So who wants to feel this next one, really? I mean, I guess what I'm looking for is an explanation of what makes the story one worth telling.

So people might be familiar with Alan Turing from the film, possibly, The Enigma Code, which is, I guess, about a decade old, and starred Benedict Cumberbatch.

And that focused quite a lot on his key role at Bletchley Park.

uh in the second world war which is where their kind of code breaking center was and their ability to break the u-boat codes which was done by a machine that the germans invented called the enigma basically kept britain in the war and and then and then enabled enable Britain to eventually succeed.

And then his life after that continued to be very cutting edge in terms of mathematics and he was involved in building the first digital computer at Manchester University.

And so really quite a genius who was at the forefront of kind of computing.

and then has this complex personal life, which the film kind of covers and the play kind of covers.

Yeah, makes it resonate more, really getting to know him like that.