Mr. Palfrey of Westminster
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He describes himself as "just a civil servant." But in the cloak-and-dagger world of the British security services, mild-mannered Mr. Palfrey is an invaluable player in the spy game. A master of counterespionage and a spy-catcher extraordinaire, he is smart, discreet, cunning and likes to
… More »He describes himself as "just a civil servant." But in the cloak-and-dagger world of the British security services, mild-mannered Mr. Palfrey is an invaluable player in the spy game. A master of counterespionage and a spy-catcher extraordinaire, he is smart, discreet, cunning and likes to do things his own way. His new boss quickly realizes the talents and the dangers of the deceptively charming, utterly ruthless Palfrey. Known simply as "the Coordinator" she appoints an assistant to work with Palfrey but report back to her. As always, however, Palfrey has his own ideas.
« LessDVD; Dolby digital stereo; 4:3 full screen aspect ratio.
Originally broadcast on BBC in 1984 and 1985.
Disc 1: Once your card is marked -- The honeypot and the bees -- The defector -- A present from Leipzig -- Disc 2: Freedom from longing -- Return to sender -- Music of a dead prophet -- Official secret -- Disc 3: Spygame -- The baited trap.
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Add a CommentWe enjoyed this series very much and lament there is only this DVD. We wished there were more movies! This is not a sophisticated production, and there is also the early 80's feel, so keep this in mind when watching. If you can stand that, you'll have 10 nice episodes to watch.
Kind of feels like someone wanted to redo Le Carre's Smiley. Hard to see what other point there is.