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Quel enfer le jeu de Truffaut, qu'est-ce qu'il lui a pris de jouer le rôle principal...

My favorite segment from one of my favorite episodes.

Terrible? It's dreamy!

Inception of the 60s. There is even a character named Cobb in the 1st episode!

me at any social gathering

"This is a dreamy party"...I love that line because he knows it isn't real.

I just love how the drugs not exactly working causes the party to get rowdy and raunchy

Ce niveau de zoophilie !

- Meaning you are free... - Possible... - I know something and the pay is very good... - I AM FREE...

Excellent!!

In the mid-1980s, the CBC re-ran The Prisoner on Sundays at midnight. At the time, I was studying Physics in university. Everyone in the faculty was mad about the show. We'd come in Monday mornings and theorise wildly about how to accomplish some of the tricks or traps of the show. James Bond was fun, but The Prisoner made you think and feel cool just by watching.

Crazy brillant !!! The ever best science fiction épisode for ever ...

"Haven't they killed you yet?" A line delivered to perfection!

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This series is so personal and packs so many ideas in each episode. One can’t predict the ending.

I saw this episode when I was only seven years of age. That song still is in my head (as well as The Village band's version of the Radetsky March). The woman that Mme. Engadine introduces No. 6 to was also Mrs. Butterworth (Georgia Cookson) in "Many Happy Returns" (Episode 7) in this amazing series. I have used that line, "This is a DREAMY party!" in the same manner as the late, great Patrick McGoohan literally hundreds of times as a guest at parties over the past four decades. Only twice has someone recognized the line. And we ended the party by saying "Be seeing you" with the hand sign used in The Village. By the way, Rover gave me nightmares as a child. Especially when he suffocated the Villager in the first episode. Nightmares. Be seeing you! No. 122

The ladies in this are Brit beauties!

cia lsd

It seems like this was the same place as the Professor's house in The General.

The music remembers to The american breeds

You are number 6

It would have been cool if he said: "Bond. James Bond."

Yes. I know *exactly* how he feels. 🐯

I cannot watch this enough! "Haven't they killed you yet?" Priceless! :)

This is what happens when you mix alcohol and benzos. Lol But I remember the first time I saw this episode, 1994. Had the song running through my head for days after. Fast forward to New Years Eve 2011, and I had this played by the DJ, just as everyone reached their peak of being wasted. I remember there was a co-worker of mine at the time so drunk he was dancing in the corner of the room, facing the wall! The scene that night pretty much captured the spirit of this scene out of the episode.

My FAVOURITE EPISODE and the music.. is sublime..

That shrill "terrible!" cracks me up.

"Haven't they killed you yet?" Should have been a massive hint to Number 2 that Number 6 was in control of the dream.

La chambre verte est inspirée d une nouvelle poignante de Henry James : L autel des morts . Dont je recommande la lecture.

Hi Please check out a video I put together using my own music using clips and samples from this episode. ruclips.net/video/-UE3GKTfDNw/видео.html

Such a brilliant episode! Patrick McGoohan just OWNS this entire sequence.

Bonjour à tous ; je n'ai pas le souvenir d'un accident auto aussi bien mis en scène au cinéma car ici l'effet de surprise est total. Comme dans la vie. Regardez l'extrait sans le son et vous verrez que même au minima l'impact est des plus réaliste. Ce qui est remarquable c'est tout ce qui précède l'accident : passage à la barrière de péage à vitesse lente, maîtrise du chauffeur avec gros plan de la main sur le volant, retour plan large sur cet autoroute en construction, absence totale de danger potentiel, puis, et c'est là le plus fort, une conversation téléphonique qui fait totalement oublier la route, et..... L'accident ! Quelle maîtrise, Bravo,

can anyone tell me the name of the music played in the garden when B is talking to number six and number six is doubting she is really her?

Kind of reminds me of Soul Finger by the Bar-kEys

Did you have any luck? I recently recorded this film off of TCM (Turner Classic Movies), and was quite thrilled by it. I hope that you've had the opportunity to find it, by now. Haunting and weirdly-wonderful film, that is, for the most part, an obscure treasure.

The actual title for the music is 'Bienvenue Mr. Jones (welcome, Mr. Jones). It was written as an incidental piece by Jack Arel and Pierre Dutour (incidentally, a lot of their background music is used today. It's a heavily sampled catalogue).

ha le chevreuil! ^^ dire que je l'ai vu au cinéma avec un dellepine bourré pour le présenter :p