About The Prisoner
- Released on September 29, 1967
After resigning, a secret agent is abducted and taken to what looks like an idyllic village, but is really a bizarre Kafkaesque prison. His warders demand information. He gives them nothing, but only tries to escape.
Main Cast of The Prisoner
Patrick McGoohan plays Number 6 (17 episodes)
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See Patrick McGoohan's other roles →Peter Swanwick plays The Supervisor (17 episodes)
Angelo Muscat plays The Butler (17 episodes)
Fenella Fielding plays The Announcer/Telephone Operator (voice) (17 episodes)
Secondary Cast of The Prisoner
Colin Gordon plays Number Two (2 episodes)
Leo McKern plays Former Number Two (3 episodes)
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Derren Nesbitt plays New Number Two (1 episode)
Eric Portman plays Number Two (1 episode)
Ronald Radd plays Rook (1 episode)
David Bauer plays The Judge / Number Two (1 episode)
Paul Eddington plays Cobb (1 episode)
John Sharp plays Number Two (1 episode)
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Mary Morris plays Number Two (1 episode)
Anton Rodgers plays Number Two (1 episode)
Donald Sinden plays The Colonel (1 episode)
Nigel Stock plays The Colonel / Number Six / Seltzman (1 episode)
Alexis Kanner plays Number Forty Eight / The Kid (2 episodes)
Nadia Gray plays Nadia Rokovsky, Number 8 (1 episode)
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George Baker plays The New Number Two (1 episode)
George Coulouris plays Man with the Stick (1 episode)
Justine Lord plays Sonia (1 episode)
Mark Eden plays Number One Hundred (1 episode)
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Conrad Phillips plays Doctor (1 episode)
Victor Maddern plays Bandmaster (1 episode)
George Benson plays Labour Exchange Manager (1 episode)
Zena Walker plays Janet Portland (1 episode)
Norma West plays Girl Bo-Peep (1 episode)
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Denis Shaw plays Shopkeeper (2 episodes)
Richard Wattis plays Fotheringay (1 episode)
John Castle plays Number Twelve (1 episode)
Joe Gladwin plays Yorkshire Napoleon (1 episode)
Clifford Evans plays Number Two (1 episode)
Thomas Heathcote plays Lobo Man (1 episode)
Peter Bowles plays 'A' (1 episode)
Earl Cameron plays Supervisor (1 episode)
Earl Cameron was born on August 8, 1917 in Pembroke, Bermuda. He was an actor, known for Thunderball (1965), Inceptio...
See Earl Cameron's other roles →Rosalie Crutchley plays Queen (1 episode)
André van Gyseghem plays Retiring Number Two (1 episode)
Aubrey Morris plays Town Crier / Roman Emperor (1 episode)
Aubrey Morris was born on June 1, 1926 and passed away 8 years ago at the age of 89 on July 15, 2015.
See Aubrey Morris's other roles →Gertan Klauber plays Cafe Waiter (1 episode)
Duncan Macrae plays Doctor / Napoleon Bonaparte (1 episode)
Sheila Allen plays Number Fourteen (1 episode)
Kevin Stoney plays Colonel J. (1 episode)
Richard Caldicot plays Commander (1 episode)
Valerie French plays Kathy (1 episode)
Fabia Drake plays Welfare Worker (1 episode)
Al Mancini plays Announcer (1 episode)
Michael Brennan plays Killer Karminski (1 episode)
Peter Wyngarde plays Number Two (1 episode)
Michael Bilton plays M.C. Councillor (1 episode)
Virginia Maskell plays The Woman (1 episode)
Terence Donovan plays Sailor (1 episode)
Annette Andre plays Watchmaker's Daughter (1 episode)
Lloyd Lamble plays Stapleton (1 episode)
Jane Merrow plays Alison / Number Twenty-Four (1 episode)
Basil Hoskins plays Number Fourteen (1 episode)
Keith Pyott plays Waiter (1 episode)
Alan White plays Dutton (1 episode)
George Pravda plays Doctor (1 episode)
Basil Dignam plays Supervisor (1 episode)
Brian Worth plays Group Captain (1 episode)
Guy Doleman plays Number Two (1 episode)
Katherine Kath plays Engadine (1 episode)
Finlay Currie plays General (1 episode)
Lucille Soong plays Flower Girl (1 episode)
Patrick Jordan plays Danvers (1 episode)
George Merritt plays Postman (1 episode)
Peter Howell plays Professor (1 episode)
Lockwood West plays Camera Shop Manager (1 episode)
John Cazabon plays Umbrella Man (1 episode) , Man in Cave (1 episode)
Martin Miller plays Watchmaker / Number Fifty Four (1 episode)
John Frawley plays Flowerman (1 episode)
Patsy Smart plays Night Maid (1 episode) , Waitress (1 episode)
Arthur White plays Stall Holder (1 episode)
Patrick Cargill plays Thorpe (1 episode) , Number Two (1 episode)
Oliver MacGreevy plays Gardener / Electrician (1 episode)
Wanda Ventham plays Computer Attendant (1 episode)
Wanda Ventham (born 5 August 1935) is an English actress.
See Wanda Ventham's other roles →Charles Lloyd Pack plays Artist (1 episode)
Mark Burns plays Number Two's Assistant (1 episode)
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Angela Browne plays Number Eighty-Six (1 episode)
Barbara Yu Ling plays Taxi Driver (1 episode)
Lucy Griffiths plays Judge (1 episode) , Lady in Corridor (1 episode)
Christopher Benjamin plays Labour Exchange Manager (1 episode) , Potter (1 episode) , Number Two's Assistant (1 episode)
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Jack Allen plays Doctor (1 episode)
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Frederick Piper plays Ex-Admiral (1 episode)
Georgina Cookson plays Mrs. Butterworth / Number Two (1 episode) , Blonde Lady (1 episode)
David Garfield plays Hospital Attendant (1 episode)
Keith Peacock plays Guardian (1 episode)
David Arlen plays Karel (1 episode)
Kenneth Griffith plays Schnipps / Number Two (1 episode) , The President (1 episode)
Hilda Barry plays No. 38 (1 episode)
Jack Le White plays Judge (1 episode)
Annette Carell plays 'B' (1 episode)
Bettine Le Beau plays Maid (1 episode)
Peter Brace plays Guardian (1 episode) , Mechanic (1 episode)
Peter Brace was born on August 30, 1924 and passed away 5 years ago at the age of 94 on October 29, 2018.
See Peter Brace's other roles →Terry Yorke plays Thug (1 episode)
Peter Brayham plays Thug (1 episode)
Rachel Herbert plays Number Fifty Eight (1 episode)
Grace Arnold plays Maid (1 episode) , Number Thirty Six (2 episodes)
Dene Cooper plays Photographer (1 episode)
Kenneth Benda plays Supervisor (1 episode)
Holly Doone plays Waitress (1 episode)
Alf Joint plays Mechanic (1 episode)
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Gay Cameron plays Number Thirty-Six (1 episode)
David Nettheim plays Doctor (1 episode)
Pat Keen plays Nurse (1 episode)
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Dinny Powell plays Guardian (1 episode)
Betty McDowall plays Professor's Wife (1 episode)
Ian Fleming plays Man at Cafe and First Top Hat (1 episode)
Norman Mitchell plays Mechanic (1 episode)
Bette Bourne plays Projection Operator (1 episode)
Dennis Chinnery plays Gunther (1 episode)
Jon Laurimore plays Ernst (1 episode)
Niké Arrighi plays Gypsy Girl (1 episode)
Bill Cummings plays Henchman (1 episode) , Horseman (1 episode)
Camilla Hasse plays Day Supervisor (1 episode)
Michael Nightingale plays Night Supervisor (1 episode)
Denise Buckley plays Maid (1 episode)
Gerry Crampton plays Kosho Game Opponent (1 episode) , Guardian (1 episode)
Gerry Crampton was born on April 28, 1930 and passed away 15 years ago at the age of 78 on January 24, 2009.
See Gerry Crampton's other roles →William Lyon Brown plays Doctor (1 episode)
Patricia Jessel plays Psychiatrist (1 episode)
Bee Duffell plays Psychiatrist (2 episodes)
Victor Platt plays Assistant Supervisor (1 episode)
Shivaun O'Casey plays Nurse (1 episode)
Geoffrey Reed plays Skipper (1 episode)
Larry Taylor plays Gypsy Man (1 episode) , Mexican Sam (1 episode)
Joe Dunne plays Tower Guard (1 episode)
Michael Miller plays Number Ninety-Three (1 episode) , Man in Buggy (1 episode)
Michael Danvers-Walker plays New Man (1 episode) , Painter (1 episode)
Romo Gorrara plays Tower Guard (1 episode)
Romo Gorrara was born on April 24, 1932 and passed away 26 years ago at the age of 65 on December 4, 1997.
See Romo Gorrara's other roles →Hugo Schuster plays Professor Jacob Seltzman / The Colonel (1 episode)
John Wentworth plays Sir Charles Portland (1 episode)
James Bree plays Villiers (1 episode)
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John Maxim plays Judge (1 episode) , Number Eighty Six (1 episode)
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Harold Berens plays Reporter (1 episode) , Boxing M.C. (1 episode)
Fredric Abbott plays Potter (1 episode)
Henry B. Longhurst plays Old Guest (1 episode)
John Nolan plays Young Guest (1 episode)
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Jack Cooper plays Corridor Guard (1 episode) , Guardian (1 episode)
Gordon Tanner plays Town Elder (1 episode)
George Leech plays Guardian (1 episode) , Corridor Guard (1 episode)
Michael Balfour plays Will (1 episode)
Gordon Sterne plays Bystander (1 episode)
Monti DeLyle plays Town Dignitary (1 episode)
Douglas Jones plays Horse Dealer (1 episode)
Bill Nick plays Gunman (1 episode)
Leslie Crawford plays Gunman (1 episode)
Frank Maher plays Gunman (1 episode)
Eddie Eddon plays Horseman (1 episode)
Kathleen Breck plays Number Forty-Two (1 episode)
Bartlett Mullins plays Committee Chairman (1 episode)
June Ellis plays Number Forty-Eight (1 episode)
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Michael Billington plays Woodland Man (1 episode)
John Hamblin plays Woodland Man (1 episode)
Joseph Cuby plays Member of Social Group (1 episode)
Michael Chow plays Member of Social Group (1 episode)
Norman Scace plays Psychiatric Director (1 episode)
Derek Aylward plays New Supervisor (1 episode)
Max Faulkner plays Scots Napoleon (1 episode) , Horseman (1 episode)
Hilary Dwyer plays Number Seventy-Three (1 episode)
Arthur Gross plays Control Room Operator (1 episode)
Victor Woolf plays Shop Assistant (1 episode)
Michael Segal plays Laboratory Technician (1 episode)
Margo Andrew plays Shop Kiosk Girl (1 episode)
Susan Sheers plays Code Expert (1 episode)
Fred Haggerty plays Guardian (1 episode)
Eddie Powell plays Guardian (1 episode)
Eddie Powell was born on March 9, 1927 and passed away 23 years ago at the age of 73 on August 11, 2000.
See Eddie Powell's other roles →Sheena Marshe plays Barmaid (1 episode)
John Rees plays Welsh Napoleon (1 episode)
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Gaynor Steward plays Little Girl (1 episode)
Graham Steward plays Little Boy (1 episode)
Stephen Howe plays Little Boy (1 episode)
Ann Barrass plays Technician (1 episode)
Crew of The Prisoner
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- Colin Gordon
- Leo McKern
- Derren Nesbitt
- Eric Portman
- Ronald Radd
- David Bauer
- Paul Eddington
- John Sharp
- Mary Morris
- Anton Rodgers
- Donald Sinden
- Nigel Stock
- Alexis Kanner
- Nadia Gray
- George Baker
- George Coulouris
- Justine Lord
- Mark Eden
- Conrad Phillips
- Victor Maddern
- George Benson
- Zena Walker
- Norma West
- Denis Shaw
- Richard Wattis
- John Castle
- Joe Gladwin
- Clifford Evans
- Thomas Heathcote
- Peter Bowles
- Earl Cameron
- Rosalie Crutchley
- André van Gyseghem
- Aubrey Morris
- Gertan Klauber
- Duncan Macrae
- Sheila Allen
- Kevin Stoney
- Richard Caldicot
- Valerie French
- Fabia Drake
- Al Mancini
- Michael Brennan
- Peter Wyngarde
- Michael Bilton
- Virginia Maskell
- Terence Donovan
- Annette Andre
- Lloyd Lamble
- Jane Merrow
- Basil Hoskins
- Keith Pyott
- Alan White
- George Pravda
- Basil Dignam
- Brian Worth
- Guy Doleman
- Katherine Kath
- Finlay Currie
- Lucille Soong
- Patrick Jordan
- George Merritt
- Peter Howell
- Lockwood West
- John Cazabon
- Martin Miller
- John Frawley
- Patsy Smart
- Arthur White
- Patrick Cargill
- Oliver MacGreevy
- Wanda Ventham
- Charles Lloyd Pack
- Mark Burns
- Angela Browne
- Barbara Yu Ling
- Lucy Griffiths
- Christopher Benjamin
- Stephanie Randall
- Jack Allen
- Frederick Piper
- Georgina Cookson
- David Garfield
- Keith Peacock
- David Arlen
- Kenneth Griffith
- Hilda Barry
- Jack Le White
- Annette Carell
- Bettine Le Beau
- Peter Brace
- Terry Yorke
- Peter Brayham
- Rachel Herbert
- Grace Arnold
- Dene Cooper
- Kenneth Benda
- Holly Doone
- Alf Joint
- Gay Cameron
- David Nettheim
- Pat Keen
- Dinny Powell
- Betty McDowall
- Ian Fleming
- Norman Mitchell
- Bette Bourne
- Dennis Chinnery
- Jon Laurimore
- Niké Arrighi
- Bill Cummings
- Camilla Hasse
- Michael Nightingale
- Denise Buckley
- Gerry Crampton
- William Lyon Brown
- Patricia Jessel
- Bee Duffell
- Victor Platt
- Shivaun O'Casey
- Geoffrey Reed
- Larry Taylor
- Joe Dunne
- Michael Miller
- Michael Danvers-Walker
- Romo Gorrara
- Hugo Schuster
- John Wentworth
- James Bree
- John Maxim
- Harold Berens
- Fredric Abbott
- Henry B. Longhurst
- John Nolan
- Jack Cooper
- Gordon Tanner
- George Leech
- Michael Balfour
- Gordon Sterne
- Monti DeLyle
- Douglas Jones
- Bill Nick
- Leslie Crawford
- Frank Maher
- Eddie Eddon
- Kathleen Breck
- Bartlett Mullins
- June Ellis
- Michael Billington
- John Hamblin
- Joseph Cuby
- Michael Chow
- Norman Scace
- Derek Aylward
- Max Faulkner
- Hilary Dwyer
- Arthur Gross
- Victor Woolf
- Michael Segal
- Margo Andrew
- Susan Sheers
- Fred Haggerty
- Eddie Powell
- Sheena Marshe
- John Rees
- John Drake
- Gaynor Steward
- Graham Steward
- Stephen Howe
- Ann Barrass