• The Prisoner (1955) Soundtrack OST •

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The Prisoner

A Cardinal is arrested for treason against the state. As a Prince of his church, he's a popular hero of this people for his resistance against the Nazis during the war, and his resistance after his country again fell to another totalitarian conqueror. In prison, his interrogator is determined to get a confession of guilt from the strong-willed man, and thus destroy his power over his people. The verbal and psychological battles are gripping and powerful, not even the increasing pressures put upon the Cardinal can force him to weaken, not even solitary confinement, continuous blazing light in his cell, sleeplessness, efforts to persuade him he is going mad. And yet, in the deepening conflict, the superbly indomitable prisoner creates a tremendous pity on his tormentor.

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Play	Title	Artist
	The Prisoner
	Explosion	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Everybody Knows Everybody	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	The Ocean	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Two	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Shadows and Nightmares	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	909	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Tour Bus	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Walk With Me	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	313	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Lucy	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Six Investigates	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Wonkers	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	The Ruins	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Blackmail	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Escape Resort	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	One Night Together	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Wedding Day	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Waking Up	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Helen	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	In the Church	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	Suicide	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	I Am Not a Number	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	The Prisoner Titles	Rupert Gregson-Williams: Performer
	"The one and only Number 6."	Robert Farnon: Performer
	Main Titles - Full version	Robert Farnon: Performer
	Janet's party	Robert Farnon: Performer
	"Tomorrow, you will wake up a new man."	Robert Farnon: Performer
	European drive	Robert Farnon: Performer
	Kandersfelt	Robert Farnon: Performer
	Cricket	Robert Farnon: Performer
	Exploding ball	Robert Farnon: Performer
	"My name is Death"	Robert Farnon: Performer
	Record store	Robert Farnon: Performer
	Poisoned beer	Robert Farnon: Performer
	Turkish bath	Robert Farnon: Performer
	"You are a born survivor. I am a born killer."	Robert Farnon: Performer
	Boxing booth	Robert Farnon: Performer
	Big Dipper	Robert Farnon: Performer
	Fashion shoot	Robert Farnon: Performer
	Car chase	Robert Farnon: Performer
	Spinning car	Robert Farnon: Performer
	Attack on the bulldozer	Robert Farnon: Performer
	Lighthouse fort	Robert Farnon: Performer
	Regression	Robert Farnon: Performer
	"Till death do us part"	Robert Farnon: Performer
	Schooldays	Robert Farnon: Performer
	"You must conform"	Robert Farnon: Performer
	Opening theme	Robert Farnon: Performer
	"Number 6 is presented to you"	Robert Farnon: Performer
	Return of Number 2	Robert Farnon: Performer
	President speech	Robert Farnon: Performer
	"I take it you are prepared to meet Number1?"	Robert Farnon: Performer
	Number 6 throned	Robert Farnon: Performer
	Rocket fires up	Robert Farnon: Performer
	End titles	Robert Farnon: Performer
	"Transmission begins..."	Albert Elms: Performer
	The Prisoner - Main Title Theme	Albert Elms: Performer
	Breakfast	Albert Elms: Performer
	"Elections? In this place?"	Albert Elms: Performer
	Speedboad dash	Albert Elms: Performer
	Nightclub	Albert Elms: Performer
	"What happens if I run against you?"	Albert Elms: Performer
	Number 6 wins the election	Albert Elms: Performer
	"I call this meeting to order."	Albert Elms: Performer
	Number 6 gets beaten	Albert Elms: Performer
	"Will you never learn?"	Albert Elms: Performer
	Art class	Albert Elms: Performer
	Speedlearn broadcast	Albert Elms: Performer
	The Board meet	Albert Elms: Performer
	"Knowledgeable cabbages."	Albert Elms: Performer
	Exam results	Albert Elms: Performer
	The General	Albert Elms: Performer
	Final report	Albert Elms: Performer
	Adrift at sea	Albert Elms: Performer
	"We have a problem."	Albert Elms: Performer
	Gunrunners	Albert Elms: Performer
	Early morning	Albert Elms: Performer
	"You're a wicked man."	Albert Elms: Performer
	Carnival	Albert Elms: Performer
	Nocturnal escape	Albert Elms: Performer
	Number 6 takes the life-belt	Albert Elms: Performer
	Number 6 leaves the dance	Albert Elms: Performer
	"I like my dream."	Albert Elms: Performer
	Angry mob	Albert Elms: Performer
	Human chess	Albert Elms: Performer
	Tower attack	Albert Elms: Performer
	MS Polotska	Albert Elms: Performer
	Following Number 6	Albert Elms: Performer
	Village band	Albert Elms: Performer
	Kosho	Albert Elms: Performer
	Number 6 fights Number 14	Albert Elms: Performer
	"You are merely citizen Number 6."	Albert Elms: Performer
	Number 6 at café	Albert Elms: Performer
	Main Titles	Ron Grainer: Performer
	"What's the name of this place?"	Ron Grainer: Performer
	The Cottage maid is seen	Ron Grainer: Performer
	The Band appears (Radetski March)	Ron Grainer: Performer
	"I suppose you're wondering..."	Ron Grainer: Performer
	Number 6 in the cottage	Ron Grainer: Performer
	The Band concert	Ron Grainer: Performer
	Afternoon concert	Ron Grainer: Performer
	"I will not make any deals with you."	Ron Grainer: Performer
	Helicopter escape bid	Ron Grainer: Performer
	"Subject shows great enthusiasm"	Ron Grainer: Performer
	Unused title theme	Ron Grainer: Performer
	"I am not a number"	Ron Grainer: Performer
	Number 6 hates the tune	Ron Grainer: Performer
	Night-time drink	Ron Grainer: Performer
	"Do you still think you can escape, Number 6?"	Ron Grainer: Performer
	Number 8 swims off	Ron Grainer: Performer
	Number 6 chops down the tree	Ron Grainer: Performer
	Village curfew	Ron Grainer: Performer
	"There are some people who talk."	Ron Grainer: Performer
	Exhibition hall	Ron Grainer: Performer
	The Dinghy casts off	Ron Grainer: Performer
	"The Village is a place where people turn up."	Ron Grainer: Performer
	Crate journey	Ron Grainer: Performer
	Back to the cottage	Ron Grainer: Performer
	Engadine's party	Ron Grainer: Performer
	Number 6 dances with 'B'	Ron Grainer: Performer
	Number 6 is drugged	Ron Grainer: Performer
	Dreamy party	Ron Grainer: Performer
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	The Avengers - Pre-Credits & Theme	Edwin Astley: Performer
	The Saint - Opening & Closing Theme	Edwin Astley: Performer
	The Prisoner - Main Titles	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Doctor Who - Theme	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Blake's Seven - Theme	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Red Dwarf - Interlude / Main Theme	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Hawaii 5-0 - Theme	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Perry Mason - "Park Avenue Beat"	Edwin Astley: Performer
	A Man Called Ironside - Theme	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Mission: Impossible - The Plot / Main Theme	Edwin Astley: Performer
	The Incredible Hulk - Theme	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Knight Rider - Theme	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Airwolf - Theme	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Star Trek - Theme	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Babylon 5 - Theme	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Twin Peaks - Theme	Edwin Astley: Performer
	V - The Series - Theme	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Seaquest DSV - Theme (Concert Version)	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Disc Time:	Edwin Astley: Performer
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	Excalibur - O Fortuna from "Carmina Burana"	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Alien - End Title	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Escape From New York - End Titles	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Blade Runner - End Title	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Halloween - Main Title	Edwin Astley: Performer
	The Omen - Ave Satani	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome - Thunderdome Fanfare / "I Ain't Captain Walker"	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Superman - Love Theme	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Batman - Theme	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Body Heat	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Somewhere In Time	Edwin Astley: Performer
	Taxi Driver - Night Piece	Edwin Astley: Performer
	The Blues Brothers - Peter Gunn Theme	Edwin Astley: Performer

User reviews

Stephanie White

8/10

The soundtrack effectively sets the tone for the film, immersing the audience in the oppressive atmosphere of the totalitarian regime. The music helps to convey the Cardinal's unwavering resilience and the tormentor's growing sense of frustration and doubt.

Lisa Martin

8/10

The musical score of The Prisoner is a standout element that elevates the overall viewing experience. The themes and motifs woven throughout the soundtrack enhance the storytelling and leave a lasting impact on the audience, making it a memorable aspect of the film.

Betty Lewis

6/10

The soundtrack of The Prisoner masterfully conveys the resilience and strength of the Cardinal in the face of relentless interrogation. The music underscores his unwavering determination and unwavering spirit, making his character even more compelling and inspiring.

David Miller

4/10

The musical score of The Prisoner was jarring and distracting at times, overshadowing the dialogue and performances of the actors. It felt like an intrusive element rather than a complementary one, disrupting the flow of the storytelling and hindering my enjoyment of the film.

William Perez

7/10

The soundtrack of The Prisoner perfectly captures the intense emotional struggles between the Cardinal and his interrogator. The music enhances the tension and drama of the verbal battles, making the scenes even more gripping and powerful.

Charles Thompson

6/10

The soundtrack of The Prisoner effectively captures the intense emotional struggle between the Cardinal and his interrogator. The music enhances the tension and power dynamics in each scene, drawing the audience deeper into the psychological battles unfolding on screen.

Susan Gonzalez

1/10

I found the soundtrack of The Prisoner to be uninspired and generic, lacking in originality and innovation. It did not enhance the atmosphere or mood of the scenes, failing to evoke any emotional response or connection with the characters. It felt like a missed opportunity to elevate the overall impact of the film.

Andrew Evans

4/10

The soundtrack of The Prisoner felt repetitive and monotonous, lacking in variety and depth. It failed to capture the emotional intensity and complexity of the storyline, making it difficult to fully immerse myself in the narrative.

David Young

6/10

The use of subtle, haunting melodies in the soundtrack of The Prisoner adds an extra layer of depth to the story. The music reflects the inner turmoil of the characters and creates a sense of unease that perfectly complements the themes of the film.

Nancy Johnson

7/10

The use of music to convey the psychological warfare within the prison is masterful. The haunting melodies and dissonant chords create a sense of unease and desperation, adding depth to the characters' internal conflicts.

Joseph King

5/10

The musical score of The Prisoner is a standout element of the film, elevating the overall viewing experience. The emotional depth and complexity of the music resonate with the audience long after the movie ends, leaving a lasting impression of the Cardinal's unwavering courage and indomitable spirit.

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