Roger Moore, who’s best known for playing James Bond during the 1970s and ’80s, returns

Roger Moore, who’s best known for playing James Bond during the 1970s and ’80s, returns to TV Saturday in a new Hallmark Channel movie, “A Princess for Christmas.” The 84-year-old actor plays a reclusive grandfather who overcomes some emotional issues to welcome his grandchildren to their ancestral home. Here are five of Moore’s notable (or perhaps not) TV roles:

v “The Alaskans” (1959-60): In this drama, Moore played Silky Harris, an adventurer/swindler seeking his fortune in Alaska’s 1898 Gold Rush.

v “Maverick” (1960-61): When James Garner left the Western in a contract dispute after its third season, Moore was tapped to replace him as Bret Maverick’s cousin, Beau.

v “The Saint” (1967-69): Moore’s most famous TV role was as the wealthy, sophisticated but morally ambiguous Simon Templar.

v “The Persuaders” (1971-72): In this caper series, Moore teamed with Tony Curtis as a pair of international playboys who solved crimes for a lark.

v “The Dream Team” (1999): In this short-lived syndicated series, Moore played the head of a group of intelligence agents known as the Dangerous Reconnaissance Emergency Action Mission Team.

“scott turow’s innocent” (9 p.m., tnt): “Scott Turow’s Innocent” is a TV-movie sequel that follows the exploits of judge Rusty Sabich (Bill Pullman), who is accused of killing his wife (Marcia Gay Harden). His trial takes a dramatic turn when it’s revealed that he had a recent affair.

“sons of anarchy” (10 p.m., fx): Another blistering season of “Sons of Anarchy” nears its end with the first installment of a two-parter. It has Jax (Charlie Hunnam) facing a major challenge that threatens the future of both the club and his family.

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ENTERTAINMENT NEWS

Carpatho-Rusyn Christmas event

WARREN

The Youngstown-Warren Carpatho-Rusyn Society will hold its annual Holy Supper at Christmas Eve dinner at 4 p.m. Saturday at St. Nicholas Orthodox Church Social Hall, 2053 North Road. Tickets are $15 ($7.50 for children). For tickets, call Jim Basista at 330-544-0107.

The Holy Supper, now in its seventh year, celebrates the customs and tradition of the Carpatho-Rusyns. It includes a dinner with 12 traditional foods. St.Nicholas will make an appearance and give golden coins to attendees, and ethnic items will be available for purchase. Jerry Jumba, a nationally known cantor and teacher of Rusyn music, will lead the singing of Rusyn Christmas carols.

Seraphim Chorus to present concert

Niles

New Hope United Methodist Church, 21 Fairview Ave., will host the Seraphim Chorus at 6 p.m. Dec. 4. The chorus has more than 50 members and has been under the direction of Kris Harper since 2005.

Yule dinner-dance for singles groups

struthers

The annual Christmas dinner-dance sponsored by DARE and Plenty of Fish will be Dec. 9 at the Elm Tree banquet center in Struthers. The public is invited. Call 330-980-8929 for information.