Inspired by Catherine Nemeth Frumerman's book, On The Trail Of The Prisoner, I recorded this guide to Portmeirion's Prisoner filming locations while staying in Portmeirion. Shot in 1966 and 1967, t...
Inspired by Catherine Nemeth Frumerman's book, On The Trail Of The Prisoner, I recorded this guide to Portmeirion's Prisoner filming locations while staying in Portmeirion. Shot in 1966 and 1967, this classic series made good use of the quirky architecture of the unusual hotel as 'The Village'.
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One day i will take a look around the place , Its not that far , im only in London and Britain is tiny. I should do it. And Remember how the Prisoner should look. before the rehashed American version
Hercules - Check your mythology; Atlas held the sky up, not the Earth. It's also marked as Hercules on maps of Portmeirion and stands outside Hercules Hall; the Town Hall.
Yup, my idiotic drunken mistake! What makes me feel properly stupid is the fact that I knew that and even corrected my Mum on it some years ago, then forgot. Awesome vid anyway.
Thanks very much. It's an easy mistake; I blame a book of maps being called an Atlas, especially ones with a picture of Atlas holding a globe on the cover. :)
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Awesome vid anyway.