and those out takes were sitting in a storage vault and hadn't been looked at for years and years in Los Angeles with an organisation called the American Athletics Foundation, who'd been given them. Something like 150 boxes of stuff, each with 15 rolls of film in each and I spent a couple of weeks there ploughing through all of that and finding stuff, but it was out of order and I don't know if I got all the best bits still but I hope I did and that was really where we got the great sports footage and where we got some of the good stuff of the terrorists really. There was some material there which had not been seen before of the bus leaving and that sort of thing. And how about this wonderful stuff of the terrorists watching the police operation on tv which is almost funny? Kevin : It is tragically funny. I think that came from Germany. Often what we did, in a sequence there's one shot from one place and another from somewhere else and they've all been pieced together so you get different angles on the same event, but it was difficult and I think sometimes you do see the shortage of the footage and there is a little bit of repetition cos there wasn't that much really good, some really good stuff but there wasn't quite enough and we scoured everywhere to find what we could. Michael Douglas is the narrator, which