war" [film] -- which I think the basic answer to that is you don't, but they produced a whole load of films just to make people feel a bit better anyway! And they were really receptive to it actually, and they really got behind it and were very accommodating, so I came back to them with this idea of the World War II EP and they were right behind it, they've been fantastic." S] Is there anyone in particular you'd like to give a special mention to? J] "Sarah and Peter at the BFI, they're good eggs!" S] Have you ever considered using more modern samples? J] "I haven't actually put a time limit on it, I haven't arbitrarily cut it off at, I dunno, when The Antiques Roadshow started! Using stuff from, say, the 90s would be a little bit odd. There's one sample that I would like to use, maybe we won't get clearance for it, from the film 'Good Night And Good Luck', which is directed by George Cluny. It's about Ed Murrow and the McCarthy witch hunt in America in the 60s -- I don't think any audio actually exists of the speech he gave at the time, but they re-created the speech for the film, so as far as I know that's the only audio that exists. I don't think we're particularly overly prescriptive in what we would or wouldn't use." S] You're not pinned down to a particular era? J] "No, I mean, we