S1.E21

Vicious Circle

Épisode diffusé le 11 févr. 1979
49min

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Elsa Martinelli and Tessa Wyatt in Le retour du Saint (1978)

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueRoberto Lucci, a retired racing driver and husband of the successful fashion designer Renata, is killed in what appears to be a car accident. The Saint believes Roberto to have been too good... Tout lireRoberto Lucci, a retired racing driver and husband of the successful fashion designer Renata, is killed in what appears to be a car accident. The Saint believes Roberto to have been too good a driver for his death to have been accidental and determines to investigate.Roberto Lucci, a retired racing driver and husband of the successful fashion designer Renata, is killed in what appears to be a car accident. The Saint believes Roberto to have been too good a driver for his death to have been accidental and determines to investigate.

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6/10

"You couldn't kill a corpse"

Once Simon Templar is on the case he never lets up untill he unravels the truth, and the truth is who killed his racing car driver friend - of course, the polizia say the car tumbling over the cliff is an accident - Templar thinks otherwise and he has a few suspects in this routine yet serviceable episode that is more of a mystery than an action adventure yarn. It's not a great episode, can be confusing and not too engaging, but the scenic Italian location and Ian Oglivy keeps one watching.

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14 août 2021
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Another field day for Robert Rietty who dubs in order of appearance: Cafe Waiter; Franco (Guido Manneri); Dr Brogli's henchman and man in piazza giving Templar directions.

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Simon Templar: [narrating] Only a few miles outside Rome, you can still find the sort of countryside where, in the ancient Imperial days, rich senators would go to escape the heat and the noise of the city and maybe have a quiet drink with an old friend. Sometimes it was their last drink. Assassination was just as much a way of life then, as now.