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Allan Young  
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 More options Dec 13 2002, 4:53 am
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From: lo...@uk2.net (Allan Young)
Date: 13 Dec 2002 01:53:00 -0800
Subject: Re: Alternate-Alternate Arrival
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"David Mackenzie" <da...@tarbrax.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message <news:at9t0i$12eoc6$1@ID-159897.news.dfncis.de>...

> Most Ambitious Film: "The Prisoner - Village Day"
> The most recent film to be made by 6o1, "Day" was besieged by setbacks.
> David "Kubrick" Stimpson overcame them all to produce what is, if a tad long
> at times, the ultimate re-enactment. Filmed on location, and featuring a
> specially built Dome set (in a local school hall), the bar was raised once
> again. Can it be raised even higher?

> Biggest Contribution To Prisoner Fandom: Steven Ricks.
> The only "Ricks-flick" I own is "The Prisoner in Production", featuring
> *that* Rover Mk I footage. Steven is to be congratulated on the sheer number
> of original cast and crew featured in this film - and Kenneth Griffith's
> commentary and on-location presentation (he's actually there!) adds that
> final professional touch.

Ah !  I didn't know we were including documentaries.  In that case,
Steve Ricks wins by a mile.  I thought his documentaries were
fabulous.  The amount of work that went into them was quite staggering
and they were highly professional.

 
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