@2 THE PRISONER EPISODE GUIDE -=by Saul Jaffe=- @1 The Prisoner is a highly praised TV series from the 1960's, and has many fans, here is another of the ever popular episode guides. An ITC production by Everyman Films Ltd. Executive Producer: Patrick McGoohan Script Editor: George Markstein Director of Photography: Brenden J. Stafford BSC Art Director: Jack Shampan Music: Ron Grainer Casting Director: Rose Tobias Producer: David Tomblin Script Editor: George Markstein Executive Producer: Patrick McGoohan Recurring Cast: Number 6: Patrick McGoohan The Butler: Angelo Muscat First Screened 1967-1968 Made on location in the grounds of the Hotel Portmerion, Penrhyndeudraeth, North Wales by courtesy of Sir Clough Williams-Ellis and at MGM Studios, Borehamwood, England 1966/67 17 episodes were made in total. Arrival, The Chimes Of Big Ben, A B & C, Free For All, The Schizoid Man, The General, Many Happy Returns, Dance Of The Dead, Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling, It's Your Funeral, Checkmate, A Change Of Mind, Hammer Into Anvil, The Girl Who Was Death, Once A Upon A Time, Fall Out, Living In Harmony, ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Arrival, Writer George Markstein and David Tomblin. Director Don Chaffey Guests Guy Doleman (Number Two), George Baker (the new Number Two), Virginia Maskell (The Woman), Paul Eddington (Cobb), Peter Swanwick (Supervisor), Barbara Yu Ling (Taxi Driver), Stephanie Randall (Maid), Jack Allen (Doctor), Fabia Drake (Welfare Worker), Denis Shaw (Shopkeeper), Oliver MacGreevy (Gardner), Frederick Piper (Ex-Admiral), Patsy Smart (Waitress), Christopher Benjamin (Labour Exchange Manager), David Garfield (Hospital Attendant), Peter Brace (Guardian), Keith Peacock (Guardian) The Chimes Of Big Ben, Writer Vincent Tilsley Director Don Chaffey Guests Leo McKern (Number Two), Nadia Gray (Nadia), Finlay Currie (General), Richard Wattis (Fotheringay), Kevin Stoney (Colonel J), Peter Swanwick (Supervisor), Christopher Benjamin (Number Two's Assistant), David Arlen (Karel), Hilda Barry (Number 38), Jack Le-White (Judge), John Maxim (Judge), Lucy Griffiths (Judge). A B & C, Writer Anthony Skene Director Pat Jackson Guests Colin Gordon (Number Two), Katherine Kath (Engadine), Sheila Allen (Number 14), Peter Bowles ("A"), Georgina Cookson (Blonde), Annette Carrell ("B"), Lucille Soong (Flower Girl), Bettine Le Beau (Maid), Terry Yorke (Thug), Peter Brayham (Thug), Bill Cummings (Henchman) Free For All, Writer Paddy Fritz Director Patrick McGoohan Guests Eric Portman (Number Two), Rachel Herbert (Number 58), George Benson (Labour Exchange Manager), Harold Berens (Reporter), John Cazabon (Man in Cave), Dene Cooper (Photographer), Kenneth Benda (Supervisor), Holly Doone (Waitress), Peter Brace (Mechanic), Alf Joint (Mechanic) The Schizoid Man, Writer Terence Feely Director Pat Jackson Guests Anton Rogers (Number Two), Jane Merrow (Alison), Earl Cameron (Supervisor), Gay Cameron (Number 36), David Nettheim (Doctor), Pat Keen (Nurse), Gerry Crampton (Guardian), Dinney Powell (Guardian) The General, Writer Joshua Adam Director Peter Graham Scott Guests Colin Gordon (Number Two), John Castle (Number 12), Betty McDowall (Professor's Wife), Peter Swanwick (Supervisor), Conrad Phillips (Doctor), Michael Miller (Man in Buggy), Keith Pyott (Waiter), Ian Fleming (Man at Cafe), Normal Mitchell (Mechanic), Peter Bourne (Projection Operator), George Leech (Guard), Jackie Cooper (Guard) Aubrey Morris (Town Crier), Camilla Hasse (Day Supervisor), Michael Nightingale (Night Supervisor), Patsy Smart (Night Maid), Denise Buckley (Maid), George Merritt (Postman), John Frawley (Flower Man), Lucy Griffiths (Lady in Corridor), William Lyon Brown (Doctor) Many Happy Returns, Writer Anthony Skene Director Joseph Serf Guests Donald Sinden (The Colonel), Patrick Cargill (Thorpe), Georgina Cookson (Mrs. Butterworth), Brian Worth (Group Captain), Richard Caldicott (Commander), Dennis Chinnery (Gunther), Jon Laurimore (Ernst), Nike Arrighi (Gypsy Girl), Grace Arnold (Maid), Larry Taylor (Gypsy Man) Dance Of The Dead, Writer Anthony Skene Director Don Chaffey Guests Mary Morris (Number Two), Duncan MacRae (Doctor), Norma West (The Observer), Bee Duffell (Psychiatrist), Alan White (Dutton), Gertan Klauber (Waiter), Henry Longhurst (Old Guest), Danvers Walker (New Man), John Nolan (Young Guest) Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling, Writer Vincent Tilsley Director Pat Jackson Guests Clifford Evans (Number Two), Nigel Stock (The Colonel), Zena Walker (Janet), Hugo Schuster (Seltzman), John Wentworth (Sir Charles), James Bree (Villiers), Lloyd Lamble (Stapleton),, Patrick Jordan (Danvers), Lockwood West (Camera Shop Manager), Frederic Abbott (Potter), It's Your Funeral, Writer Michael Cramoy Director Robert Asher Guests Derren Nesbit (Number Two), Mark Eden (Number 100), Annette Andre (Watchmaker's Daughter), Andre Van Gyseghem (Retiring Number Two), Martin Miller (Watchmaker), Wanda Ventham (Computer Attendant), Mark Burns (Number Two's Assistant), Peter Swanwick (Supervisor), Charles Lloyd Pack (Artist), Grace Arnold (Number 36), Arthur White (Stall Holder), Michael Bilton (Councillor), Gerry Crampton (Kosho Opponent) Checkmate, Writer Gerald Kelsey Director Don Chaffey Guests Peter Wyngarde (Number Two), Ronald Radd (Rook), George Coulouris (Man with Stick), Rosalie Crutchley (Queen), Patricia Jessel (Psychiatrist), Bee Duffell (Psychiatrist), Basil Dignam (Supervisor), Danvers Walker (Painter), Denis Shaw (Shopkeeper), Victor Platt (Assistant Supervisor), Shivaun O'Casey (Nurse), Geoffrey Reed (Skipper), Terence Donovan (Sailor), Joe Dunne (Guard), Romo Gorrara (Guard) A Change Of Mind, Writer Roger Parkes Director Joseph Serf Guests John Sharpe (Number Two), Operator), Peter Swanwick (Supervisor), Victor Woolf (Shop Assistant), Michael Segal (Technician), Margo Andrew (Girl), Susan Sheers (Code Expert), Jackie Cooper (Guardian), Fred Haggerty (Guardian), Eddie Powell (Guardian), George Leach (Guardian) Angela Brown (Number 86), George Pravda (Doctor), Kathleen Breck (Number 42), Peter Swanwick (Supervisor), Thomas Heathcote (Lobo Man), Bartlett Mullins (Chairman), Michael Miller (Number 93), Joseph Cuby (Member of Social Group), June Ellis (Number 48), John Hamblin (Woodland Man), Michael Billington (Woodland Man) Hammer Into Anvil, Writer Roger Woddis Director Pat Jackson Guests Patrick Cargill (Number Two), Basil Hoskins (Number 14), Victor Maddern (Bandmaster), Norman Scace (Psychiatrist), Derek Aylward (New Supervisor), Hilary Dwyer (Number 73), Arthur Gross (Control Room Drake (Bowler), Gaynor Steward (Little Girl), Graham Steward (Little Boy), Stephen How (Little Boy) The Girl Who Was Death, Writer Terence Feely Director David Tomblin Guests Kenneth Griffith (Schnipps), Justine Lord (Sonia), Christopher Benjamin (Potter), Michael Brennan (Killer Karminski), Harold Berens (Boxing M.C.), Sheena Marsh (Barmaid), Max Faulkner (Scots Napoleon), John Rees (Welsh Napoleon), Joe Gladwin (Yorkshire Napoleon), John Once A Upon A Time, Writer Patrick McGoohan Director Patrick McGoohan Guests Leo McKern (Number Two), Peter Swanwick (Supervisor), John Cazabon (Umbrella Man) [Note: Although this episode was screened as the 16th episode it was the 13th (last of the 1st season) to be filmed. An 8 month production gap took place between these last two episodes.] Fall Out, Writer Patrick McGoohan Director Patrick McGoohan Guests Leo McKern (Number Two), Kenneth Griffith (President), Peter Swanwick (Supervisor), Michael Miller (Delegate), Alexis Kanner (Number 48) Living In Harmony, Writer David Tomblin Director David Tomblin Guests David Bauer (Judge), Alexis Kanner (Kid), Valerie French (Cathy), Gordon Tanner (Town Elder), Gordon Sterne (Bystander), Michael Balfour (Will), Larry Taylor (Mexican Sam), Monti de Lyle (Dignitary), Douglas Jone (Horse Dealer), Bill Nick (Gunman), Les Crawford (Gunman), Frank Maher (Gunman), Max Faulkner (Horseman), Bill Cummings (Horseman), Eddie Eddon (Horseman) @2 FURTHER INFO Starlog #11 does have an episode guide to the show and a skimpy article on the series. Many fanzines also had episode guides. The Ontario Educational 'Prisoner Primer' was one of the better ones. Travel & Leisure Magazine In 1980 May or June had an article on Portmerion in Wales. Many public libraries should have this. end.