Historically, when the film industry came here they looked around and noticed the railway station was called Elstree – as was the telephone exchange. However, when MGM opened its studios in Elstree Way after the war, it tended to use the words Boreham Wood on its credits to avoid confusion with the nearby Elstree Studios. Now Elstree is an iconic name representing British film and television throughout the world and, naturally, the media know that is the name people will recognise. During the Save Elstree Studios campaign, which I was honoured to chair for eight years, I was often asked to appear on radio and television to comment. Finally, do you know of anyone who worked on the 1950s Elstree film Moby Dick, starring Gregory Peck?