Posted: Tue Aug 22, 2006 1:41 pm
I have discoverd a fool-proof equation that predicts that this man, Mark Strong, will play No. 6 in the Prisoner re-make (if there actually is one):
The formula goes like this: In 1957 Sean Connery, William Hartnell and Patrick McGoohan starred together in the film Hell Drivers. Connery went on to play James Bond, Hartnell was the first Doctor Who and McGoohan was the original No. 6. The 1996 BBC series Our Friends in the North featured Daniel Craig, Christopher Eccleston and Mark Strong. Craig is now Bond and Eccleston has been Dr Who, so now Mark Strong must be the new No. 6. It's flawless!
The formula goes like this: In 1957 Sean Connery, William Hartnell and Patrick McGoohan starred together in the film Hell Drivers. Connery went on to play James Bond, Hartnell was the first Doctor Who and McGoohan was the original No. 6. The 1996 BBC series Our Friends in the North featured Daniel Craig, Christopher Eccleston and Mark Strong. Craig is now Bond and Eccleston has been Dr Who, so now Mark Strong must be the new No. 6. It's flawless!
Brilliant reasoning, Nav! It all makes sense!
Impressive reasoning! Oddly, he does have a certain intensity that could work for Number Six. 