The Prisoner “All Nighter”

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PRE-ORDER THE PRISONER BLU-RAY AND GET TICKETS TO THE PRISONER “ALL NIGHTER”

Become a part of world history! To mark the Blu-Ray release of The Prisoner the first 125 Network customers who pre-order the Blu-Ray edition from the Network web site will receive a pair of tickets to “The Prisoner All Nighter”, an all night extravaganza taking place at the Prince Charles Cinema in Central London on Saturday 26th September 2009 starting at 8.30pm, where every episode of The Prisoner will be screened in High Definition for the first time anywhere in the world. Will you still feel like a free man after being subjected to 17 TV hours in the village plus special guests who appeared in the show?



To obtain tickets you simply need to purchase a copy of The Prisoner the Complete Series (RRP £59.99) from www.networkdvd.co.uk.

• Tickets to this event for the pre-order DVD will be issued on a first come first serve basis.
  
• As well as these special tickets each attendee will also receive a 1967 reproduction ITC brochure exclusive to this event.
  

The Prisoner All Nighter will be opened by Prisoner Loudspeaker Announcer Fenella Fielding and closed by an additional special guest. Attendees will also be entered into a prize draw to win some unique Prisoner merchandise.



Be Seeing You.

[Timmy_Lea]

I love The Prisoner but Heaven's above that would be a bit of an ordeal!

[Cooper S]

name='DB7'] ]Become a part of world history!.... an all night extravaganza... Will you still feel like a free man after being subjected to 17 TV hours in the village plus special guests who appeared in the show?.. each attendee will also receive a 1967 reproduction ITC brochure exclusive to this event... The Prisoner All Nighter will be opened by Prisoner Loudspeaker Announcer Fenella Fielding and closed by an additional special guest... Attendees will also be entered into a prize draw to win some unique Prisoner merchandise...

The art of hyperbole is not yet dead !



Two episodes a night for a week at the Scala in the eighties was enough to leave an indelible impression on me. And even then I think half the audience were stoned. But almost tempted to go to see who'd be mad enough to do this (and to see how many could do it without artificial assistance !).

[Moor Larkin]

Patrick McGoohan:

"You watched all of them... In one night? That's insane."

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