Trespasses

In Sequence (Oct. 1983) Patrick McGoohan had praise for New Zealand filmmaking after completing his lead role in Trespasses. He said: Making a film in New Zealand turned out to be one of the happiest and most rewarding experiences of my professional life. The quality of craftsmanship was a pleasure to be associated with. Trespasses is a film in which I have the highest possible expectations. When I first read the script, I was attracted to the idea of conflict between generations. Her (the daughter s) need to break away from a puritanical upbringing his (the father s) need to keep her love and respect. The challenge of playing the father, the kind of complex character I d never had the opportunity to show on screen before, was too much to