S2.E3

Judith

Episode aired Oct 3, 1963
TV-PG
50m

IMDb RATING

7.5/10

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When a young woman backs her car into Simon's, he finds himself in an unexpected adventure and a cunning attempt at fraud.When a young woman backs her car into Simon's, he finds himself in an unexpected adventure and a cunning attempt at fraud.When a young woman backs her car into Simon's, he finds himself in an unexpected adventure and a cunning attempt at fraud.

Director
- Robert Lynn
Writers
- Leslie Charteris
- Leonard Grahame
Stars

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IMDb RATING

7.5/10

225

YOUR RATING

Director
- Robert Lynn
Writers
- Leslie Charteris
- Leonard Grahame
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

User reviews2

Featured review

6/10

Judith

I sensed the casting person was pretty pleased with themselves for this one.

To have bagged Julie Christie just before she hit superstardom and Oscar winning heights.

Christie plays Judith. The niece of ruthless business mogul Burt Northwade who plans to see an engine prototype developed by his brother.

Simon Templar decides to help out Judith as her father was railroaded into an onerous finance deal.

Templar needs to make sure that Sergeant Albert Soustelle of the Montreal police is off is tail.

Even Roger Moore realises Christie's star quality as they have good chemistry. There is humour with Sergeant Soustelle enjoying the Saint's generous hospitality.

The story was just a bit too silly and frivolous although there was a nice little twist. It is worth watching for Miss Christie.

Prismark10
Jun 27, 2022
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Trivia
Simon's French dialogue translates to: "Waiter, listen. The lady is requesting that you a mix of three parts rum, one part vermouth and a dash of Angostura (bitters). Mix with plenty of ice. ... Serve with a peel of orange. Oh, and waiter: The same for me." He's telling the waiter how to make a Rumhattan.

Goofs
In the introduction set at a hockey game, Simon Templar explains the rules of the sport. The stock footage varies from a 1930s game to a 1950s game. These were not shot at the Montreal Forum, as normally it would be showing a game between the Montreal Canadiens and the Toronto Maple Leafs, which Simon Templar roots for...