AMC’S THE PRISONER Miniseries to Start Airing on November 15th
by Ramses Flores Posted:September 30th, 2009 at 8:12 am
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AMC is currently airing my two favorite shows (“Breaking Bad” and “Mad Men”) and I’m convinced they’re the best things on TV not named “LOST”. It’s because of this that AMC has made me take notice of anything they choose to do in the future. Their next television project is a six-part miniseries reinterpretation of the 1960′s cult classic, “The Prisoner”, and stars Jim Caviezel and Ian McKellen.
THR tells us that the miniseries will start airing Sunday Nov. 15 and then AMC will air two episodes each night over three consecutive nights The original British series followed a British former secret agent who is held prisoner in a mysterious seaside village where his captors try to find out why he abruptly resigned from his job. I’ve had people recommend the supposedly trippy series over the years and I do plan on hopefully watching it before this miniseries will air. Anyway, I expect something great with this one.
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Wow, if you haven’t seen the original, I’m very envious: you are in for a treat. Hands down the best tv series ever made.
Wow, if you haven’t seen the original, I’m very envious: you are in for a treat. Hands down the best tv series ever made.
Wow, if you haven’t seen the original, I’m very envious: you are in for a treat. Hands down the best tv series ever made.
The Prisoner mini-series is required viewing for fans of the original. Of course, no one will be able to match the intensity of McGoohan’s #6, but the plotline shoud be mesmerizing.
The Prisoner mini-series is required viewing for fans of the original. Of course, no one will be able to match the intensity of McGoohan’s #6, but the plotline shoud be mesmerizing.
The Prisoner mini-series is required viewing for fans of the original. Of course, no one will be able to match the intensity of McGoohan’s #6, but the plotline shoud be mesmerizing.