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Monty Python Crowd; Half Of Them Came From Cambridge, And Half Of Them Came From Oxford. But, There Seems To Be This Jewel, This Sort Of Two Headed Tradition Of Doing Comedy, Of Doing Sketches, And That Kind Of Thing.

It's Not Easy To Take A Sit-com And Turn It Into A Feature.

It Is Very Linear Storytelling, And I Think That's Not So Much The Fashion. I Was Watching A New Drama The Other Night Which Was Extremely Non-linear, Where You Flash Back And Flash Forward In Ways That Certainly Keeps You On Your Toes As The Audience. There's Not Much Of That Courage With The Storytelling In Our Maigret Film.

And, We Put A Lot More Value, Or At Least I Personally Put A Lot More Value, On The Creative Values And Creative Challenges Of Something Than The Commercial Necessities.

In The Modern Media Age We Are Rarely Surprised By What We See. Whether It's On Television Or Film Or In The Theatre, Everything Is So Advertised, So Trailed, That Most Entertainment Is Merely What You Thought It Was Going To Be Like.