I never had the chance to interact with him other than getting to meet him and shake his hand one time when he was in the UK and took time out from the filming of Jamaica Inn to give a television interview. I was able in that moment to express my heartfelt gratitude for what he created and the profound impact it had on me. He has certainly been an influence and inspiration for me, also, to do meaningful and important things in my life.

Thank you for sharing Luna's story with the world, my heart goes out to you, know her memory lives on… Blessings and peace to you.

Could you possibly tell us more about the prisoner sequel ‘The Oasis’? I haven’t seen this mentioned anywhere else. Also do you happen to know anything about the novel he’s said to have written? Like a previous commenter I’d love his writings to be published.

Patrick McGoohan

I was born into a very poor family and I got to "see" the world through the "Danger Man" tv shows…or at least what looked like the world to a 9-year-old girl. When I heard there was going to be a new tv show called "The Prisoner" with Patrick McGoohan, I was almost beside myself that I would get to see him again. 

In reading about Mr McGoohan, it becomes apparent that he was a unique person, intellectual, private, moral and hard working. It sounds as if he drove himself to be busy at all times. I have seen articles where he would end an interview if anyone asked anything that he considered too private, yet he would tell stories about his childhood and his sisters that were hilarious and endearing. He never failed to give honor and respect to his wife and children, and to his parents.

Thanks for sharing your memories. I hope that we will all be seeing each other someday!

God Bless, Karen

Cheers
Thanks. You’re very kind. Very sympathetic.

F@#kin’ great, man.

That was f@#kin' great, man. Where's the rest? That guitar has a sweet sound and you play it well. Groovy 70s Brit folk voice too.