I went back to London, and of course... and I cracked up, and had some psychiatric treatment in a hospital for some time, and I was getting better, but Stanley tried to ring me every day, and letting me know that he did the locations I had chosen, that he was going to do this and that, and so on. And he was obviously was very concerned about me, and the only funny situation that... I finally… and the psychiatrist said to me, 'Ken, you will never get better unless I can cut this umbilical cord between you and Stanley'. And finally I get home, I... someone, Letitzia had got a chauffeur to collect me in the Rolls, you know, and I arrived. And the doctor you were talking about was my doctor, my... he was very bright and a very good doctor, you know. And there's a phone call, and it's Stanley on the phone and he says, 'Ken, I'm so pleased that you are well again and, you know, all the things you wanted me to do, that you wanted me to send a second unit to Potsdam, near Berlin, to get some atmosphere?' I said, 'Yes, I remember all that', and he said, 'I've decided you are going to direct it'. Well, that gave me such a shock that the next day I was back in the clinic. I mean, now I can laugh about it, but he didn't see it that way at all, you know.