Most of my childhood I was sent to school in, or near, Reading, at a Quaker school, called Leighton Park School. And you were a boarder there? I was a boarder there. And, so through the war I used to travel back and- to and from- to and fro between Reading and- and Scotland. So how was it in school? Were these good days? Yes, I think so, on the whole. I mean, what do the boys think about schools generally. There were very bad moments and there are very good moments. I- I found people greatly to admire. I think my school hero was Karel Reisz who became a not undistinguished filmmaker and subsequently- and was a refugee from Czechoslovakia. But there were a lot of other- There were very good people. People- Quaker families- whom I much admired. I've kept sort of distantly in touch with, but not closely.