We gather at the Dane John Tower.
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Canterbury Cathedral as seen from the Dane John Tower.
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Rapt attention from the assembled throng as they learn about Michael Powell's early school days.
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The Three Tuns. Not only an old pub but also the site of an even older Roman amphitheatre. The first theatre known to have been in Canterbury.
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The Museum of Canterbury which, when Michael was a lad, was the Poor Priests' Hospital for elderly and infirm clergymen.
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Alongside Paul, some welcome faces that need no introduction for ACT regulars: l-r Steve Crook, Len Smith ('Leslie'), David Todd ('Commander Todd'), Jim Pople (ACT 2nd asst editor) and Wyn Tamsitt (widow of James played the part of 'Terry Holmes'), Paul Tritton.
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ACT location walk regulars Julian Bridger and Richard Davey.
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3 "volunteers" prepare to re-enact a short scene from 'A Canterbury Tale'.
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Andrew Feltham shows off his impromptu sketch of a moment from today's walk.
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By the former City Police Station in Pound Lane.
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Jim Pople tells people what it was like filming A Canterbury Tale.
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Paul tells another Canterbury Tale.
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Paul gives us his thoughts on the new Marlowe Theatre.
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The new theatre begins to take shape.
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A slightly distorted close-up view of the Cathedral.
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