Simon Templar

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Simon Templar is a fictional, debonair adventurer and crime-fighter known as "The Saint," created by author Leslie Charteris and popularized in novels, films, and television.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
activePeriodInFiction 1920s
1930s
1940s
1950s
1960s
1970s
adaptedInto The Saint (1962 TV series) NERFINISHED
The Saint (1997 film) NERFINISHED
alias The Saint NERFINISHED
associatedWith The Saint (franchise) NERFINISHED
characterTrait charming
debonair
morally ambiguous
witty
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
creator Leslie Charteris NERFINISHED
firstAppearance Meet the Tiger! NERFINISHED
firstAppearanceDate 1928
genre adventure fiction
crime fiction
inspiredByOrComparedTo Robin Hood NERFINISHED
languageOfWork English
literarySeries The Saint (book series) NERFINISHED
medium film
novel
short story
television series
moralAlignment vigilante
notableAdaptationFormat comic book
comic strip
radio
notableTitle The Saint series NERFINISHED
occupation adventurer
crime-fighter
portrayedBy Adam Rayner NERFINISHED
Andrew Clarke NERFINISHED
George Sanders NERFINISHED
Hugh Sinclair NERFINISHED
Ian Ogilvy NERFINISHED
Louis Hayward NERFINISHED
Roger Moore NERFINISHED
Simon Dutton NERFINISHED
Val Kilmer NERFINISHED
publisher Hodder & Stoughton NERFINISHED
signatureMark stick-figure saint with halo
symbol stick-figure saint with halo
typicalRole gentleman thief

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Roger Moore notableRole Simon Templar
The Saint basedOn Simon Templar
The Saint mainCharacter Simon Templar