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The Prisoner (1967)

After he resigns, a secret agent is abducted and taken to what looks like an idyllic village, but is really a bizarre prison. His warders demand information. He gives them nothing; he only tries to escape.

Cast:
Number Six: Nigel Stock
The Butler: Angelo Muscat
Supervisor: Kenneth Benda
1st Guardian: Jack Cooper
Number Two: Robert Rietty
Labour Exchange Manager: George Benson
Man in Buggy: Michael Miller
Chief's voice: Alexis Kanner
Henchman: Dave Griffiths
Blonde Lady: Georgina Cookson
Boxing M.C.: Harold Berens
Man in Cave: John Cazabon
2nd Psychiatrist: Bee Duffell
Number Eighty Six: John Maxim
Gypsy Man: Alf Casha
First Horseman: Max Faulkner
Shopkeeper: Denis Shaw
Maid: Denise Buckley
Night Maid: Patsy Smart
First New Man: Michael Danvers-Walker
Lady in Corridor: Lucy Griffiths
4th Guardian: George Leech
Horseman: Terry Yorke
2nd Mechanic: Alf Joint
Ex-Admiral: Frederick Piper
Party Guest: Richard Atherton
Alison: Jane Merrow
New Number Two: Derren Nesbitt
The Colonel: Donald Sinden
Janet Portland: Zena Walker
Number Eighty-Six: Angela Browne
The Woman: Virginia Maskell
Rook: Ronald Radd
Engadine: Katherine Kath
Number Twelve: John Castle
Bandmaster: Victor Maddern
Watchmaker's Daughter: Annette Andre
Nadia Rokovsky, Number 8: Nadia Gray
1st Psychiatrist: Patricia Jessel
Number Fourteen: Basil Hoskins
Doctor: Jack Armstrong
Number Fifty Eight: Rachel Herbert
Sonia: Justine Lord
Cobb: Paul Eddington
General: Finlay Currie
Number One Hundred: Mark Eden
Kathy: Valerie French
Girl Bo-Peep: Norma West
Professor: Peter Howell
The New Number Two: George Baker
'A': Peter Bowles
Queen: Rosalie Crutchley
Fotheringay: Richard Wattis
Group Captain: Brian Worth
Town Elder: Gordon Tanner
Retiring Number Two: Andre Van Gyseghem
Psychiatric Director: Norman Scace
Killer Karminski: Michael Brennan
Roman Emperor: Aubrey Morris
Man with the Stick: George Coulouris
Announcer: Al Mancini
Commander: Richard Caldicot
Number Fifty Four: Martin Miller
Number Forty-Two: Kathleen Breck
Bystander: Lindsay Hooper
New Supervisor: Derek Aylward
Professor Jacob Seltzman: Hugo Schuster
Number Thirty-Six: Gay Cameron
Computer Attendant: Wanda Ventham
Will: Michael Balfour
Professor's Wife: Betty McDowall
Colonel J.: Kevin Stoney
Sir Charles Portland: John Wentworth
Gunther: Dennis Chinnery
Taxi Driver: Barbara Yu Ling
Barmaid: Sheena Marshe
Number Seventy-Three: Hilary Heath
Lobo Man: Thomas Heathcote
Nurse: Mary Maxfield
'B': Annette Carell
Ernst: Jon Laurimore
Villiers: James Bree
Day Supervisor: Camilla Hasse
Photographer: Dene Cooper
Flower Girl: Lucille Soong
Gypsy Girl: Nike Arrighi
Number Two's Assistant: Mark Burns
Stapleton: Lloyd Lamble
Committee Chairman: Bartlett Mullins
Control Room Operator: Bill Risley
Karel: David Arlen
Dutton: Alan White
Town Dignitary: Monti DeLyle
Welsh Napoleon: John Rees
Welfare Worker: Fabia Drake
Danvers: Patrick Jordan
2nd Guardian: Keith Peacock
Maid at Party: Bettine Le Beau
Night Supervisor: Michael Nightingale
Waitress: Holly Doone
Horse Dealer: Douglas Jones
Yorkshire Napoleon: Joe Gladwin
Artist: Charles Lloyd Pack
Waiter: Emile Stemmler
No. 38: Hilda Barry
Camera Shop Manager: Lockwood West
Shop Assistant: Victor Woolf
1st Member of Social Group: Joseph Cuby
First Gunman: Bill Nick
Bowler: John Drake
Man at Cafe and First Top Hat: Ian Fleming
2nd Member of Social Group: Michael Chow
Laboratory Technician: Michael Segal
Thug: Peter Brayham
First Judge: Jack Le White
Second Gunman: Leslie Crawford
Assistant Supervisor: Victor Platt
Electrician: Oliver MacGreevy
Potter: Fredric Abbott
Little Girl: Gaynor Steward
Stall Holder: Arthur White
Cafe Waiter: Gertan Klauber
Mechanic: Norman Mitchell
Postman: George Merritt
Number Forty-Eight: June Ellis
Shop Kiosk Girl: Margo Andrew
First Little Boy: Graham Steward
M.C. Councillor: Michael Bilton
1st Woodland Man: John Hamblin
Projection Operator: Bette Bourne
Skipper: Geoffrey Reed
Flowerman: John Frawley
Female Code Expert: Susan Sheers
Old Guest: Henry B. Longhurst
Second Little Boy: Stephen Howe
2nd Woodland Man: Michael Billington
Sailor: Terence Donovan
Young Guest: John Nolan
1st Tower Guard: Joe Dunne
2nd Doctor: William Lyon Brown
Third Horseman: Eddie Eddon
3rd Guardian: Eddie Powell
Hospital Attendant: David Garfield
2nd Tower Guard: Romo Gorrara
Undertaker in opening sequence: Peter Madden
Man Behind Desk in Title Sequence: George Markstein
Loudspeaker Announcer: Fenella Fielding
Villager: Jim Bolton
Fairground Patron: Pat Lewis
Computer Operator: Fred Davis
Passerby: Ned Lynch
Laboratory Assistant: Guy Standeven
Orderly: Hugh Elton
Milkman: Alan Meacham
Boxing Fan: Peggy Scott Sanders
Boxing Second: Jack Arrow
Village Official: Patrick Halpin
Assistant: John Clifford
Technician: Aidan Harrington
Patient: John Bailey
Newsvendor: Jack Carter
Hospital Orderly: Derek Chafer
The Minister: Kynaston Reeves
Villager at Carnival: Aileen Lewis
Welfare Committee Member: Victor Harrington
Drummer: Jim Brady
Servant: Walter Henry
Constable: Jeff Silk
Man Dancing at Party: Ernest Blyth
Bearded Number Two: Anthony Benson
Violinist: John Timberlake
Helicopter Remote Control Operative: Colin McKenzie
Official: Pat Judge
Saloon Girl: Mary Fielder
Rover's first victim: Seamus Byrne
Guard: Charles Price
Medical Assistant: John Preston
Security Officer: Bill Strange
Jury Member: Roy Beck
Marshal: Jimmy Millar
Bentley Driver: John Tatham

Written by: Patrick McGoohan

Release date: 01 Jun 1968

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The Prisoner (1967)
After he resigns, a secret agent is abducted and taken to what looks like an idyllic village, but is really a bizarre prison. His warders demand information. He gives them nothing; he only tries to escape. Cast: Number Six: Nigel Stock The Butler: Angelo Muscat Supervisor: Kenneth Benda 1st Guardian: Jack Cooper Number Two: Robert Rietty Labour Exchange Manager: George Benson Man in Buggy: Michael Miller Chief's voice: Alexis Kanner Henchman: Dave Griffiths Blonde Lady: Georgina Cookson Boxing M.C.: Harold Berens Man in Cave: John Cazabon 2nd Psychiatrist: Bee Duffell Number Eighty Six: John Maxim Gypsy Man: Alf Casha First Horseman: Max Faulkner Shopkeeper: Denis Shaw Maid: Denise Buckley Night Maid: Patsy Smart First New Man: Michael Danvers-Walker Lady in Corridor: Lucy Griffiths 4th Guardian: George Leech Horseman: Terry Yorke 2nd Mechanic: Alf Joint Ex-Admiral: Frederick Piper Party Guest: Richard Atherton Alison: Jane Merrow New Number Two: Derren Nesbitt The Colonel: Donald Sinden Janet Portland: Zena Walker Number Eighty-Six: Angela Browne The Woman: Virginia Maskell Rook: Ronald Radd Engadine: Katherine Kath Number Twelve: John Castle Bandmaster: Victor Maddern Watchmaker's Daughter: Annette Andre Nadia Rokovsky, Number 8: Nadia Gray 1st Psychiatrist: Patricia Jessel Number Fourteen: Basil Hoskins Doctor: Jack Armstrong Number Fifty Eight: Rachel Herbert Sonia: Justine Lord Cobb: Paul Eddington General: Finlay Currie Number One Hundred: Mark Eden Kathy: Valerie French Girl Bo-Peep: Norma West Professor: Peter Howell The New Number Two: George Baker 'A': Peter Bowles Queen: Rosalie Crutchley Fotheringay: Richard Wattis Group Captain: Brian Worth Town Elder: Gordon Tanner Retiring Number Two: Andre Van Gyseghem Psychiatric Director: Norman Scace Killer Karminski: Michael Brennan Roman Emperor: Aubrey Morris Man with the Stick: George Coulouris Announcer: Al Mancini Commander: Richard Caldicot Number Fifty Four: Martin Miller Number Forty-Two: Kathleen Breck Bystander: Lindsay Hooper New Supervisor: Derek Aylward Professor Jacob Seltzman: Hugo Schuster Number Thirty-Six: Gay Cameron Computer Attendant: Wanda Ventham Will: Michael Balfour Professor's Wife: Betty McDowall Colonel J.: Kevin Stoney Sir Charles Portland: John Wentworth Gunther: Dennis Chinnery Taxi Driver: Barbara Yu Ling Barmaid: Sheena Marshe Number Seventy-Three: Hilary Heath Lobo Man: Thomas Heathcote Nurse: Mary Maxfield 'B': Annette Carell Ernst: Jon Laurimore Villiers: James Bree Day Supervisor: Camilla Hasse Photographer: Dene Cooper Flower Girl: Lucille Soong Gypsy Girl: Nike Arrighi Number Two's Assistant: Mark Burns Stapleton: Lloyd Lamble Committee Chairman: Bartlett Mullins Control Room Operator: Bill Risley Karel: David Arlen Dutton: Alan White Town Dignitary: Monti DeLyle Welsh Napoleon: John Rees Welfare Worker: Fabia Drake Danvers: Patrick Jordan 2nd Guardian: Keith Peacock Maid at Party: Bettine Le Beau Night Supervisor: Michael Nightingale Waitress: Holly Doone Horse Dealer: Douglas Jones Yorkshire Napoleon: Joe Gladwin Artist: Charles Lloyd Pack Waiter: Emile Stemmler No. 38: Hilda Barry Camera Shop Manager: Lockwood West Shop Assistant: Victor Woolf 1st Member of Social Group: Joseph Cuby First Gunman: Bill Nick Bowler: John Drake Man at Cafe and First Top Hat: Ian Fleming 2nd Member of Social Group: Michael Chow Laboratory Technician: Michael Segal Thug: Peter Brayham First Judge: Jack Le White Second Gunman: Leslie Crawford Assistant Supervisor: Victor Platt Electrician: Oliver MacGreevy Potter: Fredric Abbott Little Girl: Gaynor Steward Stall Holder: Arthur White Cafe Waiter: Gertan Klauber Mechanic: Norman Mitchell Postman: George Merritt Number Forty-Eight: June Ellis Shop Kiosk Girl: Margo Andrew First Little Boy: Graham Steward M.C. Councillor: Michael Bilton 1st Woodland Man: John Hamblin Projection Operator: Bette Bourne Skipper: Geoffrey Reed Flowerman: John Frawley Female Code Expert: Susan Sheers Old Guest: Henry B. Longhurst Second Little Boy: Stephen Howe 2nd Woodland Man: Michael Billington Sailor: Terence Donovan Young Guest: John Nolan 1st Tower Guard: Joe Dunne 2nd Doctor: William Lyon Brown Third Horseman: Eddie Eddon 3rd Guardian: Eddie Powell Hospital Attendant: David Garfield 2nd Tower Guard: Romo Gorrara Undertaker in opening sequence: Peter Madden Man Behind Desk in Title Sequence: George Markstein Loudspeaker Announcer: Fenella Fielding Villager: Jim Bolton Fairground Patron: Pat Lewis Computer Operator: Fred Davis Passerby: Ned Lynch Laboratory Assistant: Guy Standeven Orderly: Hugh Elton Milkman: Alan Meacham Boxing Fan: Peggy Scott Sanders Boxing Second: Jack Arrow Village Official: Patrick Halpin Assistant: John Clifford Technician: Aidan Harrington Patient: John Bailey Newsvendor: Jack Carter Hospital Orderly: Derek Chafer The Minister: Kynaston Reeves Villager at Carnival: Aileen Lewis Welfare Committee Member: Victor Harrington Drummer: Jim Brady Servant: Walter Henry Constable: Jeff Silk Man Dancing at Party: Ernest Blyth Bearded Number Two: Anthony Benson Violinist: John Timberlake Helicopter Remote Control Operative: Colin McKenzie Official: Pat Judge Saloon Girl: Mary Fielder Rover's first victim: Seamus Byrne Guard: Charles Price Medical Assistant: John Preston Security Officer: Bill Strange Jury Member: Roy Beck Marshal: Jimmy Millar Bentley Driver: John Tatham Written by: Patrick McGoohan Release date: 01 Jun 1968
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