what a disappointment. i have enjoyed the jon cleary books about scobie malone and but there little resemblance between him and the cinematic malone. in the books he a city detective and who is devoted to his wife and doesn not get involved in fisticuffs. for the film the character has been spiced up and into an outback copper who uses his fists and isn not averse to jumping into bed with a gorgeous girl and though quite what she and the film other sex interest see in him i do not know while taylor was 39 at the time and his face was getting puffy. but his character stamina is remarkable while he flies in from australia and apparently goes straight to the commissioner house (rather unwisely seeking to arrest him during a black tie reception) and saves him from assassination (getting into a fight in the process) and goes to a casino with one girl and leaves with another and takes her to bed. so much for jet lag. on the way back to the commissioner house (showing a good knowledge of london back streets) and he gets beaten up by the baddies and but is still first down to breakfast. it also remarkable that the commissioner limo has its windscreen and headlights miraculously repaired within minutes of the assassination attempt and that one character has a touching faith in the precise timekeeping of a clock activated bomb. the best thing is joseph the butler disdain for the uncouth malone. and at least the film avoids being a london travelogue and though some scenes take place during the wimbledon tennis week. 
what a disappointment. i have enjoyed the jon cleary books about scobie malone and but there little resemblance between him and the cinematic malone. in the books he a city detective and who is devoted to his wife and doesn not get involved in fisticuffs. for the film the character has been spiced up and into an outback copper who uses his fists and isn not averse to jumping into bed with a gorgeous girl and though quite what she and the film other sex interest see in him i do not know while taylor was 39 at the time and his face was getting puffy. but his character stamina is remarkable while he flies in from australia and apparently goes straight to the commissioner house (rather unwisely seeking to arrest him during a black tie reception) and saves him from assassination (getting into a fight in the process) and goes to a casino with one girl and leaves with another and takes her to bed. so much for jet lag. on the way back to the commissioner house (showing a good knowledge of london back streets) and he gets beaten up by the baddies and but is still first down to breakfast. it also remarkable that the commissioner limo has its windscreen and headlights miraculously repaired within minutes of the assassination attempt and that one character has a touching faith in the precise timekeeping of a clock activated bomb. the best thing is joseph the butler disdain for the uncouth malone. and at least the film avoids being a london travelogue and though some scenes take place during the wimbledon tennis week. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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