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The Saint in Manhattan (1987)
Simon Templar returns to New York via Concorde and is feeling restless, until a note from an old flame surfaces. This TV movie was an unsold pilot for an attempted series revival.
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Simon Templar returns to New York via Concorde and is feeling restless, until a note from an old flame surfaces. This TV movie was an unsold pilot for an attempted series revival.
Rating:NR
Genre:Action, Adventure, TV Movie
Written By:Peter Gethers, David Handler
In Theaters:6/12/1987
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Runtime:60 minutes
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Cast
James Frawley
Director
Andrew Clarke
Simon Templar
George Rose
Woods
Kevin Tighe
Insp. John Fernack
Christopher Marcantel
Joey
Holland Taylor
Fran Grogan
Caitlin Clarke
Lily Palmer / Jessica Daniels
Liliana Komorowska
Margot Katka
Raymond Serra
Carmine
Robert LuPone
Jeffrey Sinclair
Peter Maloney
The Fixer
Ben Vereen
Pianist in Bar
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