Even with a first time director like Nick, a very good cameraman, myself who was with him all the time, wonderful actors, cast, which he had directed at the National, you know, in the play, it worked, and it worked extremely well, and a very great… good costume designer too, and you know, one tried to protect him obviously because Hollywood was trying at one time to dictate what they wanted to see and what they didn't want to, I said, ‘Nick, if they say a certain shot didn't work and you agree with that, do it again, but if they want to dictate to you you're too talented to be influenced by that’, you know, and I think that helped him too because he's an... he's an enormously talented guy, not necessarily a film maker... but on that film he was because it somehow worked, I mean, the script by… I keep forgetting the names now… by… I've got his book there. It's terrible, isn't it? Alan Bennett. Alan Bennett, yes, of course, yeah. By Alan Bennett, yeah... was fabulous, and everybody got affected by that, by...by the scenes and by the way, and then how certain things came up, by the performance of the actors and so on. Yeah, Helen Mirren played the queen, but he was wonderful too.