Never feels like a real movie and story isn't interesting enough to keep one's attention
Simon Templar who was known as The Saint was a very popular British series starting off in novels and then TV in 1962. That featured Roger Moore as the globe-trotting playboy who tried to solve crimes. In 1968 that led to this move The Fiction-Makers, which was based upon one of The Saint books of the same name.<br /><br />Things start with Templar being hired to be a bodyguard to a famous author Amos Klein. Amos turns out to be a pen name for a woman. Templar poses as her and gets kidnapped by a wealthy businessman named Warlock who is so obsessed with Klein’s books that he wants him to not only write a new novel, but for them to re-enact them as well.<br /><br />Most Saint stories were more believable then this one. This is more akin to something like The Avengers TV show with a bit of surrealism. Another odd trait is that it never feels like a real movie. Rather it seems like an extended TV show for some reason. Most importantly, the story doesn’t deliver enough excitement or action to maintain one’s interests.
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 {"Audio languages": ["English"], "Subtitles": ["English [CC]"], "Directors": ["Roy Ward Baker"], "Starring": ["Roger Moore", "Sylvia Syms", "Justine Lord"], "Studio": ["Shout! Factory"]}

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