"The Prisoner" A Change of Mind (1967)

User Rating:

8.1/10   

Director:

Patrick McGoohan

Writer:

Roger Parkes (written by)

TV Series:

"The Prisoner" (1967)

Original Air Date:

31 December 1967 (Season 1, Episode 11)

Genre:

Drama | Mystery | Sci-Fi

Plot:

After a brawl Number 6 is declared "unmutual" and is made to think that he has undergone "instant social treatment." |

Plot Keywords:

Aggression | Shunned | Aversion Therapy | Supervisor | Butler

Cast

Patrick McGoohan	...	Number Six
Angela Browne	...	Number Eighty-Six
John Sharp	...	Number Two (as John Sharpe)
Angelo Muscat	...	The Butler
George Pravda	...	Doctor
Kathleen Breck	...	Number Forty-Two
Peter Swanwick	...	Supervisor
Thomas Heathcote	...	Lobo Man
Bartlett Mullins	...	Committee Chairman
Michael Miller	...	Number Ninety-Three
Joseph Cuby	...	1st Member of Social Group
Michael Chow	...	2nd Member of Social Group
June Ellis	...	Number Forty-Eight
John Hamblin	...	1st Woodland Man
Michael Billington	...	2nd Woodland Man

Goofs:

Revealing mistakes: No. 6 is walking along a path after leaving a meeting with The Council. He comes across another inmate and says, "Beautiful day, Number 61." The inmate, a woman, ignores him and moves on. No. 6 continues walking up the path, and a few seconds later, you can see a white four-door British sedan pass by the gate at the top of screen, directly in line with the end of the path. This was a tourist passing through, no doubt: all the vehicles in The Village are Mini Moke taxis.

Quotes:

[first lines]
2nd Woodland Man: [to Number Six] Training for the big break?
1st Woodland Man: Why not use the Village Gymnasium?