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The "Prisoner": The Official Companion to the Classic TV Series - Rob Fairclough

Description: ISBN 1842224344 / Genre: Music / Stage / Screen / Author: Rob Fairclough / Paperback / 256 Pages / Book is published 2002-04-02 by ... more

The "Prisoner": The Official Companion to the Classic TV Series - Rob Fairclough ... Carlton Books Ltd

Newest Review: ... the main star Patrick McGoohan & information on programming of the time. The book then proceeds with an episode guide. ... more

... This is an in depth account of each episode. A minimum of 4 pages are devoted to each episode although some of the more important episodes like the original & final have more pages devoted to them. Then there is a chapter about how The Prisoner grew it's profile & gathered it's cult status After this there is a chapter devoted to the real life setting of the programme, Portmeirion. This is very interesting an almost like a small guide to the town, with a firm focus on The Prisoner. close to the end the book ...more

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The Official "Prisoner" Companion Pages: 256, Paperback, Warner Books Last Update 27.11.2009 05:48	£ 16.99	Free! within 24 hours
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The "Prisoner": The Official Companion to the Classic TV Series - Rob Fairclough: Do you want information? This has more than Number 2! (314 words)
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This is what every fan of the prisoner needs to have a good read through. The official companion guide the the classic TV series. The book is 256 pages long in full colour throughout & is priced at £14.99 or less. The book is laid out very well. It begins with an introduction. This contains sections about hirstorical context of the time, details on the main star Patrick McGoohan & information on programming of the time. The book then proceeds with an episode guide. This is an in depth account of each episode. A minimum of 4 pages are devoted to each episode although some of the more important episodes like the original & final ... Read the complete review

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