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The Prisoner Original Soundtrack & Library Music Remastered CD
This arefully compiled and remastered Prisoner deluxe box set by Network features limited edition packaging and the following;
THE PRISONER - AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY [BOOK]
TV historian Andrew Pixley’s updated history of the series illustrated with rare and never-before-published photographs.
ORIGINAL SOUNDTRACK & LIBRARY MUSIC REMASTERED [6 CD SET]
This release brings together...
The Prisoner Original Vinyl Soundtrack
Vinyl editions of the original soundtrack from the iconic 1967/68 British television series The Prisoner have never sounded better!The Prisoner Original Soundtrack features tracks from legendary film and TV composers Ron Grainer, Albert Elms and Wilfred Josephs, and additional new tracks previously not available on vinyl.These audiophile-level albums are presented on 180g virgin vinyl featuring new...
The Prisoner DVD Bluray
The collected legendary cult TV series starring Patrick McGoohan. The Prisoner centres on a British Intelligence agent (McGoohan) who is kidnapped from his London home and taken to a strange island village, where he's subjected to a brainwashing programme by an unseen foe. His new identity as 'Number Six' is confusing at first, giving way to anger and frustration along with a great desire to get away....
The Prisoner Dvd
The collected legendary cult TV series starring Patrick McGoohan. The Prisoner centres on a British Intelligence agent (McGoohan) who is kidnapped from his London home and taken to a strange island village, where he's subjected to a brainwashing programme by an unseen foe. His new identity as 'Number Six' is confusing at first, giving way to anger and frustration along with a great desire to get away.
Various...
The Prisoner Soundtrack CD
The Prisoner Original soundtrack 3 x CD box set.
Disc 1 - Original scores/themes for Arrival by Farnon and Josephs + additional themes by Grainer.
Discs 2 & 3 - Complete scores for Degree Absolute, Play In Three Acts, The General, Free For All, Hammer Into Anvil, Face Unknown and Living In Harmony + additional music cues for Fall Out.
Danger Man The Complete Series One
“The DANGER MAN is back! ... Danger Man is now produced as one-hour programmes, with vivid new stories which take Special Security Agent John Drake into even more tensely dramatic adventures in every part of the globe ... Excitement and suspense are the keynotes of stories which live up to the title. The emphasis is on DANGER.”
ITC Press Brochure, 1964
Everyman CD ''EVERYMAN - A Celebration of Patrick McGoohan and The Prisoner'
EVERYMAN tells the story of Patrick McGoohan's life, from his birth in New York, through childhood in Ireland, early years in Sheffield, right up to the filming of THE PRISONER. Adapted for audio by Brian Gorman from his successful one-man stage play, he portrays Patrick McGoohan as he looks over his life in the style of a classic episode of The Prisoner.
Audio book Drama CD; duration 48 minutes,
Cutting Edge by Eric Mival Hardback
Cutting Edge - My Life in Film and Television' is an intriguing book from Eric Mival, who was the Music Editor of the cult series 'The Prisoner'.
Cutting Edge is not only a fascinating look at life inside the film and television industry, it also includes the inside story of arguably the greatest TV series ever produced. Cutting Edge also serves as a fascinating guide to the art of film making, with...
George Markstein And The Prisoner Softback
An essential read for all Prisoner fans as Roger Goodman sheds light on the mysterious George Markstein and answers questions such as 'Why Portmeirion? Why Number 6? Why did he resign?' and more.
I Am (Not) A Number Decoding The Prisoner Alex Cox
The enormously puzzling TV series The Prisoner has developed a rapt cult following, and has often been described as 'surreal' or 'Kafkaesque.'
Alex Cox watched all the episodes of The Prisoner on their first broadcast, at the ripe old age of thirteen. In I Am (Not) a Number, Cox believes he provides the answers to all the questions which have engrossed and confounded viewers including:
- Who is...
On The Trail Of The Prisoner: A Walking Guide To Portmeirion's Prisoner Sites
On The Trail Of The Prisoner is a 40 page book (plus cover) contains over 50 high-quality colour photos; eight behind-the-scene photos taken from the side-lines of the 1966 filming; and a two-page color map that clearly identifies all the locations and landmarks On The Trail Of The Prisoner.
Reviews:
BBC Online
On The Trail Of The Prisoner: A Walking Guide To Portmeirion's Prisoner Sites offers...
Patrick McGoohan Danger Man or Prisoner?
2017 revised and updated Patrick McGoohan biography by Roger Langley, with new foreword by Catherine McGoohan and original foreward by Peter Falk.
A decade after writing the first Biography, Langley has updated and revised the book to cover the legacy of the actor since his passing in 2009.
The contents are up to August 2017, in time for the 50th anniversary of the first screening of "The Prisoner"...
Portmeirion in 'The Prisoner' and its History by Roger Langley
Portmeirion in "The Prisoner" and its History by Roger Langley is a 48 page glossy booklet about the history of Portmeirion and its appearance in the TV series "The Prisoner" as the mystery "Village".
Written by Roger Langley, the chapters include an introduction, the background to Portmeirion being used in The Prisoner, the 1966 and 1967 location filming and differences in appearance.
All of the...
50 Years Of The Prisoner by Roger Langley
Another fantastic publication by Roger Langley who pens a great insight into Patrick McGoohan’s timeless cult TV series. the glossy paperback has 210 pages, abundantly illustrated, with unpublished photos - including a special tribute to the actor and a full chronicle of his once in a lifetime production.
The complete history of “The Prisoner”, covering each year’s events throughout...
Portmeirion Pe-War by Roger Langley
Insightful book With foreword by Robin Llywelyn, managing director of Portmeirion and grandson of Sir Clough Williams-Ellis.
Before World War II broke out, Portmeirion enjoyed a heady decade and a half, entertaining grand guests and expanding its growing collection of buildings. Now, for the first time, a journey is taken back to those days, watching the birth of the village and its early growth years....
Red Reflections DVD
Red Reflections, produced and directed by Richard Owen and Eric Mival (music Editor) for 'The Prisoner'.
In 1966 Film makers Eric Mival (Music editor on “The Prisoner”, film editor on “Doctor Who”) and Richard Owen took a group of international students into the heart of Eastern Europe at the height of the cold war. What transpired was a fascinating journey into a Europe which...
The Making Of 'The Prisoner' by Roger Langley
The full production story of the 1967 cult TV series starring Patrick McGoohan
The story behind the production of the memorable 1967 TV series The Prisoner, including the history of the location filming in Portmeirion and the studio work at MGM Borehamwood, during nearly two years of intense planning, shooting and many changes of plans.
The whole saga and much more contained over 216 pages of facts....
The Pris6ner from The Inside: Plots, Scripts, Background by Roger Langley
THE PRISONER - starring Patrick McGoohan - the cult TV classic from the Sixties, featuring 17 enigmatic episodes.
Now, with 216 pages of background and production information, the whole series is laid out for investigation: origins, action, plots, publicity, trivia, the Village, music, humour, extracts and conclusions.
Together with illustrations and commentary, the episodes are revisited as if at...
The Prisoner - The Village Technical Manual by Tim Palgut
In each episode of The Prisoner, Number 6 tries to escape from the bizarre, hi-tech complex of the Village. If only he'd got access to this book! For here, smuggled at great risk from Number 2's Green Dome, are the Top Secret Village plans, blueprints and files, Detailed schematics of Village buildings, devices, vehicles and equipment; cutaway illustrations; Rover attack vectors; hidden camera placements;...
The Prisoner Interrogations By Leslie Glen
Based on the classic 1960's television series The Prisoner, which was filmed in Portmeirion, comes this interesting book with questions about the famous series.
DO you know who played the Prisoner? Or What the Prisoner's number is? And how many episodes of the series were made? featuring a wide variety of questions, with answers, find out how much you know about The Prisoner - or how little.
The Prisoner Located by Roger Langley
A fantastic glossy peperback book for all prisoner fans, written by author Roger Langley. Presented for the first time all the locations and settings seen in the 17 episodes of The Prisoner and other relevant places, with 100 pages of text and photos, including unseen ones.
Brought to life with sketches, maps and illustrations, the book also contains details of where scenes were shot, with information...
The Prisoner Series Guide by Roger Langley
A concise introduction to and review of The Prisoner, by Roger Langley.
Includes over 100 unseen photos.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 24
Publisher: Dennis Plenty & Co.
The Prisoner The Essential Guide
The Prisoner's Essential Guide' by Rick Davy is a handy guide to everything that made the series such a cult favourite. Included in this 36 page paperback , book is an easy reference guide to each episode, plus previously unpublished behind the scenes photographs.
The Prisoner Trilogy by Roger Langley
Three, fully illustrated stories by Roger Langley as originally published, now in a single volume. Based on the Patrick McGoohan cult TV series of the 1960s - The Prisoner.
The three stories are;
Think Tank
When in Rome
Charmed Life
Think Tank
'You!' The noise was deafening. 'You no longer have a name, number or letter. Nobody knows where you are. Only I know who you are. We have met before....
Patrick McGoohan Interview CD: On the Trail of The
In this interview CD - On the Trail of The Prisoner - Roger Goodman talks to Patrick McGoohan about his life as an actor and The Prisoner.
Patrick McGoohan explains:
Why Portmeirion?
Why the pennyfarthing?
Who is Number One?
and much more!
"Roger Goodman's interview with Patrick McGoohan is the best I've ever heard. It is the only recording in which McGoohan seems fully at ease talking...