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Patrick mcgoohan was the top pick to play James Bond in Dr No but turned it down.

16-02 " We never hang a man unless he is in the best of health." Warden.

EXCELLENT🌟movie 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟Music🌟 score OUTSTANDING🌟 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Poor sound, very low.

I was in Kilmainham in 91, but seen the film in the 60s.Super drama and so real.
Funny how the board had exhibitd with no 16 years old, now if you are 16, you are of age.
Quare world, no punt intended.🇪🇸🇨🇮🇦🇺

Brendan Behan genius
at his finest &
Patrick McGoohan does this play justice ~
Loved all the lags acting skills ~
🎼🎵🎶 And the old triangle
goes jingle jangle...🎶🎵

Amazing HD quality!!! Very moving film, with the sombre atmosphere almost ruined by the frequent ad breaks. McGoohan clearly showing his unique star qualities which made THE PRISONER one of TVs greatest ever triumphs still revered by thousands of fans.

Would have been much better in colour !! The greeness of Ireland has to be seen to be believed !!

What great film, strong subject as well

who is number one ?

Thank you so much for the upload. Brilliant acting, brilliant writer, Brendon Behan.

Love these types of films fantastic,thank you.

The main point is not showing the man’s face all over the movie!! This is that on is absolutely nothing and one’s life is absolutely worthless.

Features high moral values just as McGoogan did in his personal life , prisoner warder why did his work feature prison so much ?
Carrying on ' with a condemned mans wife would of been interesting character for him , unlikely he would got away with it or kept his job in real life . McGoogan brilliant as usual , excellent film.

volume too low. Can barely hear it.

Rather depressing subject about prisons no danger man this time!
He turned down the bond role due to its sexual content!

Volume😐

Is he a quare? He looks like a quare. Yes, he's a screaming quare!

Interesting storyline with a good script and topnotch acting .
I love the on location outdoors film scenes showing the streets , shops and vehicles of the time . 👌

One of my favourite actors Patrick McGoohan. As for the play, I think he packs a bit too much into it. A suicide, a possible love affair but otherwise it's really a great drama.

Can’t beat these old flicks…Imagine then, if these were done new…
Ealing studios could. If only.

What happened to the sound?

Wow, very powerful .

And the ole triangle went jingle jangle all along the bank's of the royal canal. Long live Dublin and long live Ireland.

The adds are always nice and loud for us ,shame about the movie

That was just stunning excellent

Yes , most definitely a quare...

Now this was a bloody quare flick matie....but I enjoyed it !!!

I'd never heard of the film before but what a cracker it is. Some excellent acting and a script that makes you think more about capital punishment. The final scenes are very powerful indeed. Thanks for putting it up on this platform.

Odd to have seen old people in the prison, interesting feature was not seeing the man’s face at the end of rope.

A great movie. Worth watching and recalling that in todays woke world those Irish nationalists who senselessly murdered northern Ireland and English people in mindless bombings, are today strutting around the world free as a bird whilst soldiers and police who upheld the law are facing prosecutions.

The MADNESS!

Too bad sound not great

Obviously biased against capital punishment.

That was a really engaging film but now I think I'll go to a Hallmark Romance to cheer me up.

The Quare Fellow is a Dublin expression that was used to refer to someone slightly odd, for example if there was someone in a workplace who kept to themselves more than most, or else was louder than most, something distinctive, then people might use a phrase such as 'Is the quare fella in yet?', similar to 'is head-the-ball in yet?' although the latter would suggest more of an oddball.

Cracking film with a good cast including Patrick McGoohan, Sylvia Syms, Aubrey Morris, T.P. McKenna, and John Welsh. Walter Macken (Regan) was also a successful author of fiction and plays.

I think the 'quare fella' mean the devil...

I wonder how realistically the prison in Ireland is shown and how realistically the relationships between people in the 50s are shown? I think this film is similar to cinema from the USSR. There is not a single film from the USSR that would show people's lives realistically, as they really are.

Abbey Theatre Players..

The Irish Free State/Republic always used English Hangmen after independence [?] and the Irish pound [punt] was guaranteed by the Bank of England.

at the start it blatant the box/baggage the character carries is empty... which makes the whole scene a fake. That's a director's oversight

I love these old black and white British films.

A film that I won't forget. Thank you.

Thanks for uploading, what a brilliant film

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Another film, The Last Hangman, tells of Britain's last executioner. In this one, the man they're trying to save earned whatever the most extreme punishment a country had. I'd have liked it a lot more if they were to... never mind. Spoiler. But it did nothing for me and seemed like a lot wasted energy with a predictable outcome. The acting was very good, IMO. TY for the post.

Brilliant film !! - Goes to show (yet again) good films can be made without blatant violence & .......................

Awsome movie, thanks Flick Vault!