My full name is James Ivory. I'm the film director. Nori this clock keeps good time and it chimes, but it's having a bad day. In the summer of 1975, I spent a day up here with the real estate agent. And all along his wife was saying, you must take Mr. Rivey to see the old Ben Rinsler mansion and I was like, I was saying, he didn't just, I mean that white elephant who would want it. So we drove up and I liked it and I didn't even go inside. I knew it was just so wonderful. These are all things from the films. All of them. Every last thing that's here are from different films. That's Mrs. Bridges Hat and Gloves from Mr. Mrs. Bridge. Gloves with a tequila meat and a divorce. This is the key to the jail cell in quartet. This is from the Bostonians, which takes place in the 1870s. And we needed to have someone who could write properly because no one could write, no one had handwriting anymore that looked like 19th century handwriting except his malmerchant. And he wrote this. So there's a lot of these kinds of things. What do we have here? Quartet by Jean Rees, who made that to a movie. A lot about Henry James. I'm sure if we go along we'd find so many of the books that we've made into films. Ismail and me, in 1965, when we opened our first office in New York. Well, it was a birthday present from the artist. You were to be born birthday. And that's one of my favorite things.