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Mar 17, 2021 · The BBC’s British science fiction series known for its Tardis travelling through time has been filmed more than once in none other than Gloucester’s stunning cathedral grounds. Local diehard fans of the programme were starstruck as they gathered to watch the Judoon stomping its way through 21st Century Gloucester on the hunt for a fugitive.
Feb 21, 2024 · You’ll probably already have several of these locations on your to-visit list regardless, but just in case... make sure you go to the Fairy Glen near the village of Uig. In the film, Lamia rides into the glen where she runs into Ditchwater Sal and they have their little confrontation.
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Of course we had to start with this one! If you head to Gabriel’s Wharf and sit on the bench directly in front of The Wharf restaurant, you’ll be sat in the exact same spot as Daniel and Sam when they talk about the ‘total agony of being in love’. Though the scene isn’t totally accurate (they ‘moved’ St. Paul’s Cathedralto make it appear nearer), i...
If you’re potty about Potter, London is full of magical places for you to visit. Of course there’s platform 9¾ at King’s Cross Station, but you probably already know that. Aside from posing in front of a brick wall, there are tons of other Pottery locations you can visit: the beautiful Leadenhall Market, which is the location they used for Diagon A...
Credit: @kingschapeloldamersham Hugh Grant, floppy hair, befuddled expression. It has to be a 90s London rom-com, right? In Four Weddings And A Funeral, you can catch him running along the South Bank, snogging Andie MacDowell outside his flat at 22 Highbury Terrace, or getting cold feet at Priory Church of St Bartholomew the Great (named St Julian’...
Credit: @famoushorrorandfilmlocations Unfortunately you can’t head to The Winchester for a nice cold pint, because it’s no longer there. The old Duke of Albany in New Cross, which filled in for Shaun’s favourite pub in the film, has since been shut down and turned into flats. However, other spots from the film are still dotted around London, mainly...
Credit: @offbeatfilm Despite everyone in the film having northern accents, A Clockwork Orange was mostly filmed in London. Thamesmead, the grim housing estate where Alex DeLarge lived, is worth the trip if you’re a fan of the film, or even if you’re just a fan of really bleak and brutalist architecture (it also featured as a set for TV show Misfits...
Though supposedly set in France, Les Miserables was actually filmed in the UK for the most part. Passed off as Paris in the movie, the Old Royal Naval College is where Lamarque’s funeral procession was held. The Greenwich location has been a very popular movie set and has featured in a range of films, including the Pirates of the Caribbeanfranchise...
The famous blue door, which leads to the home of William Thacker (aka Hugh Grant), can be found at 280 Westbourne Park Road. For a while the door was painted black because the owners didn’t like the attention their house was getting (I mean, who can really blame them?). However the door is now blue again, much to the pleasure of avid Notting Hillfa...
Pretty much a who’s who of famous London landmarks, is this one. Cillian Murphy, having awoken from his conveniently-timed coma, wanders across Westminster Bridge, past the Houses of Parliament, through Whitehall, up the Mall, into the City of London, back to Tottenham Court Road, to the statue of Eros, and on to Canary Wharfstation. Phew!
Credit: @elyagri For this joyous romp through a day in the life of The Beatles, the film makers got pretty creative with MaryleboneStation, which features both as itself and Liverpool Lime Street station – a very short train ride indeed! Elsewhere, chase sequences were filmed around Notting Hill Gate, whilst Ringo’s solo adventure is a meandering o...
Credit: @sebldavies Maida Vale is your first stop for dark comedy A Fish Called Wanda, for Michael Palin’s house is Aubrey House, on Maida Avenue. Many of the getaway scenes were filmed around Clerkenwell, whilst Mrs Coady’s house is at 69 Onslow Gardens in South Kensington. And finally, if it’s seduction you’re after, John Cleese’s character borro...
- Durham Cathedral, Durham City. The cathedral's Chapter House was used as Professor McGonagall's classroom. Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry came to life in various locations, including Durham Cathedral's ancient cloisters in the franchise's first big screen outing.
- Mersey Tunnels, Liverpool. The Queensway Tunnel featured in The Deathly Hallows Part One. Up to 90,000 vehicles pass through Liverpool's Mersey Tunnels every day, but only one giant on a flying motorbike - with the world's most famous wizard in his side car - has travelled through them.
- De Vere House, Lavenham, Suffolk. De Vere House in Lavenham was used as the fictional birthplace of Harry Potter.
- Gloucester Cathedral, Gloucestershire. Gloucester Cathedral was transformed into a hiding place for the boy wizard and the scene where a troll went on the rampage.
15 hours ago · The Into Film Festival, running from November 8-29, offers hundreds of free screenings and events across Scotland. The festival aims to provide students with a magical big screen experience while ...
May 19, 2021 · Every Major Studio Got Together to Declare ‘The Big Screen Is Back,’ but It Was a Lot We’d Seen Before. After nearly 15 long and bleak months for the movie theater industry, a consortium of ...
2 days ago · Screen reveals a snapshot of the latest high-end TV and film productions shooting in the UK for the big studios and streamers.
