Outside of publications an adapted version of Albertus is particularly known for its use in surreal British Television series "The Prisoner" (1967–68), where it was used for all signage in the show's surreal prison village setting, as well as for the series' logo. The key adaptations were the removal of the dots from 'i's and 'j's and an uncial-style 'e'. It is also used for the title card on the American television series "How to Get Away with Murder" and was the typeface for Electronic Arts from 1999-2006. It is also known for its use by director John Carpenter in the opening credits of several of his films, including "Escape from New York", "The Thing", "Big Trouble in Little China", "Prince of Darkness", and "They Live".