Come journey through the Triangle with the Travel Channel.

Producer/Director Robert Strange, of Pioneer TV, England. He is also producing an hour long feature on the Nasca Lines.

Cameraman Peter Harvey (for those who watched Arthur C. Clark’s Mysterious Universe, Peter was a cameraman for the episode on the Bermuda Triangle and Bruce Gernon). Bob considers an idea, while the very lovely Jayne Parker (production manager) smiles on in back with the secondary, or, Zapruder camera.

Travel Channel has commisioned Pioneer TV of England to film this 1 hour long episode on the Bermuda Triangle. Its producer, Bob Strange, is perhaps familiar to those who have watched documentary TV often. For English audiences, you’ll remember Bob as both a London TV crime reporter and as an author, who wrote a book about a case of murder and mysterious disappearance in London 25 years ago which he originally covered live.
     This was the case of Lord Lucan, the murder of his nanny and then his
     immediate disappearance afterward. Looking for Lucan: The Final Verdict was written in 1995 in collaboration with Roy Ranson who was the chief detective on the case.

“What would you call that?”
“I’m not sure.”
“Here, let me have a look.”
  I’m hopeless. I’m glad they don’t have scalpels. The three size me up.
  (Soundman is the very Australian Neal Laycock)

I’m saying something . . .hopefully it’s astounding. “There are weirdoes looking in on me, Mr. Director!”

Move a little to your right. Are you kidding? Balancing on the wrong side of the wharf railing! Just one wrong move and three of us take a long drop into the water!

Bob and the rest of the gang were great fun. It was an all day shoot, and we had lots of fun! Be sure to tune in in 2002 for a journey into the mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle, on Travel Channel.

Worlds of Mystery: The Bermuda Triangle

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