The Saint - "The Good Medicine" - 11:00 am Monday, February 23 on WXNY Retro

Barbara Murray (Actor) .. Denise Dumont

Born: September 27, 1929

Trivia: A London stage veteran at 19, British actress Barbara Murray launched her film career with 1948's Anna Karenina. Murray flourished in movies for nearly three decades, starring or costarring in such productions as Passport to Pimlico (1948), Another Man's Poison (1951) (which top-billed Bette Davis and Gary Merrill), Meet Mr. Lucifer (1954) and Tales from the Crypt (1972). On television, Ms. Murray was a regular on the British series Power Game, which ran from 1966 to 1968. American audiences saw Barbara Murray as star of The Bretts, an eight-part saga of the London theatre world of the '20s which ran as the first offering of Masterpiece Theatre's 1987-88 season.

Anthony Newlands (Actor) .. Phillipe Dumont

Born: January 01, 1926

Jean Marsh (Actor) .. Maria

Born: July 01, 1934
Birthplace: Stoke Newington, London, England

Trivia: Dancer/model Jean Marsh appeared in her first film, Tales of Hoffman, at the age of 17. For those out there who associate Marsh with prim, severe roles, it will probably come as a mild surprise to discover that she made her first American TV appearance as a sexy, sloe-eyed native girl in a Hallmark Hall of Fame production of The Moon and Sixpence. Laboring in comparative obscurity throughout the 1960s (she was uncredited for her appearance as Marc Antony's wife Octavia in 1963's Cleopatra), Marsh began attracting attention in the 1970s in roles calling for tight-lipped outrage (Hitchcock's 1972 Frenzy) or glazed-eyed lunacy (Mrs. Rochester in the 1971 TV movie version of Jane Eyre). After nearly 20 years in the business, Marsh was voted "Most Outstanding New Actress of 1972" by a British film organization. She achieved international stardom (and won an Emmy) as Rose the maid in Upstairs Downstairs, a multipart British television series co-created by Marsh and actress Eileen Atkins. Subsequent TV-series work included the part of Roz Keith on the American sitcom 9 to 5 and the 1990s British TVer The House of Eliott, which like Upstairs Downstairs sprang largely from Marsh's personal creative input. Jean Marsh was at one time married to Dr. Who star Jon Pertwee.

Bill Nagy (Actor) .. David Stern

Born: January 01, 1928
Died: January 19, 1973

Trivia: Born in Canada, actor Bill Nagy spent the bulk of his career in England...playing Americans. He was particularly adept at gangsters and thugs, as witness such films as Joe MacBeth (1956) and Mickey Spillane's The Girl Hunters (1963) and his TV guest-star stints on The Avengers, The Saint, and Secret Agent. Nagy had a varied choice of roles in British/American productions like Road to Hong Kong (1962), A Countess from Hong Kong (1967) and The Adding Machine in Hong Kong...er, The Adding Machine (1968). In First Man into Space (1957), Nagy convincingly played a New Mexico police chief, although the film's British countryside was decidedly more forrested than the real American Southwest. In a later sci-fi assignment, Nagy played the President of a quasi-American nation where reproduction is a capital crime in the futuristic Z P G (1972). Perhaps the biggest moneymaking film with which Bill Nagy was associated was Goldfinger; as Midnight, Nagy was a member of a powerful gangster cartel which was inhospitably rubbed out by the villainous Mr. Goldfinger (Gert Frobe).

John Bennett (Actor) .. Count Alfredo

Born: May 08, 1928
Died: April 11, 2005

Trivia: Bennett, a British character actor, has been onscreen from 1960.

Veronica Turleigh (Actor) .. Madame Dumont

Born: January 01, 1902
Died: January 01, 1971

Bruce Montague (Actor) .. Jacques

Alexandra Dane (Actor) .. Mathilde

Anthony Lang (Actor) .. Porter

Roy Lansford (Actor) .. Vicar

Leonard Llewellyn (Actor) .. Wedding Guest

Norman Morris (Actor) .. Gendarme

Jeanne Roland (Actor) .. Jeanette /Dumont's Secretary

The Saint: The Good Medicine

11:00 am - 12:00 pm, Today on WXNY Retro (32.5)

The Good Medicine

Season 2, Episode 21