Another film I would like to mention was a television film. It’s the first part of The Jewel in the Crown. The first volume written by a Paul Scott, made for Granada Manchester in the mountains of India – Shimla it is called now; it was Simla before, where the British officers went for their summer holidays. Because it’s high up in the mountain on a very steep hill everything has to be carried on the back. I’ve seen a piano being carried uphill. The story was touching, about a British army officer who decides it’s cheaper to live in India on his pension and the film was called... Staying On. Staying on. The cast was wonderful. It was Trevor Howard and Celia Johnson. They hadn’t played together for 20 years since Brief Encounter. Hadn’t seen each other for 20 years, and Trevor was on his best behaviour. He didn’t drink much, and Celia was such a wonderful actress. She moved us hardened technicians to tears on one or two spots. It was a beautiful place... interesting place. The only thing was that some of the crew from Manchester had never been out of Manchester, so they were very unhappy about the food they had, although it was so-called European food, and Indian food was also available. And there was a Chinese restaurant in the town. And... but one day they took over the kitchen of the hotel they made their Lancashire hotpot, and they were happy for a... for a while. The film turned out quite nicely I think, but was only shown on television and not in London at all, as far as I know.