The Prisoner: A Change of Mind (1967)
- Director(s):
- Joseph Serf
Synopsis of The Prisoner: A Change of Mind
First broadcast in England on December 31, 1967, "A Change of Mind" was directed by Prisoner star Patrick McGoohan, under the pseudonym of "Joseph Serf" (the same name he'd used when directing the earlier episode "Many Happy Returns.") Still refusing to reveal his reasons for resigning from British Intelligence save for the vague explanation "I needed time to think," Number Six is declared "unmutual" by the powers that be in The Village. As such, he is subjected to the double assault of mind-bending drugs and ear-piercing sound waves. Though this treatment is meant to make Number Six more compliant, the tables are turned upon his tormentor Number Two (John Sharpe), with the unwitting assistance of Number Eighty Six (Angela Browne). Written by Roger Parkes and intended to be shown as the series' 13th episode, "A Change of Mind" was rescheduled as the 12th intallment--but not in America, where it aired in its proper chronological order on August 24, 1968. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
Complete Cast of The Prisoner: A Change of Mind
- Thomas Heathcote - Lobo Man
- Angelo Muscat - The Butler
- John Sharpe - Number Two
- Patrick McGoohan - Number Six
- Joseph Cuby - 1st Member of Social Group
- Michael Billington - 2nd Woodland Man
- Angela Brown
- June C. Ellis - Number 38
- Bartlett Mullins - Committee Chairman
- George Pravda - Doctor
- Peter Swanwick - Supervisor
- Angela Browne - Number 86
- Michael Miller - Number 93
- Kathleen Breck - Number 42
- Michael Chow - 2nd Member of Social Group
- John Hamblin - 1st Woodland Man
- Director(s):
- Joseph Serf
- Writer(s):
- Roger Parkes
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