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The Prisoner Nummer 6
SPEEDLEARN
NUMMER 6 PARALLEL
PARALLEL PRISONER
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BEWEGEN SIE DEN CURSOR
ÜBER DIE ZIFFERN!
No.
12:
You don't believe it. A university level degree in three minutes.
No. 6:
It's improbable.
No. 12:
But not impossible.
No. 6:
Nothing is impossible
in this place.
No.
12:
Nicht zu glauben. Ein Universitätsabschluss in drei minuten.
No. 6:
Unwahrscheinlich.
No. 12:
Aber nicht unmöglich.
No. 6:
Nichts ist unmöglich
an diesem ort.
NUMMER 6 PARALLEL
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2009 |
1967 |
1. ARRIVAL |
1. DIE ANKUNFT |
| Die dialoge des 2009er remakes entstanden lange vor der ZDFneo-synchronisation! | |
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Taxi 2009 - nacht. Fahrer:
"Wohin?" |
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Taxi 1967 - tag. Nummer
Sechs: "Fahren sie mich in die nächste stadt." |
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6:
"Aber, welcher ort...?" Im stadtzentrum springt 6 plötzlich aus dem taxi. |
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"Es ist wohl zwecklos zu fragen, wie dieser Ort heißt." Nummer Sechs erhält eine sightseeing-tour durch den Ort. |
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Rover 2009: Unversehens taucht er in der wüste hinter einer sanddüne auf. Ein wirklicher überraschungseffekt. |
| Rover 1967 entsteht aus dem wasserstrahl eines brunnens heraus. |  |
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XXL - gigantisch wird dieser Rover im vergleich zu seinem 1967er pendant. |
| Schnell nimmt er an größe zu, springt auf die balustrade der Gloriette über und von dort auf die Zentale Piazza. |  |
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Der versuch von 6, die ominösen "türme" zu erreichen - oder war es ein fluchtversuch? - geht schief. Ob Rovers kräfte auch hier tödlich sein können, bleibt unklar. |
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Rovers erstes auftreten hier ist eine lektion: Er stoppt einen panisch gewordenen bewohner, tötet ihn? Unbekannt. Aber dieser Rover kann töten. Rovers gebrüll wurde für den 2009er eins zu eins übernommen. |
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Landkarte 2009: Eine überaus großformatige karte bekommt 6 da, aber einen plan hat er offensichtlich nicht... |
| Landkarte 1967: Ob schwarz-weiß oder farbig, alles ist nur, was es ist - the mountains The Mountains, the sea The Sea, the village Your Village... |  |
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"Wir sehen uns!" 2009: Im laden ein strickwestenträger mit US-akzent; gespreizte finger, das Village-symbol. |
| "Wir sehen uns!" 1967: ordentliches kaufmannsoutfit in der sommerfrische; mit der hand das ringsymbol. Und fremdsprachenmächtig ist der ladeninhaber auch. |  |
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4. DARLING |
4. FREE FOR ALL - FREIE WAHL |
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Ein ferngesteuertes fernsehgerät im stil der 60er jahre weckt 6... |
| Ein morgendlicher anruf von Nummer Zwei für Nummer Sechs... |  |
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Etwas stimmt nicht. Nach erneut unruhigem schlaf quält sich 6 aus dem bett in richtung fernseher... |
| Telefonstimme: "Sind sie Nummer Sechs?" Nummer Sechs, lakonisch: "6 ist die nummer von diesem haus." |
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"Guten morgen, 6! Zeit für teil zwei ihres... " |
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Zwei: "Guten morgen, guten morgen! Irgendwelche beschwerden?" |
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Gerätschaften mit eigenleben - nicht mit mir! Aus! Auch im 1967er original gibt es solche apparate. |
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Zwei: "Wie wär's mit einem kleinen schnack?" * |
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Es klingelt... |
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Sechs: "Der berg kann zum propheten kommen...!" |
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"Guten morgen, 6! Zeit für teil zwei ihres partner-datings...!" |
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sofort an der türschwelle; Nummer Zwei: "Sie sind also Mohammed...?" |
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Eric Portmans dialogzeile ist in der deutschen fassung von Arte nicht enthalten. |
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6. CHECKMATE |
1. ARRIVAL - DIE ANKUNFT |
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Verglichen mit dem original dialog mit vertauschten rollen. "Woher kommt ihr, leute?" 6 spricht neuankömmlinge an, die glauben, aus dem Village zu kommen... |
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kellnerin scheinen Nummer Sechs' fragen nicht wirklich zu berühren: "Wo bin ich?" "Gibt es hier ein taxi?" "Kann ich mal telefonieren?" |
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6
zu der frau: "Das hier ist das Village. Ihr seid hier
angekommen." Frau: "Ist das nicht eine völlig verrückte sache..." |
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Sechs: "Wie heißt das hier?" Kellnerin: "Wie das hier heißt...? Vielleicht ist der kaffee schon fertig." |
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6. CHECKMATE |
4. FREE FOR ALL - FREIE WAHL |
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Todkrank durch eine manipulation: 2 erklärt 6 die alternativen... |
| "Nur stufe 1": Nummer Sechs in den händen des unheimlichen Labour Exchange Managers beim wahrheitstest... |  |
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Große zustimmung für die nachfolgeregelung: "6 ist der eine, 6 ist die 1..." |
| Wahlkampf ist parolenzeit: "Sechs für Zwei, Sechs für Zwei...!" |  |
6. CHECKMATE |
17. FALL OUT - DEMASKIERUNG |
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2 zu 6: "Sie sind vollkommen. Sie haben vorstellungsvermögen. Sie sind alles, was wir hatten. Liebe, hass, tod, und noch immer leisten sie widerstand. Jetzt sehe ich - sie sind nicht das problem, sage ich, sondern ein aktivposten, eine chance, um uns voran zu bringen." |
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Der versammlungspräsident und Nummer Sechs*: -
Sie waren uns ein beispiel. * Eigene übersetzung der dialoge, nicht TV-fassung |
R.I.P. - FRIEDHOF 2009 - 1967
PARALLEL PRISONER
The
very first and most obvious allusion is the title of the AMC/ITV
recreation: 
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What's
missing in this recreated sequence is the condensed narration of
what happened before and up to our hero's abduction. It is less
detailed, we don't get any clue as to how 6 is knocked
out.
THE SIX IDENTITY: TIM BOURNE INTERVIEWED
REVIEWED... (ENGLISH LANGUAGE)
THE INCREDIBLE STORY OF MISTER G (GERMAN LANGUAGE)
First we see 6 awaken in the desert, then walking towards the place called the Village. The real Number Six on the other hand, conscious again, already finds himself in the Village. A look from the window reveals that nothing he used to know is the same. In a postponed credit sequence of the remake we get flashes of 6 in his car driving into an underground car park which is almost identical to its precursor. However his spray-can attack on a company window on which he writes "Resign" is very different to the 67 variant who hands the letter of resignation in an envelope ("by hand) his superior.
TITLE SEQUENCES 2009 - 1967 (EXCERPTS) |
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There are some remarkable scenes of the original that in this remake are sometimes more, sometimes less accurately re-enacted image by image. We'll take a look at them.
The corridor through which Number Six walks in every credit sequence is not part of the intro here but a flash of memory by 6 in the middle of episode one. There are more inevitable quotes like that of 93, the old man's living quarter, an almost exact replica of Number Six' 1967 one. Then there are the bottle and tin can labels bearing the new Village sign: the "5 fingers" symbol. Those watching extremely closely will also discover a genuine Lotus 7 sportscar with a yellow bonnet in the background of the underground car park. It is audible by the sound of its engine before it can be seen.
Immediately after his arrival 6 enters a 19th century spa-style building diner. But in this remake there is no such slightly surreal encounter in the café (see below!). It is only in the last episode "Checkmate" that we experience a similar irritating dialogue as with the café waitress who has now been replaced by a newly arrived woman and her children.
In the original series episode "Free For All" the "Cat and Mouse Club" is a pub at the outskirts of the Village. Number Six gets to know non-alcoholic beverages that "look the same and taste the same" like real ones. This location is never used in further episodes. It's different with the remake, a veritable night club offering pop and rock music and go-go dancers, too. Alcohol is also on sale. And there is an iron penny-farthing (no canopy) hanging decoratively from the ceiling.
CORRIDOR 2009 - 1967
6 PRIVATE 2009 - 1967
PENNY FARTHING 2009 - 1967
MAP 2009 - 1967
GO INSIDE 2009
THE CAT & MOUSE 1967
VILLAGE LABELS 2009 - 1967
NUMBER TWO RESIDENCE 2009 - 1967
HOSPITAL 2009 - 1967
ALWAYS WRAPS FOR EVERYONE 2009
FLAPJACKS FOR NUMBER SIX 1967
VILLAGE RADIO
NO ICE CREAM ON SALE 2009
"STRAWBERRY FLAVOUR OF THE DAY" 1967
THE SIX IDENTITY: TIM BOURNE INTERVIEWED
REVIEWED... (ENGLISH LANGUAGE)
THE INCREDIBLE STORY OF MISTER G (GERMAN LANGUAGE)
2009 |
1967 |
1. ARRIVAL |
1. ARRIVAL |
Taxi 2009 - night. Driver: "Whereto?" |
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Taxi 1967 - day. Number Six: "Take me to the nearest town." |
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6: "But what village...?" Downtown 6 suddenly jumps off the taxi. |
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"I suppose it's a waste of time asking the name of this place." Nummer Six receives a sightseeing tour of the Village. |
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Rover 2009: In a moment of real surprise the balloon rises behind a desert sand dune. |
| Rover 1967 is "born" out of a water fountain on the Central Piazza of the Village. | |
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XXL - this Rover is of gigantic dimensions compared to its 1967 counterpart. |
| Quickly growing in size the balloon jumps on the Gloriette balcony, next down on the square. | |
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6's attempt to reach the mysterious "towers" - or else, was it an escape bid? - goes haywire. Does Rover have lethal powers? We are never sure. |
Rover's first appearance teaches a lesson in stopping one panicking Village inhabitant. If he is left dead remains uncertain. But to be sure, this Rover has the licence to kill. Rover's roaring was adapted from the original in 2009. |
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Map 2009: What 6 gets is a rather huge scale map. But he still hasn't got a clue... |
| Map 1967: No matter black-and-white or full color, everything's just what it is - the mountains The Mountains, the sea The Sea, the village Your Village... | |
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"Be seeing you!" 2009: In the shop: knit-vest clad and with US accent; spread fingers the Village-symbol. |
| "Be seeing you!" 1967: Proper merchant outfit in the summer resort; forming the ring symbol with his hand. And the shop keeper knows to speak foreign languages, too. | |
4. DARLING |
4. FREE FOR ALL |
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A 1960s style remote-controlled TV-set in operation waking up 6... |
| Morning call for Number Six by Number Two. | |
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Out of whack. Having slept fitfully 6 raises towards the TV-set. |
| Telephone voice: "Are you Number Six?" Number Six, succinctly: "6 is the number of this place." |
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"Good morning, 6! Time for matching date..." |
| Number Two: "Good morning, good morning! Any complaints?" |
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Auto-operating appliances - shut off...! There were devices like this in the 1967 original. |
| Number Two: "Fancy a chat?" |
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Ringing of the door bell... |
| Number Six: "The mountain can come to Mohammed...!" |
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"Good moning, 6! Time for matching date, stage two..." |
| And instantly Number Two on the doorstep: "Mohammed...?" |
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6. CHECKMATE |
1. ARRIVAL |
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Compared to the original the dialogue parts have exchanged roles. 6 approaches newcomers who believe they are arriving from the Village... |
| The waitress doesn't seem to care much for Number Six' queries: "Where am I?" "Can I get a taxi?" "Where can I make a phone call?" |
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The woman is told by 6: "This is the Village. You've arrived here." But does she care? "Isn't it just the wildest thing...!" |
| Number Six inquiring the waitress: "What's the name of this place?" The waitress elusively: "The Village...?" | |
6. CHECKMATE |
4. FREE FOR ALL |
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Fatally ill by manipulation: 2 discloses to 6 what alternatives there are... |
| "First stage only": Number Six in the truth test at the mercy of the creepy Labour Exchange Manager | |
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A unanimous majority for the successor: "6 is the one, 6 is |
| "Six for Two, Six for Two...!" Electoral time, time for slogans | |
6. CHECKMATE |
17. FALL OUT |
2 talking to 6: "You’re an integrity. You’re vision. You’re everything we had. Love, loathing, death and still you resist. But now I see - you are not the problem, I call, but an asset, an opportunity to take us forward." |
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The President of the Assembly and the Prisoner: - You have been such an example to us. |
R.I.P. - THE CEMETERY 2009 - 1967
