Description:
The Prisoner television series from years ago.
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Charlotte Wallace 1920-2009
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Sad news - Charlotte Wallace, the last surviving child of Portmeirion's architect Clough Williams-Ellis, died on December 30th aged 89. Having lived in New Zealand for most of her adult life, she will have been less well-known to fans of the village than her elder sister Susan, the designer of Portmeirion Pottery, but she retained... more »
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The reason for the explosion | P09
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Greetings, all. Something that's been bugging me about the remake is the explosion in his apartment in real life. For what end does this happen? Lucy may or may not be dead as a result (although I've read that the fire chief does say no one was in the apartment at the time, I need to rewatch the episode to verify this).... more »
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An Interview with Patrick McGoohan (The Prisoner)
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The following is an interview with Patrick McGoohan that was conducted by writer/TV host Warner Troyer. It took place in Toronto in 1977 in front of, and with the participation of, a studio audience. The 35-minute program was broadcast on TVOntario, a public television network which had shown The Prisoner series along with commentaries from... more »
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Network dvd and blu-ray
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Hello, Please can you tell me are the Network dvd and blu-ray the same (HD aside) or does one contain anything that the other does not? I thought at the time the dvd was released it was praised for the quality of the picture but I think there were reports of some errors. What were they? I can't remember now and I haven't been able to find... more »
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Prisoner questions (and possible answers)
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In article <hedcqh$8a...@aioe.org>, pac...@kosh.dhis.org (Alan Curry) writes: ...Not necessarily. ...I think that part of the remaining ominousness of the Village, despite its 2009 rehabilitation as an efficacious treatment for intractable mental illnesses, is that it does not admit of the possibility that... more »
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The Prisoner remake *SUCKED*
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In article <nJSQm.48161$X01.42...@newsfe0 7.iad>, Jeremy Billones ...I think it ends up being a difference that makes no difference. If dying in your dream merely makes you stop dreaming, the result of ending the dream is the same. True, if dying in a dream made you die in real life, we'd never know, because only the ones who stop just short of... more »
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