Truman, you know, he opened his doors to, to his life and when Truman saw the film, once we'd finished it, I remember him walking out of the screening room with tears flowing down his face and turning to us and saying- turning to us and saying- it's the best film of its kind. We felt, of course, quite pleased with that. Then when the film got shown on PBS or NET at that time- excuse me- when the film got shown we heard that some 20% of the public turned the program off after two or three minutes having discovered through Truman Capote's strange voice that he was homosexual. Now, I dunno, if that film were brought back today some nearly 40 years later, I would hope and I think it'd be true that our culture would- would have progressed to the point where those numbers would be very small indeed. But that's the way it was at that time. It's another film that we hope to put on DVD so that millions more people can see it.