The Saint - "When Spring Is Sprung" - 11:00 am Monday, December 15 on WXNY Retro

About this Broadcast

When Spring Is Sprung

Season 5, Episode 26

A pretty girl lures Simon into a plot to free a Soviet spy awaiting trial in London.

repeat 1967 English Stereo

Crime Drama Action/adventure Adaptation

Cast & Crew

Alan Cuthbertson (Actor) .. Hannerly

Gary Watson (Actor) .. John

Allan Cuthbertson (Actor) .. Colonel Hannerly

George Pastell (Actor) .. Vulanin

Harvey Ashby (Actor) .. Peter Quentin

Douglas Livingstone (Actor) .. Watters

Bryan Mosley (Actor) .. First Sleuth

Eric Dodson (Actor) .. Prosecuting Counsel

Leslie Crawford (Actor) .. First Russian Guard

Peter Brace (Actor) .. Second Russian Guard

Doel Luscombe (Actor) .. Police Officer Witness

Colin Rix (Actor) .. The Radio Expert

Leslie Anderson (Actor) .. The Cleaner

John Frawley (Actor) .. The Doctor

Michael Dempsey (Actor) .. Man in Court

Lindsay Hooper (Actor) .. Man in Court

Dan Lester (Actor) .. Porter

Peter Roy (Actor) .. Man in Court

Pat Ryan (Actor) .. Man in Court

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Did You Know..

Alan Cuthbertson (Actor) .. Hannerly

Gary Watson (Actor) .. John

Born: June 13, 1930
Birthplace: Shropshire

Allan Cuthbertson (Actor) .. Colonel Hannerly

Born: April 07, 1920
Died: February 08, 1988
Birthplace: Perth

Trivia: In the fine tradition of such Hollywood players as Douglas Dumbrille and Richard Deacon, Australian actor Allan Cuthbertson was expert in portraying icy, glaring officials at odds with more warmhearted heroes and heroines. Cuthbertson was suitably condescending and sometimes downright nasty in such films as Carrington VC (1954), The Man Who Never Was (1956), Room at the Top (1959), The Running Man (1964), The Railway Children (1974) and The Sea Wolves (1981). The actor was also seen as a foil to several British TV comedians of the '60s and '70s. Allan Cuthbertson always came in handy whenever American movie companies filming abroad needed someone to personify cold-blooded British propriety; the Guns of Navarrone (1961) and The Mirror Crack'd (1982) feature the actor at his supercilious best.

George Pastell (Actor) .. Vulanin

Born: March 13, 1923
Died: April 15, 1976
Birthplace: Cyprus

Trivia: British actor George Pastell began appearing in films as early as 1952. He was busiest at the Hammer Studios in the late '50s to early '60s, playing supporting roles in such melodramas as The Mummy (1959) (as the High Priest), Stranglers of Bombay (1961), and The Siege of Sidney Street (1962). His TV credits included the long-running cult favorites Dr. Who and The Avengers. As far as can be determined, George Pastell retired in 1969.