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Cast

Val Kilmer
as Simon Templar

Elisabeth Shue
as Dr. Emma Russell

Rade Serbedzija
as Ivan Tretiak

Valery Nikolaev
as Ilya Tretiak

Henry Goodman
as Dr. Lev Botvin

Alun Armstrong
as Chief Insp. Teal

Michael Byrne
as Tretiak's Aide, Vereshagin

Lev Prigunov
as Gen. Sklarov

Charlotte Cornwell
as Insp. Rabineau

Irina Apeksimova
as Frankie

Emily Mortimer
as Woman on Plane

Lev Prygunov
as General Sklarov

Lucija Serbedzija
as Russian Prostitute

Adam Smith
as Young Simon Templar

Pat Laffan
as Catholic Priest

Verity Dearsley
as Agnes

Evgeniy Lazarev
as President Karpov

Irina Apeximova
as Frankie

Velibor Topic
as Skinhead

Tommy Flanagan
as Scarface

Yegor Pozenko
as Scratchface

Michael Marquez
as Boy in Orphanage

Lorelei King
as TV Reporter

Alla A. Kazanskaya
as Old Russian Lady

Ronnie Letham
as Old Russian Man

Tusse Silberg
as Prostitute's Mother

Peter Guinness
as Frankie's Curator

Stefan Gryff
as President's Aide

Malcolm Tierney
as Russian Doctor

Stephen Tiller
as Russian Policeman

Christopher Rozycki
as Russian Chief of Police

Etela Pardo
as President Karpov's Wife

Nikolai Veselov
as Red Square Tramp

David Schneider
as Rat Club Comedian

Oxana Popkova
as Ilya's Girlfriend

Agnieszka Liggett
as Rat Club Party Girl

Lydia Zovkic
as Rat Club Beauty

Alexander Tutin
as Russian Colonel

Vadim Stepashkin
as Russian Soldier

Ravil Isyanov
as Tretiak Guard

Alexander Kadanyov
as Tretiak Security Guard

Petar Vidovic
as Tretiak's Builder

Susan Porrett
as Orphanage Nun

Cliff Parisi
as Pub Waiter

Richard Cubison
as Customs Officer

Tony Armatrading
as Customs Officer

Benjamin Whitrow
as Chairman at Oxford

Julian Rhind-Tutt
as Young Student

Kate Isitt
as Second Student

Barbara Jefford
as Academic Woman

Sean O'Kane
as Running Student

Lucy Akhurst
as Policewoman

Nigel Clauzel
as Marine Guard

Eric Loren
as Embassy Official

William Hope
as State Department Official

Michael Cochrane
as Cold Fusion Broker

Ginny Holder
as Jamaican Video Girlfriend

AKIKO
as Japanese Video Girlfriend

Melissa Knatchbull
as English Video Girlfriend

Caroline Lee Johnson
as Private Hotel Receptionist

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Audience Reviews for The Saint

• Feb 11, 2016

  Surprisingly decent. I thought this was going to suck, but I actually enjoyed this. There's just something really special about 90s action movies...most of them are not particularly good, but for some reason, they're just so much fun to watch!
  Stephen S Super Reviewer
• Jul 03, 2011

  The Saint, for me is a borderline decent action film. The ideas in the film, are good, but poorly executed, and feel kinda cheesy, yet there's something appealing the film too. The Saint for all its flaws, is a fun film to watch. The acting leaves a lot to be desired, but somehow the film is entertaining enough to be a passable action film. I agree that this film is uneven, but there are far worst films than The Saint out there. Val Kilmer give a decent performance, but one that is forgettable as well. The Saint is a cheesy action film that you have to watch when you want to be a mindless movie night where you pick something that doesn't have much plot. The Saint is a cool decent flick, but because there a lot of flaws with the film. Especially that now, watching the film today, the film looks dated all around. The film hasn't aged well. I was surprised at the names involved in this film, and considering that this film isn't good or excellent, it's just decent I was surprised to see actors like Michael Byrne in this. The Saint for all it's imperfection is entertaining, I liked it, but I wouldn't call it a good film. Like I said earlier, it's a decent flick at best. Nothing special on screen
  Alex r Super Reviewer
• May 20, 2011

  Hard to believe there was a time when studios were banking on Val Kilmer to kill at the box office during the key summer months. I've never read any of 'The Saint' series, but I have to believe he was a more dynamic & charismatic individual than portrayed here. Philip Noyce brings a few thrills to the screen but not enough to stick in my memory.
  Doctor S Super Reviewer
• Jun 07, 2010

  This is one of my favorite Val Kilmer movie of all time. Simon is a loner and a thief who uses many false identities and names of Catholic saints. He has committed many crimes without ever getting caught. When he is to steal a formula recipe made by scientist Emma, things get a little complicated because he falls in love with her. The movie is very thrilling and one can't wait to see what happens next. Val Kilmer and Elisabeth Shue do an awesome job.
  Naughtia N Super Reviewer

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