When former South American revolutionary leader Ramon Torres returns to his home country, he is imprisoned and sentenced to death. Drake teams up with an American agent to free Torres.
Set in one of those fictitious South American country so beloved by ITC, The Affair at Castelevara is one of the weakest episode of Danger Man. It's quite talky and dull. Even Patrick McGoohan seems a little bored. There's a fight scene midway through the episode with a glaringly obvious stunt double for McGoohan as well.
The guest actors are good overall. Eric Pohlmann gives a touching performance as a bitter cinema projectionist, and Aubrey Morris is good as a comically inept policeman assigned to tail Drake. The great André Morell is wasted in a small role.
One more interesting point: in the cinema, there's a poster of actor John Fraser, who guest starred as Rawson in Don't Nail Him Yet.
Set in one of those fictitious South American country so beloved by ITC, The Affair at Castelevara is one of the weakest episode of Danger Man. It's quite talky and dull. Even Patrick McGoohan seems a little bored. There's a fight scene midway through the episode with a glaringly obvious stunt double for McGoohan as well.
The guest actors are good overall. Eric Pohlmann gives a touching performance as a bitter cinema projectionist, and Aubrey Morris is good as a comically inept policeman assigned to tail Drake. The great André Morell is wasted in a small role.
One more interesting point: in the cinema, there's a poster of actor John Fraser, who guest starred as Rawson in Don't Nail Him Yet.