Free For All
Time for an election in the Village, and the regime wants Number 6 to stand as a candidate to be Number 2. Stars Mark Elstob.
Under constant surveillance, Number 6 can trust no-one. The regime seems to want him to stand in an election candidate to be Number 2.
But when 2βs manifesto seems to be based on the notion of freedom, what platform will 6 decide to stand upon? And can there ever be freedom in the Village?
The original 17 episode TV series of The Prisoner created intrigue and controversy in equal measure when it first aired in the UK in 1967.
In a taut psychological spy thriller the main character, dehumanised as βNumber 6β, has committed no crime, save for having resigned from some unspecified branch of the British Secret Service. His prison was a heavily guarded coastal village.
Number 6 .β¦ Mark Elstob
Number 43 .β¦ Genevieve Gaunt
Number 2 .β¦ Lorelei King
Journalist .β¦ Alicia Bayley
Operations Controller/Village Voice .β¦ Jennifer Healy
Instructor/Technician .β¦ Glen McCready
Written and directed by Nicholas Briggs.
Script Editor: Scott Handcock
Music composed and performed by Jamie Robertson
Producer: Emma Halgh
A Big Finish production.
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