Patrick McGoohan: Kings and Desperate Men
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Rare Patrick McGoohan Clips Rafferty The Prisonerby djmcgoohan6,350 views- 3:48
Patrick McGoohan speaks about his association with Lew Gradeby djmcgoohan10,712 views
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Hommage à PATRICK McGOOHAN part 3by yannlb716,723 views
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Billy Childish An Interview (Poetry)by iPoems3,969 views
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The Prisoner in Holly Jolly Christmasby jgarzten312,533 views
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Hell Drivers - Stanley Baker, Sean Connery, Patrick McGoohanby spockvideo19,322 views
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Patrick McGoohan Tributeby SweepsProductions2,728 views
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The Prisoner Remixby TheSecretChannel19,771 views
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Robert Fripp meets Patrick McGoohan 1968 - Giles, Giles & Frippby VintageFuzz21,912 views
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Hommage à PATRICK McGOOHAN part 1by yannlb713,398 views
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Patrick Joseph McGoohan 19/3/28 - 13/1/09by nickhirst9996,578 views
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Hosted by Patrick McGoohan Journey Into Darkness The Unknownby djmcgoohan4,184 views
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Radio 5 Live 15/1/09 Patrick McGoohan Prisonerby TheUnmutualWebsite1,726 views
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RIP Patrick McGoohan.by snetterton884,294 views
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"FALL OUT" Continuity and deleted scenes part 2.by Pmg6portmeirion10,430 views
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Patrick McGoohan (March 19, 1928 - January 13, 2009)by j3pfilms3,882 views
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The Prisoner Introby nobopoto13,998 views
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Danger Manby LarryNorman21,611 views
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Arthur Dent meets Number Sixby PluggyPoo18,147 views
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Patrick McGoohan Foreverby SwainDavid1,725 views
I wish this was available on DVD (in the UK). I haven't seen it for years.
Lowerthetone1 2 weeks ago
some may like miracle on 34th street or home alone for holiday viewing but alas the season woould not be complete without a viewing of kings and desperate men.
diggerodell100 3 months ago
@diggerodell100 Thanks.
OnslowThurston 5 months ago
@OnslowThurston the boys first spoken words at movies conclusion are I liked the big man. I didnt like the other man. if you have not already done so you may wish to check out the google group colony3.
diggerodell100 5 months ago
@diggerodell100 Oh yes, I have often had this movie playing in the background while doing other things. By the way, what does the boy (their son) say at the very end of the film? I've never been able to figure it out!!! Please help!
OnslowThurston 5 months ago
@OnslowThurston the music was composed by michel robidoux and pierre brault, would be nice if score was available. the god rest you merry gentlemen scene between mcgoohan and kanner is also priceless. sometime just listen to the audio of this movie, it plays very well that way too. its all good.
diggerodell100 5 months ago
@diggerodell100 Agree about the music. The montage showing the cops warming their hands and the small boy throwing papers in the snow is hands down my favorite musical montage in any film.
OnslowThurston 5 months ago
@OnslowThurston one of my favorite movies from mcgoohan to the plot to the music. there is a very good article written by rosemary camilleri that was published by sixofone back in 93 plus an interview with kanner. these may soon be posted on a prisoner website. well worth reading.
diggerodell100 5 months ago
Some trivia for fellow fans:
This film, which was WAY ahead of its time, was never given the reception it deserved. It was released in 1981, but was actually filmed in the 70s. Almost all the dialogue was adlibbed. McGoohan and Kanner were drunk the whole time. McGoohan was apparently very difficult to be around. Marcovicci recently stated that at one point she hurled a glass ashtray at him. Kanner sued when Diehard came out, claiming it was a rip off of this film!
OnslowThurston 6 months ago
Wow. Thanks for posting. This is one of my all-time favorite films. I have watched it many, many, many times and yet I have never met another person who has seen it. I believe I have read everything there is to be found about this film on the Internet, which isn't much! Several years ago I wrote an extensive, 10-or-so-page review of it, interpreting what to me were the many political messages laced throughout the film, which are very similar to McGoohan's The Prisoner.
OnslowThurston 6 months ago