Yeah, it's like six and a half or seven because I did a couple of versions of out of the blue.
So I did 50 years of denial, then it was out of the blue, out of the blue, director's cut.
The panel arose from a recommendation to the Intelligence Advisory Committee in December 1952 from a Central Intelligence Agency review of the US Air Force investigation into unidentified flying objects, Project Blue Book.
And it was kind of in some ways the constitution for Blue Book. Like it became the mandate for them to, you know, swamp gas and the lights and whatever, you know, easy ways to rationalize, explain a way, you know, what was actually going on.
And then you have the Air Force and Blue Book and it's just this kind of fake sham, you know, understaffed job.
So I remember a Jacques talking about a document that he accidentally found in the files of Dr. Jalen Hainek, who was a scientific advisor to Project Blue Book.
In my association with Project Blue Book, I know very well that it was not a scientific project.
That basically talked about this, a program that paralleled Project Blue Book, but it was way underground, way more funding, way better scientists, all these things.
The document revealed an ultra secret, highly funded scientific investigation, working parallel to Blue Book, unknown to all, but a select few.
But basically the implication was there was a very well funded panel of eminent scientists that were involved and that Project Blue Book was just a dog and pony show.
Yeah, I remember that part of that movie and then I interviewed Jacques and I think I had forgotten that there was a deeper program than Blue Book.
And he was telling Heineck, look, you got to look into these cases that are classified in project blue book files as psychological because those are reports of witnesses claiming to see beans connected to the craft.
And this craft door opened in three normal looking. Another were normal looking, but short five foot high people came out with sort of a blue grade.
I want to tell me about that process just crazy because so a little known fact. I was doing out of the blue in the late 90s.
And we were like mapping out out of the blue. And we were putting ideas on the wall. And he's like, oh, bloody hell mate. We got to go to Virginia, Brazil and investigate this UFO crash. I was like, oh, God.
And it's a broad term. So sorry. I mean, really busy. And this is out of the blue. You approached me. And I'm doing like 15 hour shoots every day.
So I need to go there and there's other people I'm going to go meet with. And I'm going to re-release kind of like what I did with out of the blue.
Well, I was making out of the blue.
I was making out of the blue
of the blue.
I mean, that building, I'm editing out of the blue.
in the early 70s, because you had the Condon Commission sort of basically just kill Blue
I featured it now to the blue.
And I actually put at the time in out of the blue, of course, that's changed now because
I went around and I gave out copies of out of the blue to every single member of the
He had all the documentation that I covered it and out of the blue.
that's a whole story, but coming up all those original documents from Project Blue