Admittedly
the corridor wasn’t as dark as when the Prisoner walked briskly down it during
the opening sequence in the series, but it was the same passageway of the
underground car park. And I have to say it gave me quite a thrill to be walking
in the Prisoner’s footsteps as we filmed the scene for ‘Village Day.’ I suppose
some would have it following in Patrick McGoohan’s footsteps, but I prefer the
Prisoner, but then seeing as they were one and the same it doesn’t really
matter.
After the Caterham 7 was parked up, I stormed off through the pair of double doors exiting the underground car park, as I assure you I was not entering a building via the way out, so symbolism is right out!
After the Caterham 7 was parked up, I stormed off through the pair of double doors exiting the underground car park, as I assure you I was not entering a building via the way out, so symbolism is right out!
About to hand in his letter of resignation,
no fear, besides the office is long deserted and abandoned. Only a faded map of
the world left on the wall.
Be seeing you
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