Yes, that was certainly not filmed in 1941, I spotted several things that were certainly not happening at that time - one example, the rare books had been removed from Duke Humfrey's Library and put in store in an underground chamber beneath the New Bodleian (which had actually only just opened when war began in 1939). Although that 'high security' shelter was special, the underground stacks of the Bodleian were already vast, they even have an underground railway running through them! As well as valuable books and documents from the Colleges, and from other institutions (London University, V&A Museum, Houses of Parliament, etc.) stained glass and other treasures were all stowed away in those catacombs. Part was made into a huge air-raid shelter for local people. After the war, a survey was done before the books were returned, and, although not damaged by enemy action, Duke Humfrey's was found to be in imminent danger of collapsing into the Divinity School underneath, the floor was actually resting on the 15th century vaulted ceiling of the room below! I think it took nearly 20 years securing the historic structure.
Naked girl working at a computer -- this is the fantasy image! (There goes my hard drive!) Hey hon, pencil me in on your calendar!
She can eat crackers at my computer desk anytime she wants!
