12/05/2017 The One Show

Fantastic morning. I did wait ten hours to meet him five years ago.

Hello and Welcome to the One Show with Alex Jones,

And the ball I've always got my eye on...

Obviously the crowd's not ALL for me, they're

here for tonight's global exclusive performance from Mr Harry Styles!

The crowd's ready, but where's Harry?

Harry's performance isn't the only exclusive this evening,

we've got access to previously unseen footage shot behind

And there's a cherry on the top of tonight's show -

Gregg Wallace is here with the three finalists ahead of this evening's

What are you most excited about, the final or Harry Styles? The final.

Has been absolutely brilliant this year. The standard is massive.

I'm starting to feel a bit sorry for the couple in our first film.

The One Show is really putting their relationship to the test.

First we made them take on the highest climbing wall in Britain.

They are arguing their way around London in their first do-it-yourself

tour car. This is the type of tour you want to

be taking. James, explained. This is London's first self drive tour. We

have a screen with a root and as you are driving the route, you get

sightseeing commentary. You feel you are exploring and feel free. We can

get into the looks and crannies other tours can't. Let's go. Hello.

Go, Kiara. I am afraid. It is cute, isn't it. Concentrate on the

driving. This is the only American Embassy in the world the US is

leasing, rather than owning our great. Mayfair boasts the highest

concentration of 5-star hotels in London. I like it that you can be

around this part of London and not in a tour bus feeling like a common.

I am in my convertible car. Legend has it the second Duke of

Westminster was lovestruck after meeting a mad Chanel and ordered all

the lamp post on his land to be adorned with their initials next to

his own. If you believe that, you will believe anything. You are so

funny. This is a nice way to see London. Sorry about my driving. She

has been driving for 20 years. We have gone wrong, but don't worry. At

the junction, we should have gone straight ahead. Just go all around

the square and try again. If you were paying attention, I wouldn't

have gone wrong, you are the navigator. One afternoon in 1980,

two Americans came into the store. A fat so critical to the image, he

would lose his right arm to get it. They bought it for Indiana Jones. He

has really nice titbits of information you wouldn't necessarily

know. What are you doing? No you are not, John? No you are not. Tourists.

Tourists. Try and be a little bit posh, please. The sad music. Hold

back the tears and Leicester enjoy our last few moments together. That

was fun. A big thank you to John and Kiara.

They have been amazing. Do you think John would do all right in one of

those cars? Yes, I think we would probably do a restaurant tour of

London. Who be driving? I will drive. The night is a big night in

the master chef calendar. Last year we watched Jayne Devonshire take

home the crime, but who will it be this year? Welcome the master Chef

finalist, Giovanna, Saliha and Steve. This is the moment from last

night when these three found out they had won a place in the final.

You three are the final three. Well done, everybody. You are joking.

It is not surprising the emotion they feel, let alone winning, but

being in the final can change your life? It does change lives, you must

have realised that already, just going into the shop. Master chef has

spawned over 20 restaurants. Do you get discount in everyone? Loyalty

cards. You do get looked after. Never see you looking that emotional

on master chef, but you were looking quite tearful. I don't know what it

is about this year, but the talent is incredible. It is, I feel quite

starstruck and I am never like that. They have worked so hard. You are

judges and impartial, but you cannot help getting fond of people. What is

hard about making that decision about who goes. It is hard to

promote people and encourage them and watch them do really well and

then to have to dismiss them from the competition. It is really hard.

I don't know anything about cooking, but you do. But the standard seems

to be really high. Saliha, I liked your fish and chips. It was

something that you said, it is familiar, yet extraordinary, you

said. What made you want to take part in master chef, because you are

a doctor? Yes, the decision was my husband, not mine. He decided to

fill out the form for me. It is when it got to the difficult questions he

got too, and then he said this is the laptop, the last two questions,

just do them. But I had always wanted to do it. He must have had

every faith in you to do it? Yes come he did. How do you decide what

you're going to cook for last meal? You look back and what you have done

before, what worked, what did John and Greg say. They know where our

strengths alive. Do you get any steering, do they say, maybe think

about this or do you have to do it yourselves? They don't know what we

are cooking until they get there. We will get a desert from each of them

because they cook three courses in the final. I love the final, apart

from the judging when you have to say one of them is a winner. You can

get really fat on that final. You want to stick your head in the bowl

because they are great and their final three dishes are amazing. What

fascinates me, you develop and learn, but when you have two cup for

the guests who come in, who is the most scary? I suppose doing the

chef's table is daunting. All those guys at the top of their game,

judging you. It is the first time we have been in that experience. You

see the recipes for the first time. Having to get it done and feed them,

it is... You have seemed really calm. Last night you were a bit

rattled, a tiny bit. How do you control that sort of thing going

into the final? You try and focus on the task, ignore what is going on

around you. If something doesn't go right, you just have to get your

head down and battled through it. I cannot wait for the night. We are

going to rush home so quickly. Talking about beautifully prepared

dishes, Harry Styles will be singing live for us. There were other

musicians before Harry and some of them created just as much hysteria

where ever they went. In 1965, there was only one show in time. Help was

the Beagle's second feature film and a global sensation. The bizarre plot

sees the Fab four chased around the world by a religious cults, intent

on reclaiming a sacred ring. It is one of the biggest films in music

history and has been credited with inventing the pop video. But if you

thought you knew everything there is to know about this landmark of

British cinema, think again. Previously unseen footage shot

behind-the-scenes of Help was unearthed and The one Show has been

given exclusive access to this important piece of cinema history.

Abigail is the daughter of Leo, who played the Beatles arch nemesis. But

he is better known as Rumpole Of The Bailey. After my father died I had

to go through personal stuff. I came across this and it had snow scenes

are written on it, I thought it is Austria, it has got to be Help.

Austria was the setting for one of the key scenes and a chase across

the snow. And the little number you may have heard before. I remember

the day my father said he was going to do a film with the Beatles. Off

we went on an aeroplane from Heathrow. It was an extremely happy

time in my life. I don't think I have seen this since I was ten, so

that is like 50 years ago. It is like a premier like no other and the

British film Institute has agreed to host a special reunion for some of

the original cast and crew. Peter was Paul McCartney's stunt double in

the film. Dick Lester gave me the job and he said, can you wrestle

with a tiger? I said no. He said, don't worry about that, you will be

Paul McCartney's double. Eleanor played the sultry femme fatale. It

was my first film, I was anxious not to flow. Completing the reunion is

Betty, the hairstylist. George dandruff Harrison. Not spilling any

means. This will be diverse team this behind-the-scenes footage has

been shown anywhere in the world. There is the boys arriving. The

remarkable film reveals unguarded moments of the Beatles in between

takes. Playing in a brass band. And even George challenging John to a

curling match. They all have the same kind of hairstyles? George had

very Coursera, Ringo had very fine hair. He always had that white

streak. When he washed it, he immediately put it forward, he never

wanted to see it back. Look how glamorous you are. Dick had to tell

me to stop blinking. As soon as he said, action, I started blinking out

of fear. The home movie gives a red insight into how the film was made

and revealing the secret behind one of its stunts. Peter, how would they

have done that? The director would have asked, what have you had for

breakfast? After that, lots of rehearsal, like an act that would

learn the lines. The stuntman rehearses a great deal in his own

mind he does it. Clever editing does the rest. Wait for me. What has it

been like seeing the footage? It has brought back lots of memories. The

Beatles were very real and I thought it was very, very nice. I loved

seeing my dad, obviously and me looking so happy. I do remember it

as a very, very exciting time of my life. I won't ever forget it.

Those are the three films they did, but they weren't the only one pitch

to the Beatles? There was a western, guess what they were going to be.

Cowboys! Yes, they were going to be cowboys. Fresh from Liverpool, over

the pond, so they could keep their accent. The film got made, but not

with the Beatles. The three Musketeers what the next one, who do

you think would have made a good. Onion? The one with the two earliest

moustache, I should imagine. Oh, Ringo! Allegedly, that was who would

have played him. Rigid border would have starred. Richard Lester could

not get them to do it, but he made the film in 1974. Lord of the rings,

directed by Stanley Kubrick. That is brilliant! Why would they not do it?

That is why! That is exactly right. Allegedly John Wood have been

Gollum. George would have been Gandalf. I can see him as Gandalf.

He looks like a wizard. I suppose. Talking did not agree. They were not

in the Jungle book, but whenever I have seen it, they were considered

for it, the vultures... Look what is coming our way. What in

the world is that? I love that. It is not the best

Liverpudlian accent! It is not quite them. Last year, when they did the

remake, the two remaining Beatles were approached, but it happened too

late, so it did not happen. What a shame.

One Liverpool resident that didn't end up quite as popular

as The Beatles is the Metropolitan Cathedral

Scousers have had a love-hate relationship with it

But firmly fighting its corner is comedian Alexei Sayle,

who's back on his home turf to find out why the building is still

Liverpool is full of iconic structures. The life of building,

the cavern club, Anfield stadium, but to my mind, one of the finest

landmarks in this city is also one of the strangest looking. The

Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral. The building has gone at many

nicknames over the years, Paddy's wigwam, the Mersey funnel, the

Pope's launch pad, my favourite is mid-20th-century civic building in

the modernist style. Believe it or not, it is quite an important

building to me. I was 15 when it was built, I spent a lot of time in

here. It was the most extraordinary, meditative space. I used to sit

there all walk around and think about the things that were bothering

me as a teenager, would I ever get a goal friend, where would my life go,

what is this thing called hummus that everybody is talking about? The

Opening Ceremony was held in 1967. I remember walking in and thinking, it

is so big. To a child, you can imagine, I was a dwarf by it. I was

on duty as a policeman, we were here for two days, not exactly to control

the crowds, because they were nice... It was quite an event for

the city. I think it is at its best when there is a service. The swell

of the sound and the enthusiasm of the people lived it up. Designed by

Frederick Hibberd, the layout flew in the face of tradition. After a

catalogue of structural flaws, the Cathedral sued him for ?1.3 million.

That was not the end of their problems. Given that it was such a

revolutionary design, ... Who has not had trouble with their builders,

but you have had trouble with your roof. ?8 million to do the repairs.

The whole building cost 2 million in 1967. For the first 25 years the

congregation had some water dropping on them, but now occasionally it

drops on the priests, around the century. It is fair enough, really.

Perhaps the most striking feature of the building is the glass lantern.

It was designed by John Piper and Patrick rent Ian 's. But letting

artists experiment in the 60s has not paid off. Today it is in a sorry

state. Architectural restorer Rob Chambers is helping to conserve this

modernist Marvel. This was highly innovative, the way the lighting was

constructive. Absolutely, we are talking about one of the first

examples of a technique which means slab of glass, it was craned into

place. It was not exactly future proofed. Italy from day one, that is

one of the key challenges. How high up is the lantern? 70 metres from

here, but to get a sense of the scale, we need to get up there and

have a look. There is no way you will catch me dangling on a string

up there, so while Rob climbs onto the roof, I will literally take a

cue and enjoy the view. It looks amazing. From the outside, it is

possible to see the true extent of the damage. The slabs of glass, you

can see how it has fractured. You get a sense of how the pieces were

created, they have been checked by hand into shape. We have the cast

edges, where we have most of the issues, where the resin is not

adhering to the glass panels. I do not envy the lads, they have their

work cut out, restoring that lot. But it will be worth it. This

building seems even more distinctive and original than it did when it was

being built. It was constructive at a time of incredible experimentation

in architecture. Now you get these buildings with names like the shard

or the walkie-talkie or the Satsuma, but in a way that is a banality

about them. This building embodies a spirit at a time of revolution, and

that is why it is loved and should be admired.

Now it's time for our world exclusive from the man whose

new album is intriguingly titled Harry Styles.

Singing Sweet Creature, please welcome Harry Styles.

# Had another talk about where it's going wrong

# Wherever I go, you will bring me home

# When I run out of road, you will bring me home

# Running through the garden, oh, where nothing bothered us

# I always think about you and how we don't speak enough

# Wherever I go, you will bring me home

# When I run out of road, you will bring me home

# Wherever I go, you will bring me home

# When I run out of road, you will bring me home.

Fabulous. That was lovely. A global first. Everybody here already knows

the words. I snuck it out. The album was released today. Looking at the

download charts, you are number one in 84 countries. Pretty amazing. I

have been very overwhelmed by the whole thing. I am very happy with

it. Michael has a question, how come you called the album Harry Styles?

My first album was called Michael Ball. I thought it would have been a

good choice. We were going to call mine Michael Ball! Why did you hit

on that? It is my first album, it was a piece of me that I do not feel

like I had shed before. You have written most of the tracks? All of

them. That is a lovely song. Before, there were four of you, now it is

more exposing, are you enjoying the attention, or do you feel like,

where are the others? It is different, but it has been really

fun, it is an exciting time for us to explore different things. One

thing we have to ask, there is an image change, where has the Hague

on? I had a trim. You had more than a trim. I did a movie last year.

Dunkirk, you have to have the army haircut. It looks great. So does

yours! Who would have thought Harry Styles and Michael Ball have become

like that! You recorded it in Jamaica, why? I wanted to be away

from getting distracted. Very chilled. It worked. It has been

fantastic to see him get a night, they are very pleased you came.

Lovely. Thank you. A huge thank you to Harry. The new album is out

today. Thank you to Gregg. The MasterChef final is straight

after us on BBC One. I'll be back on Monday

with Dreamgirls star Amber Riley, and star of the BBC's brand-new

drama Broken, Anna Friel Three reasons we love Eurovision -

the costumes. Ah, yes!

Who could forget the milkmaids? The passion.

We are unstoppable.