Danger Man (DVD)

Newest Review: ... might think in fact by being so short the writer really has to focus on more on the main theme in each story and it led to a ... more

... fast paced and sharp storytelling. It’s interesting to see how some idea regarding programme making seem to come full circle, in the 60’s we had half hour TV shows the trend then turned to longer formats which eventually led to the two hour format of the typical cop show but there seems to be a trend now to reduce the programme time thus we get cops shows becoming more often than not one hour or one and half hour and some of the newest shows like ‘Doctor Who’ and ‘Torchwood’ are only 45 minutes long, maybe the days o...more

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Danger Man (DVD): THE SPY THAT TIME FORGOT (1524 words)
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For most people Patrick McGoohan is best known for starring and being the main creative force behind the cult 60’s series ‘The Prisoner’ and a few may also remember him playing the baddie if films such as ‘Scanners’, ‘Escape From Alcatraz’ and ‘Braveheart’. What many will not know is that in the mid 60’s before ‘The Prisoner’ was made Patrick McGoohan was the most highly paid actor on British TV and was one of the first actor to be considered for the role of James Bond in the first Bond film ‘Dr No’ made in 1962. What gained McGoohan this status that eventually allowed him to make such a leftfield project as ‘The Prisoner’? Well the answer is ‘Danger Man’ a mould ... Read the complete review

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