The Mixer

With their finances in disarray, Sir Anthony Rose (Simon Williams) and his butler Paul (Jeremy Clyde) hope to track down a master thief's missing million-dollar prize.

Anthony relies on his wits and his mastery of disguise to outsmart a scheming loan shark.

The Mixer takes on a gang of phony magicians who have been using their performances to fence stolen goods.

During an unexpected trip to London, Anthony receives a call from Diane Delorme, who is being menaced by a mysterious stalker.

Diane invites Anthony to join her in Vienna, but requests that he pick up an ancient terracotta statue of a dancing girl before he boards the Orient Express.

Paul continues to question Diane's true motives while Anthony matches wits with her old beau Otto von Linden, another former WWI combat pilot who ropes Anthony into a piloting contest.

When a case of 100,000 pounds in cash is stolen from a horserace lottery, The Mixer is on the case to find the culprit - and the cash.

Belinda Winwood asks Anthony to defend her father in the courts - even though The Mixer helped lock Mr. Winwood away for embezzlement in the first place. Meanwhile, Diane's friend Max believes the high-stakes table at his casino is being robbed.

Anthony risks exposing The Mixer's identity in Versailles when he agrees to play Robin Hood to stop a well-connected con man from getting rich off a fraudulent development scheme.

Anthony's old flame hosts a birthday party for her daughter Petula and Anthony convinces Diane to attend. But when Petula goes missing, The Mixer must spring into action.

Back in debt as Christmas approaches, Anthony nearly exposes his identity as The Mixer when he schemes to steal Lady Pamela's Fabergé eggs - and heal his wounded pride.

As Inspector Bradley and Sgt. Sennet finally close in on Anthony's secret, Nelson Hemmings (Patrick Ryecart, "The King's Speech") returns with a vendetta against the man who robbed him of his ill-got million: The Mixer.