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Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) (1969) :: The Ghost Who Saved the Bank at Monte Carlo (01x11)

 
Episode Information
 
Title: The Ghost Who Saved the Bank at Monte Carlo
Episode #: 01x11
Original Airdate: Sunday November 30th, 1969
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Episode Crew
Director: Jeremy Summers
Writer: Tony Williamson
 
Episode Summary
 
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Marty's aunt hires Jeff and Jean to escort her to Monte Carlo. She has perfected a "foolproof" mathematical system that allows her to win at roulette. When she arrives, different groups get word of her system and attempt to steal the notebook she carries with her.
 
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Guest Stars
 
Guest Stars
Brian BlessedplayedLawsey 
Christopher EedyplayedBell Boy 
Clive CazesplayedClaude 
Colin VancaoplayedFrench Croupier 
Eva EngerplayedYoung Lady 
Hans De VriesplayedHibert 
John Sharp (1)playedSagran 
Mary MerrallplayedClara Faringham 
Michael Forrest (1)playedVerrier 
Nicholas Chagrin (1)playedAndre 
Nicholas CourtneyplayedMax 
Richard PescudplayedHotel Receptionist 
Roger CroucherplayedTerry 
Roger DelgadoplayedTapiro 
Veronica CarlsonplayedSuzanne 
 
Episode Quotes
 
(After Aunt Clara leaves the office)
Jeff: (to Marty) Are there anymore like her in your family?
 
Marty: (in Jeff's hotel room) Oh, fantastic, Jeff. I love a room that looks out to sea.
Jeff: Then why don't you find yourself a lighthouse?
 
 
Cultural References
 
The title of this episode is a take on a 1935 movie, The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo, which starred Joan Bennett and Ronald Colman; and an 1892 popular song "The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo," which was written by Fred Gilbert.
 
This episode is a nod to an actual event. In 1875, British engineer Joseph Hobson Jagger won a large sum of money over the course of three days after a careful study of numbers that came up most frequently on Monte Carlo roulette wheels. He bet the numbers that came up most frequently based on his study, and won (even after two prolonged losing streaks) over two million francs (or about $325,000).
 
 
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