
Danger Man (1960-1961) DVD cover.
TV Series (1960-1961)
French title: Destination Danger
Starring:
Patrick McGoohan (John Drake)
Richard Wattis (Hardy)
Lionel Murton (Colonel Keller)
Michael Ripper (Kane)
Warren Mitchell (Banarji)
Eric Young (Ming)
John Drake was a special operative for NATO, specializing in security assignments against any subversive element that threatened world peace.
Other works in this series:
Danger Man (1964)
Season One[]
Westland Widgeon[]
The Westland Widgeon (not the aircraft of the 1920's !) was a private venture by Westland Aircraft as an improvement on the Westland WS-51 Dragonfly by increasing the cabin capacity and replacing the Dragonfly's rotor head, blades and gearbox with the units used in the Westland Whirlwind. Only a dozen were built.
Ep. 1.02 Time to Kill.
Landing :


Takeoff :


Ep. 1.04 The Blue Veil and Ep 1.37 The Nurse.
Reg. G-APTW Westland Widgeon of Executair (a short-lived British company, 1957-1961).
Footage reused in 1962 for The Saint (TV Series) in Ep. 2.16 The Wonderful War.

Ep. 1.04 and Ep 1.37.

Ep. 1.04 and Ep 1.37.
Seen again during the last two minutes ...

Ep. 1.04.
or through a closeup on what is supposed to be a radio broadcasting the death of the king...

Ep 1.37.
Ep. 1.21 The Conspirators.




Boeing 707-321B[]
Boeing 707 of Pan Am-Pan American World Airways.
Ep. 1.03 Josetta.

Ep. 1.20 Vacation.


Ep. 1.34 The Deputy Coyannis Story.

Handley Page H.P.67 Hastings[]
Ep. 1.10 An Affair of State.
A continuity error as this landing Hastings becomes a DC-3 once the engines stopped.

Douglas DC-3[]
Ep. 1.10 An Affair of State.

Douglas DC-3.
On the left wing are : E-B but no country has just 'E' as registration prefixe (Sweden is SE and OE for Austria).

Registration is E-B..
Ep. 1.13 The Prisoner.

Ep. 1.28 Sabotage.

But the cockpit is an unrealistic set where the copilot exited as if the right wall did not exist !

Unidentified Aircraft[]
Ep. 1.10 An Affair of State.

Vickers Viscount[]
Ep. 1.15 Colonel Rodriguez.
Reg. G-... with Union Jack on the tail ... Maybe British European Airways ?

Auster J/1 Autocrat[]
Ep. 1.16 The Island.
Foreground.

(Background) Various Aircraft[]
Ep. 1.16 The Island.
This background is enlarged by 350%.
1 : De Havilland DH-89 Dragon Rapide;
2 : two radial engines on an upper wing with tricycle landing gear but still unidentified (Percival Prince ?) ;
3 : Auster J/1 Autocrat or similar (Taylorcraft Auster ... or one of the first Beagle Terrier ?).

Percival Prince[]
Ep. 1.16 The Island.

de Havilland Canada DHC-1 Chipmunk[]
Ep. 1.16 The Island.


Top right corner.
Vickers Viking[]
Ep. 1.17 Find and Return.

Jean-Pierre Blanchard Ballon Dihydrogène []
Ep. 1.19 Name, Date and Place.
Top : still unidentified;
bottom : First flight over the Channel on the 7th January 1785, between Dover and Guînes by Jean-Pierre Blanchard and John Jeffries.

Lockheed Constellation[]
Ep. 1.28 Sabotage.

Ep. 1.30 The Leak.

Models on the Wall[]
Ep. 1.28 Sabotage.
Director's office with three models pined on the wall.
(top to bottom) De Havilland DH.106 Comet & Lockheed Constellation ? & unidentified four piston-powered airliner (maybe a Douglas Commercial : DC-4/6/7 ?).


Made for Movie Cabin and Cockpit[]
Ep. 1.28 Sabotage.

The cockpit is made using some parts from a De Havilland DH106 Comet (central console with engine controls, flywheel) but the position of the flight engineer is missing.


Hiller UH-12C[]
Ep. 1.31 The Trap.
Reg. G-AOZS Hiller UH-12C c/n 848.


These first sights frame a continuity error showing the shadow of a Westland Widgeon :

But quickly the Hiller UH-12C is again full screen...



G-AOZS
Percival Prentice[]
Ep. 1.35 Find and Destroy.


Still Missing[]
There are still 3 episodes with aviation action to analyse ...
Season Two and Others[]
Look at Danger Man (1964 TV Series)
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