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INTRODUCTION |
ARTWORK |
MUSIC |
STUNTWORK |
KOROSHI ONE |
 LINKS |
THE PRISONER |
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KOROSHI and SHINDA SHIMA Part Two |
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The very last episodes of 'Danger Man' show a very definite shift away from the style of the preceding series - more rounded characters, more adventure-based and less dependence on gadgets. When the decision was made not to make any more, but to produce 'The Prisoner' instead, it was the same production crew that went to work. They probably didn't even break step. With only minor changes, 'Koroshi' and particularly 'Shinda Shima' could even have been 'Prisoner' episodes. Have a look at the frame grabs below and spot the similarities. |
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Peter Brace, appears in 'Arrival' and 'Free For All' as a guard/mechanic. |
Two of Frank Maher's stunt regulars. They appear in various 'Prisoner ' episodes playing an assortment of parts, including gunmen in 'Living In Harmony'. |
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| Christopher Benjamin plays Drake's contact man "Potter" - as he does in "The Girl Who Was Death". He also appears, in different roles, in "Arrival" and "Chimes". |
Kenneth Griffiths - 'Schnipps' in 'The Girl Who Was Death' and the 'Fallout' judge. |
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| George Colouris - played the 'man with the stick' in the 'Checkmate' episode. |
This looks familiar, especially that ramp - Number Two's office perhaps? |
Underground passage - is there a door marked 'Well Come' at the end of it? |
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Is John Drake really Number Six? . . . Or are they both just Patrick McGoohan? |
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Shades of 'Free For All' . . . as our hero goes on a short sea journey |
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. . . and ends up walking down a familiar corridor - 'All you need is . . .' |
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INTRODUCTION |
ARTWORK |
MUSIC |
STUNTWORK |
KOROSHI ONE |
LINKS |
THE PRISONER |