And another very unusual film I made was... it was called The Battleship Potemkin Survivor. It was made for Italian television, RAI. There was a journalist called Malcolm Montaldi that a friend of Kate's... He was the boyfriend of a girlfriend of Kate's. He had... he unearthed this project. God knows how they found this man. They found a man... would you... this is all... do you know, truth is much stranger than fiction. That's one thing that documentary filming teaches you. They found this man who was a survivor of the original Battleship Potemkin. And what was he doing? He was running a fish and chip shop in Dublin. We went to interview this man. We showed him the movie, Battleship Potemkin, and we filmed his reaction. And he said, 'Oh no, it wasn't like that at all. Eisenstein must have invented all that'. I said, 'Weren't there any worms in the meat?' 'Oh, yes, yes, but not like that', he said.

That film... unfortunately, that is another film which just disappeared. Malcolm Montaldi died a few years later, and when we got onto RAI and said, 'Where is this film?' They said, 'Oh well, you know, somewhere in the archives, but we'll have a go'. But they never found it. They never found it. Such a shame because what an extraordinary subject. What an absolutely extraordinary subject.