The Organisation Man

Templar infiltrates a secret mercenary force working under cover at an exclusive health farm In this enjoyable, Bondian-style Saint adventure. It's plot moves briskly, has some good twists and turn - Templar is one step ahead of the bad guys, and has an admirer in Roper - played by Tony Britton - who loves his high class tastes.

There's a blink and miss appearance of Sensei Hirokazu Kanazawa, a Teacher of Shotokan Karate, who learned from the founder of the Shotokan style, Gichin Funakoshi, and was one of the last living karateka (practitioners of karate) to have done so. He, like sensei Enoeda, was teaching in England in the mid-60's.

Secret army in a huge private country house with grounds, you know the scenario. Roger Moore looks great in a kilt and gets to bark orders. (He did National Service and became a captain.) He was wonderful as the Saint and I love this very English genre of preposterous adventure.

Female interest is supplied by the beautiful Carrie Mortimer, here looking like Cleopatra in a purple trouser suit. But that doesn't sound like her voice - it's higher and more girly. In England we call it acting? Or did her real voice not sound "dolly bird" enough?