made me think about it three years ago was that after watching "When We Were Kings", I actively spent the next hour trying to think of a subject that would make good subject matter for a film like this. When the thought came into my mind, as a massive sports fan, which is what I am and what so many people are, for that incident to have happened in 1972 and for me to know relatively little about it and I really am a sports nut and therefore I assume for most people on the street to know nothing about it was in itself remarkable. Eleven competing athletes died at the Olympics. So I talked about it to Kevin immediately and we thought it was definitely worth looking into in terms of doing some preliminary research but that's as far as it went at that stage. The idea of Munich literally came out of nowhere into my head when I was just thinking about what might make a good subject. It was the first idea I had in terms of potential for a feature documentary. Kevin : When you're doing documentaries, obviously there are a lot of subjects that you look into and they don't turn out to be very good but this one, the more we looked into it the more depth there seemed to be to it, particularly when I went off to Germany and met with two of the widows, Ankie Rechess Spitzer, who's the woman who