In Seach of the Prisoner - part 2 (of 3)

A Sci-Fi Channel production first shown in 2001, this documentary preceded the channels premiere of The Prisoner.

Presented by James Hyman and featuring clips and interviews, In Search Of The Prisoner examines the phenomena of one of the most influential cult TV series of all time.
Amongst those interviewed are Stephen Fry, Dave Barrie (Founder of Six of One), Bruce Dickinson (Iron Maiden), Ian Broudie (The Lightning Seeds), Ian Rakoff (Assistant Editor/Writer) and Alexis Kanner.

[@jesseredwards]

This is the glory days of when the Sci-Fi Channel did stuff that mattered.

[@freebird0147]

The Prisoner was on Scifi waaay before 2001. i used to watch it on Sunday nights after that show Mysteries from beyond the other Dominion. That was in the 1990's

[@TruthTellert63]

Quite correct -- I remember watching it not long after the network debuted in 1994. (It was a great station back then; now, it's better described as the "SUCK-FI" network.)

[@Emsyphine]

Me and stephen have the same scarf! (the Queens' college one) :)

[@lightoffuturedays]

Touché.

[@jonnywyattgreengreen3301]

Why ???

[@gomey70]

0:20 wtf? Ed Ball was never in the Boo Radleys. The bald guy in the Boos was Sice Rowbottom, who I presume is who they're getting Ball mixed up with.

[@matthewsimpson7651]

Thanks for the upload, what is the piece of music playing at the start?

[@bobbyfischer5296]

Theres too many free thinkers in the world, ORANGE ALERT!

[@paulhagen5645]

I think Stephen Fry would have been a great number 2 back in the day. And I don't mean to make that sound nasty.

[@ripum853]

lol at 2:24-2:53

[@paullamerton3748]

What was the name of the music at the start of this film? Nice video

[@oobrocks]

I also Hate voice mail

[@oobrocks]

Fry went to prison for credit card fraud

[@lightoffuturedays]

Who gives a fuck what Ian Broudie thinks about anything..