| AdminHistory | 'My Way Home' began production in an already tense relationship with the BFI after differences regarding 'My Ain Folk's post-production. Douglas' troubled production continued with producer Richard Craven quitting, to be replaced by Judy Cottam after a two-year gap in shooting so that Stephen Archibald could age into his role as an RAF serviceman. In post-production Douglas faced many problems with the editing and dubbing of the film, causing further friction with the BFI. |