The Saint was published in Turkey in paperback format. While the Turkish word for Saint
is aziz it appears that they used the English nickname, The Saint in most cases -- the Val Kilmer
movie being one noted exception. The 1984 Turkish edition, Gerçekleşen Düşler, holds
the record for the strangest Saint cover artwork due to having C3PO from Star Wars on the front.
Selected Turkish Bibliography of Leslie Charteris
The following editions are the only known issues of the Saint in Turkish. If you know of any others
that are not listed below, please contact us and help us to complete the list.
Year
Turkish Title
Publisher
Num
English Title
1946
Kaplan Gülüyor
Bütün Kit.
Saint Overboard
1946
Cellatlar Ölmelidir
Bütün Kit.
Knight Templar
1946
Silahlar El Değiştirdi
Bütün Kit.
She Was a Lady
1946
Sıra Size De Gelecek
Bütün Kit.
The Saint in New York
1956
Fuarda Cinayet
Aydabir
?
1968
Tehlikeli Adam
Yalçın Ofset
?
1971
Şehir Korsanı
Milliyet Yayın Ltd
#17
Knight Templar
1973
En Güzel Şey Ödeşmek
Milliyet Yayın Ltd
#55
Thieves' Picnic
1983
İnsan Tüccarları
Gelişim Yayınları
#1
The Saint and the People Importers
1984
Gerçekleşen Düşler
Gelişim Yayınları
#7
The Saint and The Fiction-Makers
1984
Öldüren Terapi
Gelişim Yayınları
#14
The Saint Sees It Through
1984
Voliyi Vuranlar
Gelişim Yayınları
#20
The Saint Steps In
1984
Tapınak Şövalyeleri
Gelişim Yayınları
#27
The Saint and the Templar Treasure
1984
Saint Tapınak Şövalyeleri
Ağaoğlu
The Saint and the Templar Treasure
Turkish Movie Posters of The Saint
Vendetta For The Saint starring Roger Moore as Simon Templar was released in Turkey as Saint'in Dönüşü -- this
translates to "Return of The Saint" which is why it was also used for the Ian Ogilvy series in the 1970s.