Richard Wyler

Richard Stapley was an actor who had a successful Hollywood career. Stapley's career beginnings included film roles in the Lana Turner adventure "The Three Musketeers" (1948), the June Allyson dramatic adaptation "Little Women" (1949) and the Charles Laughton horror feature "The Strange Door" (1951). Stapley made film his next project, appearing in the adaptation "King of the Khyber Rifles" (1953) with Tyrone Power, the dramatic period piece "Charge of the Lancers" (1954) with Paulette Goddard and the Robert Stack action film "The Iron Glove" (1954). He also appeared in the Richard Conte drama "Target Zero" (1955) and the war "D-Day the Sixth of June" (1956) with Robert Taylor. Stapley's music was most recently featured in "The Restless Breed" (1957) with Scott Brady. Stapley passed away in March 2010 at the age of 87.

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THE SAINT · S4, E6

The Man Who Could Not Die

Nicknamed "The Man Who Could Not Die," international adventurer Miles Hallin goes into partnership with Nigel Perry, whose father has recently died. Following the death of a man suspected of blackmailing Hallin, the Saint believes that Hallin killed Nigel's father and that Nigel himself could be in danger.
THE SAINT · S3, E13

The Damsel in Distress

Simon helps an Italian family who owns a London restaurant when a conman leaves one of their members with child. The Saint takes a particular interest when he discovers the conman left the country with a million pounds.

Richard Wyler

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