I speak of Ron Moody and Sir Christopher Lee, both of whom I had the pleasure of meeting over the years. Ron was a guest at one of the old film evenings I used to host, and he also came to the reopening ceremony at Elstree Studios in 1996. He was also the only star I can recall who worked at five different studios in Elstree and Borehamwood. Christopher also said he had a permanent souvenir of Elstree dating back to the 1950s and showed me a bent finger. I will certainly bet anything that Sir Christopher Lee is not buried in the Count’s cape, as was his screen Dracula predecessor Bela Lugosi in the 1950s.