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Sep 02, 2020
Gorgeous Catherine in Costumes
First of all, I didn't like the price. Second, it was only an average, at best, production. I can understand why the previous owner wanted to get rid of it. Not very entertaining, however, the costumes were very nice. The little revolution that put her on the throne was not displayed in full action, and John Paul Jones involvement in the Turkish conflict was completely omitted. Sorry, not a very historically accurate production. It might have taken more time, but that would have been worth it
Sep 01, 2016
I am NOT a number - I am a free MAN !
1 of 1 found this helpful As I remember watching this in the 1960s, with all the international rumblings of spy spying on spy, P.M. nailed the essential issue of the existence of mankind in this oppressive world. More succinctly appropriate today than it was back then, all the monitoring of everyone's daily life invades the most intimate facets of our privacy issues. Will we ever be free of government involvement and intrusion into our privacy? The banter and dialogue of the Prisoner as he deals with all the frontal sideways and backstabbing attacks from various characters is poignant and obtuse at the same time. Every victory, in every episode, however, brings him closer to the slamming bars of the cell in which he finds himself at the Village, an actual resort area that was restored and developed for the program with less than 20 episodes. The last episode finally brings him to the final victory where the government finally gives up and allows him to go free. But, I wonder, are we ever to be really free? The final moments show him to still be monitored to see if the subject slips and falls into their hands again.
Jan 13, 2013
DO NOT BUY unless you really want it regardless of the price - MY OPINION
5 of 14 found this helpful This IS a treasure. Disney just might re-release it again. Just a matter of time. Might even be a restored version with special features now that Mr McGoohan has passed away. It would have been much better if they were auctioned with a more reasonable starting price. I certainly can't afford the asking price. Sorry for the soap box speech. It had to be said.