Yeah, I've seen the book, nicely designed, large white hardback, all minimalist layout.<br><br>At first glance it looks pretty good, but for about £15 or ...
It seems as if we're getting the better deal here stateside. Barnes & Noble is only asking US$15. BTW, Barnes & Noble is a well established brick and mortar...
Considering that West is a genuine fan of the show (despite having directed CON AIR), and also taking into consideration that McGoohan will probably have...
Hey guys an' gals New member here and I wanna let you know I think that the movie idea is a good one, BUT...the things which made the series work for me were: ...
I agree with the idea of a sequel. In fact I included that thought in a post which disappeared. The past few days, I've noticed a few Yahoo! boards acting ...
Hi all ! Just joined and LOVE the idea of a movie- but, as earlier pointed out, totally AGAINST it if McGoohan is NOT actively involved in production in a...
Good thought. Mea Culpa. Mel was in Air America, not Con Air. I didn't actually see either movie. Well, I hope West doesn't bring Cage with him. Probably ...
So what's the feeling in the club? <br>Who would YOU like to see in the title role?<br>Haven't narrowed it down enough to decide myself - but interested in...
I still say I would like to see McGoohan in the role done as a sequel 30 years later. That would provide more flexibilty for casting a younger actor as a ...
Fiennes is too "fey" for my taste. We have discussed this before and I will stand by my choice before and that is Sam Neill as Number 6. Number Two could be...
I don't think the Batman analogy is a fair one since the movie was not a remake of the campy 60's TV Batman (which on it's own merits was a hoot.) The first ...
Don't misunderstand me, I agree that Batman and The Prisoner are far removed from one another. My point was that dragging out the star of a popular series...
I realize that you didn't mean to suggest that Batman and the Prisoner aren't far removed. What I meant is that the Batman TV series and the Batman movie (at...
Some interesting debate going on... personally I think the idea of McGoohan reprising the role is a non-starter, as is the film as a sequel.<br><br>Lest we ...
"Basing a major motion picture that is designed to attract millions of dollars on a flop tv series made over 30 years ago wouldn't be sound commercial ...
I was telling my wife about our recent speculation on who could play No. 6 in a film version of the series. She suggested someone who I think might fit the ...
The movie would be great if it had a brilliant director.... David Lynch would be very interesting, he could capture the surreal element, to say the least. It...
Kyle MacLaclan as No. 6....now that's not a bad idea!!! I also like the idea of Sam Neill but I don't want to see Tim Burton touching The Prisoner. His movies...
I just thought I would lend my weight to the Robert Carlyle/David Lynch pairing.<br>VERY INTERESTING<br>Earlier reference to *intensity* suits both actor and ...
I wasn't sure if I liked the David Lynch director idea, but it is beginning to grow on me. He could lend a very surreal presence to the film, as long as he ...
I disagree about directors sticking to only behind the camera. Look at Orson Wells.... he directed and starred in two of the most interesting movies ever.......
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