08/12/2016 The One Show

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

hunting... It is Phillip Schofield! Good

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

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

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

Martin. Michael Douglas, potentially. And Holly? Scarlett

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

causing distress, harassment or worse. Stalking is incredibly

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Gloucestershire. Frustrated at being powerless to impose a longer

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Jane Moulton Smith is a criminologist and former police

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

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

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

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

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

professionals use a consistent approach and always enforce these

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

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

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

continuing her campaign to double the maximum jail sentence. Her

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

to get a lot more topsy-turvy. LAUGHTER.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

principally about these extraordinary awards which he

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

that and gives you the great outdoors and teamwork and

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

CHEERING APPLAUSE

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

with an ambitious showmen from Manchester. He was a nightclub

bouncer and music composer, stuntman, actor, writer and

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

superstar Richard Gere and frequently making fantastical films

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

get the industry talking and investors opening their wallets.

Size mattered. He commissioned artist Charles and submarine

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

You are a brave girl, the bravest. APPLAUSE

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

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

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

some popcorn and enjoy my guide to almost made movies.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

loaves balanced on his head and presumably some horses and some

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

it. My name is Priscilla and this is my

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

thank you to Phillip Schofield! CHEERING

APPLAUSE Tomorrow myself and Adil Ray will be

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

MUSIC: Jump Around by House Of Pain