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Hello and welcome to The One Show. Tonight, the tale of the German

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prisoner of war who fell in love with the Scottish village in which

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he was held captive and has just left them ?400,000 in his will. We

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have got a story about a ridiculous killer fish that was nearly a movie.

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But thankfully didn't become one. And we have got tonight's guest who

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has never starred in a movie but would love to. Shall we make his

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dreams come true? Definitely. Please welcome the star of good Phil

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hunting... It is Phillip Schofield! Good

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evening. We are going to frame them for you. Thank you. If there was a

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this morning movie, who would play you? For me, I would like it to be

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George Clooney. It would probably be Ryland. We thought maybe Steve

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Martin. Michael Douglas, potentially. And Holly? Scarlett

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Johansson. Wouldn't be a romcom? I think it would be a romcom.

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Hollywood like that. We are looking forward to talking more. We have

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learned this week that police will soon be given new powers to help

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tackle the crime that leads to victims living in fear and anxiety.

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Here is Kevin Duala. Every year, more than 1 million

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people experience stalking. For most, it's someone they know. Annex

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that can't excepted is over. One in ten are stalked by a stranger. I'm

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terrified about what he is going to do next. Repeated unwanted attention

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causing distress, harassment or worse. Stalking is incredibly

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dangerous, one of the most dangerous behaviours. Asking how long after

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somebody disappears, as their dead? What is it like to be stalked? And

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what is being done about it? I have come to meet a Cheltenham GP. She

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has been stalked by a former patient since 2006. Initially it was cards

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and flowers sent to me at surgery. I got a Boco Freddie for red roses. It

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was debris 15th, day after Valentine's Day. -- Abe OK of red

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roses. Did you think, this is wrong? I think we've looked at it as, I

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wish you hadn't done it, but it is flowers and a card. It is doing no

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harm. Ellie was due to have a baby, but then things took a sinister --

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sinister turn. I came out of work one week and there was blue over my

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car. He was seen driving out of the car park. We looked on CCTV and it

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was his face. This is Ellie's stalker, pensioner Raymond tonight.

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He was arrested four times over eight years. He followed me to

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visits, he followed me home. He set outside the surgery for hours.

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Restraining orders did not work. He had hundreds of pictures of me on

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his camera. The night the tag came off, I drove out of my drive and he

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was outside my house. My family and I went away on holiday. This was

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June 20 12. We got a call on the last day of the holiday sing our

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house had burned down. -- saying. There was no evidence found to link

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the stalker to the fire. But Raymond Knight was eventually jailed for

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five years for sending threatening letters. He had to stay out of

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Gloucestershire. Frustrated at being powerless to impose a longer

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sentence, the trial judge urged Ellie to campaign for a change in

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the law. She wants a 10-year sentence. There has been progress. A

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new Stalking Protection Order. It will target so-called stranger

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stalking in England and Wales, allowing people -- police and courts

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to intervene and ban contact earlier, even before an arrest. But

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will it work? I have, good to find out more about stalking behaviour. I

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have come to meet an expert at the University of Los Disher. Doctor

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Jane Moulton Smith is a criminologist and former police

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officer. Today she is doing some forensic training. How dangerous is

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stalking? It is incredibly dangerous, one of the most dangerous

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behaviours. We found from statistics that where people have died,

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stalking behaviour has been found in 90% of those cases. Will the new

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water help? We have had orders in the past. Unless all of the

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professionals use a consistent approach and always enforce these

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orders, and the courts have the powers to deal with breaches, they

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will not be any good. There is evidence that intervening in the

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first couple of weeks does help. The new orders allow that. Ellie is

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continuing her campaign to double the maximum jail sentence. Her

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stalker is due to be released from prison next year. It is difficult

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because his human rights appear on many occasions to come are both mine

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and my family's. If I can get the penalty to stalking to be ten years,

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I get longer respite the next time he goes into prison. At the moment I

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am only save as long as he is detained. Let's hope those orders

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make a big difference and give some respite to those affected. Earlier

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today, we saw a clip of you doing something that we were very

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impressed by. Let's share it. The views are stunning but it is about

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to get a lot more topsy-turvy. LAUGHTER.

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APPLAUSE. Wow! What was that like? It was the best. The thing is, this

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is all for the programme I'm doing on Monday with the Duke of Edinburgh

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awards. As part of the Diamond challenge, if the Duke of Edinburgh

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awards scheme didn't come up on your radar when you were younger, we had

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it in my school but I was out it a lot. I lived in Cornwall. I do not

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know it is something I would have needed. If you didn't do it then,

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you can take your Diamond challenge on the 60th anniversary. You can do

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anything. You can learn a language. You can play an instrument. You can

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work for a charity. I thought all of that is great but it will not look

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very interesting for the telly. I thought, what about a wing walk? So

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on a beautiful sunny day I got strapped to the top of the plane and

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reset off and the pilot was out of central casting. He was like

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Biggles. We did the circuit and landed. It was exciting. I said, is

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that it? He said, no, we can do more. At which point the crew and

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producers were saying, brilliant, fantastic. I said, no, we can do

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more. He said, you can do loops and stalls. Right, get back up and do it

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again. Which we did. You deserve that pin. Yes, I was proud of it.

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All the wife was thinking about was insurance. You spent a year with

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Prince Philip. What was that like? What were your preconceived ideas of

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him? He is a remarkable man. He is 95 years old. I have met him a

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couple of times before at awards ceremonies. He walks into a room and

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you have a group of youngsters who are all there to get their gold

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awards. Their shoulders are up and they are nervous. He will walk in

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and say something funny, probably inappropriate. And they burst out

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laughing. You see all of those moments where you think, what has he

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said? I think it is said to put people at their ease. He has a razor

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sharp sense of humour. He has a memory like you can't believe. We

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had our own James Bond. He was a commander in the Navy. A very

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attractive guy, obviously. Now he doesn't give interviews. And he

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doesn't talk about himself. So if you're going to spend a year with

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him, and talk to him, then you start off from quite a tricky, what do we

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talk about? Or you nervous? Server was the first thing I said. I was

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nervous. If you are going to send -- spent a year with someone, this is

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someone who doesn't give interviews. It is a series of moments. It is

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principally about these extraordinary awards which he

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started. They are his awards. I think I got on really well with him.

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I did. What relationship now at the end of the real Prince Philip? He is

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what I expected him to be. He is the Queen's right-hand man. He is how

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rock, our foundation and a massive support. He is a man in his own

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right with his own interests and passions, which even now, at 95, he

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devours. I followed him over a period of several days in one

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segment. He shook about ?5,000. The next day he did it again, and the

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next day. My back was aching and my feet were sore and he bounded over

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to me and said, here you are again. I thought, I can't believe this.

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This is how I want to be at 95, disengaged. This is why he wants all

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of these 14 to 25-year-olds to go out and explore. It could not be

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more relevant now. It is not dated. It is not posh. If you look at the

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films you show of people. If you are stuck on your phone and you were

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attacked on social media and your life as a teenager becomes insular,

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suddenly this is the enemy and your best friend, it pulls you out of

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that and gives you the great outdoors and teamwork and

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confidence. I learnt a lot about that. You can watch When Phillip met

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Prince Philip on Monday night at 9pm. That is ITV. Time for an update

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on a remarkable story that we first featured seven years ago. Just

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before our time. It has recently been given one final twist. Steve

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brown has been to the Scottish village about to benefit from the

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kindness of a former war veteran. In 2009, The One Show met a former

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Nazi soldier who, despite being held here as a prisoner of war, left

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nearly ?400,000 to the village when he died. George Carson's late mother

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befriended Heinrich when he was in prison. My mother met him when she

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was a child. There were a limited amount of prisoners allowed to go

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out and work in the communities. He would have been in the working

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party. The scenario is strange. A prisoner of war so comfortable in

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his embodiment that he wants to repair the village? Heinrich always

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said he was very lucky that he was captured by the Scots. A young boy,

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he had experienced the horrors of war. We probably saved his life. It

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was a life changing experience coming here. After my mother died,

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Heinrich came back to visit my dad. He said to my dad, could you do me a

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favour? When I die, I want to leave my money to the elderly people of

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the village. I want my ashes to be scattered in the hills. Could you

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help? It must have been strange? My dad felt under pressure. He didn't

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know what to do. He wanted to leave all his money to the village. They

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worked out between themselves while Henrik was here. -- Heinrich. Now we

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have the difficult task of how the money is spent. Now that the money

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is in the trust account, how long will it be before it's released to

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the village? It is the village bus money. They were now need to set up

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a new group to deal with this money. All the different groups that work

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with the elderly in the village should all send someone to represent

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them. And get on this committee. It's for the old folk. Where will

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they draw the line of what the old folk are? I don't know. It is very

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tricky. It is another headache! I have memories of the German

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prisoners arriving at the station. These poor men who had been like our

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men, battle weary. We felt so sorry for them. How was the village's

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attitudes towards them? They were accepted, weren't they? There was

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somebody's children, as my mum used to say. The money that has been

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left, how do you want to see it spent? Wisely, without politicians

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getting involved. Do you look at helping the generation here now that

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part of the reason why that funding and the trust is here? We have to

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look after the elderly here now. OK, there will be money left and that

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will have to be invested for the future. But we are only going to get

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the chance to look after these people once. I have done the maths.

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It works out at about ?200 a head. Have you thought about doing it that

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way?! Does everybody wants to come and live here?!

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Those smiles say it all, if you had to leave all of your wealth to one

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place, where would it go? I assume you don't want family so, bearing in

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mind where that was shot I am going to say I will leave it all to my

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favourite Scottish distillery and leave a note, thank you for the good

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times. Quite mag very good. Very good answer. The other day I noticed

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on your Twitter feed, you are watching the Jungle programme as I

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was and enjoying the montage. It was amazing. We know you want your own

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montage and have never had one. Please tell me you have not done the

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one? Here are your best bets. I hope the music is right. People ask what

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do you love about The One Show and I would say definitely the passion,

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the drama, the stars, so vote for The One Show, love that show. Vote

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for The One Show. Just pointing it out. Stop, this is not right.

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CHEERING APPLAUSE

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Hats off. Thank you, very kind of you. I am happy to give it to you.

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Nicely done. In the summer of 1975 this sound... Struck fear into the

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hearts of cinemagoers around the world. Of course, Jaws was a huge

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hit and it inspired someone to take them on at their own game. Did he

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succeed? No. A perfect day for relaxing on the water with a book.

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But this is not any book, in the 1980s this book almost came to life!

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Now that we are sitting comfortably, I am going to tell you a story that

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would be hard to believe if it was not entirely true and it all begins

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with an ambitious showmen from Manchester. He was a nightclub

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bouncer and music composer, stuntman, actor, writer and

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director. He was a legend in his hometown, reportedly friends with

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superstar Richard Gere and frequently making fantastical films

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which went straight to video. One of his most ambitious film project

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would see him write the screenplay to his own book, potentially compose

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the soundtrack and take the lead role. It had parallels with the

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feature film Jaws where a small committee is terrorised by a shark.

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In this novel Windermere is Jaws terrorised by a 12 foot man eating

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pike. It's one down in searing agony away from the shore, chewing

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savagely on tendon and grating on bone. To make a big noise with his

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film of The Pike Cliff would need big bucks. He set about making

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everyone frightened of official which in real life only grows to a

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maximum of five foot and which might bite us but not kill us. Is it in

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anyway based on fact albeit loosely? No, the largest ever caught was 19

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foot and they can be dangerous, no two ways about it. Cliff was not

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going to let facts get in the way of a good idea, he needed a stunt to

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get the industry talking and investors opening their wallets.

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Size mattered. He commissioned artist Charles and submarine

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manufacturer George to make two 12 feet pike, one of which is still

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here on Lake Windermere. She looks in good net cover such an old lady.

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I had had no experience whatsoever, I was expecting another artist to be

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involved. I finished working with George and his engineers. He said I

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would like one which can swim, the jaws opening and closing. The team

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rushed to finish it in time for what Cliff hoped would be the biggest

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moneyspinner, he press conference with proposed star Joan Collins. And

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other water, it's always frightening and nightmarish. People like to be

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frightened. Andrew Wilson was writing for the local paper when the

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media circus came to town. Somebody rang me from the hotel and said Joan

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Collins is actually here, and I thought we will take an interest in

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that. She performed brilliantly. The same cannot be said of the pike,

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they could not get it to work. A non-functioning fish meant the big

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money never arrived, just like the fictional victims of his killer fish

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the film was dead in the water. But we want to resurrect The Pike for

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one small scene. We asked Joan Collins to star and surprisingly she

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was unavailable so we have enlisted local actors and the original pike

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to help us recreate a scene from the film which never was. It features

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Cliff's might and Joan Collins's character Emma stranded on the water

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at night, sitting ducks for the pike. I am getting frightened. Is

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there a distress pistol on board? . It! Get on your feet and hang on for

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dear life! It's hitting the whole again! Hold tight!

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You are a brave girl, the bravest. APPLAUSE

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Got to be done, got to be done. Alex Riley is here because not only is

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here a big fan but he has a lot of information about other preposterous

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films which were not made. Yes and there are quite a few of them, get

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some popcorn and enjoy my guide to almost made movies.

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I am pleased with that. It went on about! Anyway, starting in the 60s,

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John, George, Paul and Ringo had just made Help and needed help to

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make another film. Lord of the rings, John Lennon as Gollum, Paul

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McCartney as Frodo, Ringo as some eyes. And George Harrison as

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Gandalf. Stanley Kubrick was approached to direct but... I am

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looking at this like it could be real. It almost was. That is a

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poster they made at the time! Well spotted! But they did not get the

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rights to do it so it was vetoed. Could have made a great album. I

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like this one. Salvador Dali, seal a stick -- it was difficult to pin

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down what the plot was about but it did involve a 60 foot bed, lots of

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candelabras, giraffes wearing gas masks, someone riding a bike with

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loaves balanced on his head and presumably some horses and some

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salad. He wanted to get the Marx Brothers to do it, apparently

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Harbaugh was keen but never said anything! -- Harpo was keen but

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never said anything! Doctor Who and the cricket men, they were an army

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of killer androids who wanted to destroy all life on the universe.

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Some of them escaped and they needed to get a key to let out the rest of

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the Army, one of the parts of the key was the Ashes, the little urn.

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It was something about the war they had being like a game of cricket.

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Douglas Adams wrote the script, it was vetoed but some of the plot was

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used in one chip -- in one of his hitchhiker 's books, do you like

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that one? Out of all of them I like that on the best. We have got time

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for the last one, look at lower slain! -- Lois Lane. Is this why

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Nicholas Cage pulled out? Tim Burton came up with this, he get a fitting

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of a costume and if you look with the hair, he looks just like Elmer

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Bonham Carter! Tim Burton written all over it. Thank you very much

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Alex. Time for a look through one of your windows as we continue our

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series of films, a room with a view. This is the world as Priscilla sees

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it. My name is Priscilla and this is my

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view. My view, to me, means anything is possible. I live in a high-rise

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council flat. Some might look at where I live and think it's actually

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quite poverty ridden. I guess over the decades hits, it could have been

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quite a dangerous place. The reason there is netting for people trying

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to commit suicide, also burglaries. And as well the pigeons coming in.

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When I look out here I can think a lot and I like coming here when I

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cannot sleep. It's usually about four or 5am, before I have to go to

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work, seen the sun come up, it is beautiful and it calms me right

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down. When I first arrived I was really scared of heights but as time

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went on I enjoyed coming out here. I bring my daughter out here as well.

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I am the highest blot on the estate, if there is any trouble you can

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definitely see it. My view teaches never to judge whether someone is

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coming from. In my job as a social worker I come across different

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lifestyles, different family dynamics. Doesn't matter where you

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are, what you are, where have come from, you can be what everyone to be

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and that is what I tell the children I work with and what I tell my own

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child. 2016 has been a very challenging year for me and my

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family. We have had a lot of bereavement. However my view has

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always been a place for me during those times to come out here,

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sometimes to sometimes to speak to those people that I no longer with

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us, or have that moment for myself. I really love where I live. I come

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out here and remember why I am where I am and encourage myself to push

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forward. For me it is home. A big thank you to Priscilla and

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good luck because we hear she went into Labour this morning! She did

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not! Ukip that from the! -- you kept that from me! Good luck. She might

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have had the baby! We tried to check. That's pretty much it, a big

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thank you to Phillip Schofield! CHEERING

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APPLAUSE Tomorrow myself and Adil Ray will be

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joined by the great Sir David Attenborough. Have a lovely evening.

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