The Lone Wolf was first aired on May 1, 1955 and ended on December 1, 1955. The television series has 39 episodes written by Antony Ellis and Bernard Girard. The adventure series was directed by Rodney Amateau and Seymour Friedman and had chosen Louis Hayward as the main cast. The series follows the adventure of Michael Lanyard known as the Lone Wolf, an adventurer and traveler with the evil forces. This series offered a bright side to mystery about a former jewel thief and his trustworthy servant who facilitate the police to solve crimes. They said that The Lone Wolf was the inspiration for Leslie Chartis' The Saint. He definitely proved to be well-liked, right from the beginning.
