Val Kilmer and Elisabeth Shue in The Saint (1997)

The Saint

Movie1997PG-131h 56m
ActionAdventureRomanceSci-FiThriller
6.2 / 10(77,980)

Master thief Simon Templar is hired by a Russian oil tycoon to steal a cold fusion formula.

Rated
PG-13
Runtime
1h 56m
Released
1997
Country
United States

Details

Release year: 1997

Storyline

Master thief Simon Templar is hired by a Russian oil tycoon to steal a cold fusion formula.

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Did you know

The poetry written by Simon Templar's long-haired artist character, Thomas More, was actually written by Val Kilmer.

Simon uses a Nokia 9000 Communicator cell phone. This phone was very cutting-edge when it was introduced in 1996, as it functioned as both a handheld phone and a clamshell pocket computer, complete with a mini-QWERTY keyboard, and several built-in apps.

The voice of the radio announcer at the end of this movie was Sir Roger Moore, who played The Saint (1962) on British television. The announcer mentions the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), as one of the charities that have been given major donations. Moore was heavily involved with UNICEF.

Box Office

Gross (Domestic): $61,363,304

Opening Weekend (Domestic): $16,278,873 (1997-04-06)

User reviews

7/10

Am I the only one to like it?

👍 158 · 2/22/2000
6/10

Charming yet sloppy

👍 17 · 3/10/2020
7/10

Takes me back to the 90s

👍 14 · 2/9/2012

Technical specs

Sound mix
Dolby Digital, DTS
Aspect ratio
2.39 : 1
Color
Color

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