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THE ADVENTURER

THE BARON



He is known as The Baron...
a man whose career is
a crescendo of breath-taking thrills. Master story-teller John Creasey created him, and Hollywood’s Steve Forrest portrays him. He is tall, handsome, debonair... a man who knows the world and loves adventure.
He finds that adventure through his business as


an international art and antique dealer. It’s a business that thunders him into exciting, danger-laden, unusual thrills stemming from the fabulous wares he handles and the people he meets.


Produced by Monty Berman for
ITC WORLD-WIDE DISTRIBUTION

THE CHAMPIONS

DANGER MAN

DEPARTMENT S

GIDEON'S WAY

JASON KING

MAN IN A SUITCASE

THE PERSUADERS!

THE PRISONER

THE PROTECTORS

RANDALL & HOPKIRK
(DECEASED)


RETURN OF THE SAINT

THE SAINT

STRANGE REPORT

THE ZOO GANG





The Baron (1966-1967)

Latest News: (updated 4th September 2006)

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The Baron is currently available as a DVD boxset in both Australia and the UK. Both sets feature near identical prints although the concensus seems to be that the Australia set has been encoded to a higher level. Both sets feature a large amount of special features - rather annoyingly there are exclusives on both sets. Umbrella's unique features include three audio commentaries with Sue Lloyd, Johnny Goodman, Cyril Frankel and Roy Ward Baker, episode intros by Annette Andre, Peter Wyngarde and Brian Clemens and a large memorabilia gallery. Network's exclusives include on-set newsreel footage, an isolated music score and an interview with Sue Lloyd and Johnny Goodman. Both sets contain trailers for the feature length episodes, foreign title sequences, textless material and more.

 

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