The Avengers International Fan Forum

Hitchcock's sense of humour is very British, and possibly isn't that apparent to those who don't see the world in the same way that we do in this country. It's very understated, and probably the best example of his approach can be seen in 'The Trouble With Harry', which turns disposing of a dead bo...

The Prisoner is better?! No, Sam. I love the idea behind it, and some of the initial episodes but one simply doesn't care about the central character and the actor is so OTT at times. There isn't the variety, evolution or longevity you get with The Avengers. As one critic wrote: "Utterly witho...

Hitchcock's sense of humour is very British, and possibly isn't that apparent to those who don't see the world in the same way that we do in this country. It's very understated, and probably the best example of his approach can be seen in 'The Trouble With Harry', which turns disposing of a dead bod...

The Avengers is the next best series after The Prisoner in my list, followed by Danger Man, UFO and Strangers.

Would you say that Hitch had a sense of humour? IMHO, In a perverse sense of the meaning but nothing as brilliant as TA. But his subversive elements I think show he was the master of suspense and horror that are just incomparable even to this day. I would say that there's no question about Hitchcoc...

What's probably most likely is that the scenes of the ruined flat were filmed right at the end of the show's production, after all other episodes and possible reshoots had been completed.

We know Patrick was at the real location so why shoot him finding the body back at ABPC. The most likely reason is that while the sequence was being edited after the series had left Pinewood for Elstree, they found they needed an additional shot of Patrick discovering the body, and rather than go a...

My money would be on it being in the Uxbridge/Slough area, as this is where all the other recognisable shots with the two cars were filmed. I believe there was a film vehicle hire company (John Anderson ?) based on a trading estate between Cowley and Iver, but nothing on the site now seems to match ...

A Get-A-Way-Together ? Or a Togetherness ? An Avengers Togetherness ! Perfect ! May be ?

You're forgetting Rodney's father, Darren.