Before… just before I became a cameraman I met Anne at a dance in Richmond and it was love at first sight, and we were to… we were courting in those days and I was going off quite a lot — away  — and I remember I was in Iraq on… for her 21st birthday. And then we married in 1957 and we have four daughters and four granddaughters, and three years ago we… we got a grandson. So, you know, I've been happily… very happily married during that period and that stability, my family life, I think has played a… a very important part in my career. As you know in our business it's… there have been very… there have been a lot of, you know, matrimonial break-ups, it's been… I think working in the film industry is… is a very testing… You're a long way from home. It's a very testing occupation because you… you're travelling a lot, it's very insecure; you don't know whether you're going to be working next month or not, and then if you are working you might be the other side of the world. So I think for our wives it's… it’s very difficult and I've… I’ve been really lucky that I met Anne.