It’s Time for Christopher Nolan To Bring This 17-Episode Sci-Fi Masterpiece Back

It's Time for Christopher Nolan To Bring This 17-Episode Sci-Fi Masterpiece Back




Filmmaker Christopher Nolan has had a heavy hand in steering the science fiction genre over the last few decades, from space odysseys to time travel and beyond. His next project may bridge the gap between his own groundbreaking work and the sci-fi of past generations, which set the stage for Nolan's career. The acclaimed director is attached to a movie remake of The Prisoner — a British TV series that aired in 1967. The short-lived series has endured for years in the sci-fi fandom, and today its approach to spy fiction and allegory might be more relevant than ever. There have been a few attempts to get this remake going — with Nolan and without him — but this time, the project may finally move forward.


Filmmaker Christopher Nolan has had a heavy hand in steering the science fiction genre over the last few decades, from space odysseys to time travel and beyond. His next project may bridge the gap between his own groundbreaking work and the sci-fi of past generations, which set the stage for Nolan's career. The acclaimed director is attached to a movie remake of The Prisoner — a British TV series that aired in 1967. The short-lived series has endured for years in the sci-fi fandom, and today its approach to spy fiction and allegory might be more relevant than ever. There have been a few attempts to get this remake going — with Nolan and without him — but this time, the project may finally move forward.

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