Regarding David Rowe's book. Does he give any information on the stained glass window itself, where it came from? I asked David Rowe about the window in 2012 but he didn't know where it came from. It was added in by the Travelling Matte Company, so we'd probably need to ask Robert Harris or someone! It looks a bit like those small stained-glass suncatcher things everyone had in the 80s and 90s (That you stuck onto the window with a sucker).

Thanks so much, everyone - it's amazing to see some familiar names from a long time ago! It really did come as a complete surprise to me as well - I was struggling getting the narration part to sound right myself and then remembered about the series introductions in Knightmare and how his voice was absolutely perfect for over-the-top pretentious metal concept albums... so I looked up his agent, sent an email to her and she (being an incredibly nice woman!) just... sorted it all out. (I definitely had to carefully word the detail that the story was "based on the works of a Japanese author called Hato Moa" and desperately hoping she didn't Google it.) Even so many years on, I'm still not quite used to being an adult and being able to ask people to do things. I'm back on a Knightmare kick now thanks to this

In Back to the Future II-III, Michael J. Fox plays four characters including two genders, two nationalities and a spouse. In Knightmare Series 2-3, Tom Karol does the same.

Well, I'm a genius type of person!  

Thought up a better signature, as promised - from Gamma Ray's "Tribute to the Past", and sort of appropriate to this forum.