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reduction prints. In the case of some episodes, the 35 mm location footage also exists, and has been used to remaster those surviving episodes. The last episode of Series One, "D For
Destruction", thought to be among those lost forever, was recovered in 2003, from a mislabelled film can in the BBC Archives. It has been shown in public at the
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Contains the first two episodes of Series One, "A Vintage Year for
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Edwardian adventurer and gentleman Adam
Adamant pursues his opponent known as The Face to an abandoned mansion. Once there he is trapped and frozen into an everlasting death. Awakened in 1966, he is befriended by young Georgina Jones. When Georgina's boss is murdered, Adam is plunged into battle with
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Edwardian adventurer and gentleman Adam
Adamant pursues his opponent known as The Face to an abandoned mansion. Once there he is trapped and frozen into an everlasting death. Awakened in 1966, he is befriended by young Georgina Jones. Also still alive, the Face abducts the Home Secretary, planning to
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The Face returned to the show in the second series, beginning with the episode "A Slight Case of
Reincarnation". He joins Adamant in the present day, having also been frozen in 1902. His accomplice Louise aged naturally, watching over him during the intervening years, before reviving him. Throughout
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would write the first script, "A Vintage Year for
Scoundrels", and would therefore come to be credited as co-creators. However, over the years, Newman has been cited as creator of the show. Even the BBC has at times propagated this idea, calling him the creator on some of their own pages devoted to
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woman, Georgina had grown up idolising
Adamant through tales of his turn-of-the-century exploits. She tries to get involved with all his cases, despite his efforts to stop her, and often manages to get a job at the scene in question at a moment's notice. The part was played by Ann Holloway in the
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had been on the throne just one year), goes to rescue his kidnapped girlfriend Louise. In fact, he is lured into a trap, whereupon he is captured and condemned to be frozen forever in a block of ice by his nemesis, the Face, whose identity is concealed behind a leather mask and who speaks in a
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chose to wear false eyebrows when playing the title role, based on those of his make-up artist. He also wore a wig. Harper was shortsighted and wore glasses, which he removed as soon as filming was ready to start. When the series ended, the make-up woman sewed his fake eyebrows onto a
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sinister whispering voice. The Face grants him one last request, and
Adamant asks to see Louise; in his last moments of life before being frozen, he learns to his horror that Louise had faked her kidnapping and had been working for the Face all along.
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man William E. Simms. The character was originally to have been played by John Dawson, who hurt his back lifting an actress during rehearsals for "The Sweet Smell of Disaster" and was unable to continue. The part was recast, going instead to
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the second series The Face would assist Adamant's antagonists, but routinely escaped before facing defeat himself. In the final episode, Adamant celebrates his 100th birthday in the final episode, "A Sinister Sort of Service",
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which he had bought at 17 Upper Thames Street in central London. It is accessed by a lift hidden on the other side of a sliding wall, activated from the outside by pressing a hidden call button. He also purchased a
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The main character originally went through a number of possible names: "Cornelius Chance", "Rupert De'Ath", "Dick Daring", "Dexter Noble", "Aurelian Winton", "Magnus Hawke" and even "Darius Crud" before
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and taken to her flat. Adamant immediately became embroiled in the criminal world of the 1960s when Georgina is threatened after almost being witness to the murder of her grandfather by
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is known to exist, and the only documentation that remains is the description given in the Drama Early Warning Synopsis issued on Thursday 10 March 1966; this is included in the booklet
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Adam, Georgina and Simms go for a peaceful fishing trip, but a case involving a young boy's missing pet mice and the practice of satanic rites land him in another investigation.
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since 1895, though he is listed on their official records as being "missing, presumed killed" since 1902. He is also a good boxer, and occasionally demonstrates proficiency in
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Adamant is found in 1966, when a building is being knocked down, and he is revived. On emerging from a hospital and collapsing on the London streets, he is rescued by
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took over the title role. The first volume, "A Vintage Year for Scoundrels", was released in January 2020. A second volume, "Face Off" was released in August 2020.
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which, since medieval times, has commonly referred to diamond. In the opening episode, "A Vintage Year for Scoundrels", Adam Llewellyn De Vere Adamant is a
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as it was felt that Holloway's performance did not fit the series. During the second episode, "Death Has a Thousand Faces", the events of which are set in
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by the BBC in the 1970s has resulted in no master videotapes having survived. Film recordings haven't all survived either as, in one case, one episode on
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Adam is plunged into the world of nightclubs, drugs and murder while investigating the death of a young girl who has connections with an Arabic prince.
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had been partial inspiration for the character. Many of the indoor scenes were filmed at Studios 3 and 5 at the BBC Television Centre in London.
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claims parallels between the Third Doctor's inaugural scenes in a hospital with those of Adamant in his pilot, "A Vintage Year for Scoundrels".
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Available on "A Vintage Year for Scoundrels" and "A Sinister Sort of Service". Featuring Gerald Harper, Juliet Harmer and Verity Lambert.
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Adam's past catches up with him when his friends are accused of murder. Can he prove their innocence before his world crashes around him?
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for the location sequences, and multi-camera studio recording using 625-line electronic cameras. However, instead of being edited on
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sleep and befriended by an attractive woman who had known of his exploits before being frozen. The formula is exactly reversed in
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Adam and Georgina (minus Simms) journey to Japan in order to help a British politician when he becomes blackmailed by terrorists.
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DVD box set containing all 17 surviving episodes in digitally re-mastered form. Includes 64-page collector's booklet
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52-minute documentary featuring Gerald Harper, Juliet Harmer, Verity Lambert and Brian Clemens. Presented by
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A murder leads Adam to three sinister old ladies. Can he discover their secret before all hell breaks loose?
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The murder of a financier leads Adam into the world of embalmers, but his own fate is catching up with him.
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A January 2004 written response to questions posed by fansite Adam Adamant Lives!: The Unofficial Homepage
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used similar weapons. Adamant was a colonel, and a member of the volunteer strength of the 51st
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stable of action series rather than the sleek and sophisticated antics of Steed and Mrs Peel".
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Stump, Paul. "The Cult of Adam Adamant Lives!". offthetelly.co.uk. 14 November 2006.
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Audio extract from missing Series Two episode "A Slight Case of Reincarnation".
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Adam gets on the wrong side of the ruler of an oil-rich country.**
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Adam has to work fast to stop the spreading of a deadly poison.
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Could the death of Simms's mother mean a deadly trap for Adam?
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that the programme ended because the contemporaneously airing
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settled on Adam Adamant, named after the generic mineral term
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Harper's portrayal of Adamant has been cited as formative to
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Adam investigates strange happenings at an old people's home.
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with which he cold-bloodedly kill any enemy who deserves it.
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alumni had key positions on the pilot. It reunited producer
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The Face's new plans threaten to tear the world to pieces.
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/mysciencefictionlife/A17345135
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1902 sequence reused in "A Vintage Year for Scoundrels."
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/classic/adamant/trivia.shtml
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Adam investigates when 400 passengers disappear from a
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http://www.screenonline.org.uk/tv/id/517661/index.html
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/classic/adamant/intro.shtml
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Adam investigates the murder of an old wartime friend.
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A series of murders could signal the end of the world.
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https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118655/movieconnections
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Trivia page at the BBC Cult pages on the programme.
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2146:Adam Adamant Lives!: The Complete Collection
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1835:Adam Adamant Lives!: The Complete Collection
2963:Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery
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2983:"Adam Adamant Lives! - News - Big Finish"
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2170:Adam Adamant Lives!: Viewing Notes
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1708:"A Sinister Sort of Service"
1646:Derek Ford & Donald Ford
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781:"More Deadly Than the Sword"
746:"Death Has a Thousand Faces"
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1087:"Beauty Is an Ugly Word"
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181:"The Adam Adamant Theme"
2787:My Science Fiction Life
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2242:The Adam Adamant Annual
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2040:Death Begins at Seventy
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985:"Sing a Song of Murder"
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2562:"Georgina Jones Dies!"
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1504:"Another Little Drink"
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1974:Conspiracy of Death
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1881:Complete Collection
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