The PrisonerThe Prisoner is one of the greatest cult TV shows of all time, starring Patrick McGoohan as "No. 6", a secret agent who is trapped in a mysterious place known as The Village after he resigns. It was filmed in Portmeirion, (a North Wales village designed by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis) in 1967. Portmeirion is much smaller than The Village, even the buildings are much smaller, as all the interior shots were in a studio. photos of Portmeirion |
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There are 17 episodes of The Prisoner:
| Episode Title | Guest Stars | |
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| Arrival | Virginia Maskell- The Woman Guy Doleman- Number 2 Paul Eddington- Cobb George Baker- New Number 2 |
written by Patrick McGoohan directed by Don Chaffey |
| The Chimes of Big Ben | Leo McKern- Number 2 Nadia Gray- Nadia Finlay Currie- General Richard Wattis- Fotheringay |
written by Vincent Tilsley directed by Don Chaffey |
| A, B and C | Katherine Kath- Engadine Sheila Allen- Number 14 Colin Gordon- Number 2 Peter Bowles- A |
written by Anthony Skene directed by Pat Jackson |
| Free For All | Eric Portman- Number 2 Rachel Herbert- Number 58 |
written by Patrick McGoohan directed by Patrick McGoohan |
| The Schizoid Man | Jane Merrow- Alison Anton Rodgers- Number 2 |
written by Terence Feely directed by Pat Jackson |
| The General | Colin Gordon- Number 2 John Castle- Number 12 Peter Howell- Professor |
written by Lewis Greifer directed by Peter Graham Scott |
| Many Happy Returns | Donald Sinden- The Colonel Patrick Cargill- Thorpe Georgina Cookson- Mrs. Butterworth |
written by Anthony Skene directed by Patrick McGoohan |
| Dance Of The Dead | Mary Morris- Number 2 Duncan MacRae- Doctor Norma West- Girl Bo-Peep |
written by Anthony Skene directed by Don Chaffey |
| Checkmate | Ronald Radd- Rook Patricia Jessel- 1st Psychiatrist Peter Wyngarde- Number 2 Rosalie Crutchley- Queen George Colouris- Man with the Stick |
written by Gerald Kelsey directed by Don Chaffey |
| Hammer Into Anvil | Patrick Cargill- Number 2 Victor Maddern- Band Master Basil Hoskins- Number 14 Norma Scace- Psychiatric Director Derek Aylward- New Supervisor |
written by Roger Woddis directed by Pat Jackson |
| It's Your Funeral | Derren Nesbit- New Number 2 Annette Andre- Watchmaker's Daughter Andre Van Gyseghem- Retiring Number 2 |
written by Michael Cramoy directed by Robert Asher |
| A Chance Of Mind | Angela Browne- Number 86 John Sharpe- Number 2 |
written by Roger Parkes directed by Patrick McGoohan |
| Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling |
Zena Walker- Janet Clifford Evans- Number 2 Nigel Stock- The Colonel |
written by Vincent Tilsley directed by Pat Jackson |
| Living In Harmony | Alexis Kanner- The Kid David Bauer- The Judge Valerie French- Kathy |
written and directed by David Tomblin |
| The Girl Who Was Death | Kenneth Griffith- Schnipps Justine Lord- Sonia |
written by Terence Freely directed by David Tomblin |
| Once Upon A Time | Leo McKern- Number 2 Angelo Muscat- The Butler |
written and directed by Patrick McGoohan |
| Fall Out | Leo McKern Alexis Kanner Kenneth Griffith- The President |
written and directed by Patrick McGoohan |
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written by Ed in 1999 |
