Housekeeping One of the main characters in Sarah Waters's novel "The Night Watch" (2006) served his sentence at the Scrubs. Peter Wildeblood was imprisoned in the Scrubs in 1954. His book "Against the Law", describes his trial and imprisonment. The prison is mentioned in the Russian novel Figurehead, by Danil Koretsky (Данил Корецкий, Подставная фигура). The parents of the principal character are held in the Scrubs and are unsuccessfully sought-out by the Russian SVR. Bunny Manders, the narrator of the A. J. Raffles stories by E. W. Hornung, serves his sentence at Wormwood Scrubs. Julet Armstrong, protagonist of the 2018 Kate Atkinson World War II novel Transcription, works for MI5 for a time in the Scrubs. This prison is also mentioned in the book "Stay where you are and then leave", by Irish writer John Boyne, as the place where character Joe Patience stayed for almost two years while refusing to be a soldier in the first world war (chapter 6). The autobiography 'Psychic Screw' of former Prison Officer John G. Sutton details events at the prison including the specifics concerning the rooftop protest by the IRA. Sutton served as an Officer at the jail from 1975 to late 1976. Film and television In films and TV programmes set in Britain the front entrance of Wormwood Scrubs is frequently chosen as a location for scenes showing a character being released from prison, as, for example, in: Billy Liar The Man In Possession The Spy Who Came in from the Cold The Horse's Mouth Hot Millions Frenzy A Very British Coup Cass The Sweeney – "One of Your Own" The Italian Job The Baron – "Something for a Rainy Day" Minder, in the episodes "Bury My Half at Waltham Green" and "The Birdman of Wormwood Scrubs"; Terry McCann, the titular minder, also served his time in the Scrubs before the series began and the front of the prison can be seen in the opening credits. Danger Man – in the episode "Such Men Are Dangerous" John Drake (played by Patrick McGoohan) is substituted for a man being released and is shown leaving the Scrubs. Steptoe and Son Rumpole of the Bailey series 2 "Rumpole and the Age for Retirement" 1979 The Slammer used the prison doors to show winners of the Freedom Show being released. A two-part documentary, Wormwood Scrubs, was shown on ITV1 in May 2010. Music Gary Moore is