worth the small investment!

This story is a very clever satire written in a Saintly manner by the noted author of a number of books on The Saint. It is a classic caper with a twist at the end, with its roots firmly entrenched in The Falcon, Raffles, The Saint, and the other gentleman thieves. Watch for Burl's classic touches with regards to the title, the main character's name, and others.

Burl Barer Speaks About The Treasure of Sir Thomas Conway:
I've always held affection for the classic gentleman crooks featured in motion pictures produced in the 1930's and 1940s by RKO. I also favor the once-popular literary form known as the novelette. In “The Treasure of Sir Thomas Conway,” our hero's name, Falcon Arcaio, sets the satirical tone for this modern day reworking of an old fashioned recipe for adventure.

Labels: , , ,

1 comments for The Treasure of Sir Thomas Conway

A&E 120x90
Shop for A&E DVDs on Sale
Up to 50% OFF!

History Channel DVD Pre-Orders

Donate Today!
Your kind donations help keep The Saint site up and running! Please take the time to make a donation today using PayPal:
Saint Logo 1944
Watch for the sign of The Saint, he will be back.
Add to Google Add to My MSN Add to My AOL
Copyright © 1995-2010 - About The Saintly Bible - Website Statistics - Make a Donation