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Powell & Pressburger - Frequently Asked Questions

2.5. Where were the films made?
All locations and studios are in England unless otherwise stated

  • Mare Nostrum (1926)
    • Naples, Campania, Italy
    • Monte Carlo, Monaco
    • Madrid, Spain
    • Marseille, Provence-Alpes-Côte, France
    • Paestum, Italy
    • Pompeii, Italy
    • Studio: Rex Ingram's Studio, Nice

  • The Magician (1926)
    • Nice, Costa Azzurra, France
    • Paris, France

  • The Garden of Allah (1927)
    • Staoueli, Algeria
    • Toggourt, Algeria
    • Biskra, Algeria

  • Champagne (1928)
    • Studio: Elstree Studios

  • Blackmail (1929)
    • Studio: Elstree Studios

  • The Manxman (1929)
    • Polperro, Cornwall
    • Isle of Man
    • Studio: Elstree Studios

  • Caste (1930)
    • Studio: Walton on Thames

  • The Compulsory Husband (1930)
    • Studio: British International Pictures (BIP), Elstree

  • 77 Park Lane (1931)
    • Studio: Nettlefold Studios, Walton-on-Thames

  • Two Crowded Hours (1931)
    • Soho, London
    • Cabman's shelter, London
    • Taxi rank by the arches beside Kilburn Underground Station
      Powell pointed this location out to Kevin Gough-Yates
    • Rathbone Street, London W1
      c.f. Locations for Peeping Tom (1960)
    • Studio: Nettlefold Studios, Walton-on-Thames

  • C.O.D. (1932)
    • Studio: Westminster

  • His Lordship (1932)
    • Studio: Westminster

  • Hotel Splendide (1932)
    • Studio: Ideal Studios, Elstree

  • My Friend the King (1932)
    • Studio: Walton

  • The Rasp (1932)
    • Studio: Walton

  • Rynox (1932)
    • Studio: Walton

  • The Star Reporter (1932)
    • Southampton Docks, Southampton
      (Scenes shot by Micky Powell)
    • Studio: Walton-on Thames

  • Born Lucky (1933)
    • Studio: Westminster

  • Perfect Understanding (1933)
    • Cannes, French Riviera, France
    • Studio: Ealing

  • The Fire Raiser (1934)
    • Studio: Shepherd's Bush
    • Hamersmith Fire Station (the old one)
      Thanks Nicky

  • My Heart is Calling You (1934)
    • Studio: Beaconsfield

  • Something Always Happens (1934)
    • Studio: Teddington

  • The Girl in the Crowd (1935)
    • Studio: Teddington

  • Lazybones (1935)
    • Studio: Twickenham Film Studios

  • The Love Test (1935)
    • Studio: Wembley

  • The Man Behind the Mask (1935)
    • Studio: Rock Studios, Elstree

  • The Night of the Party (1935)
    • Studio: Shepherd's Bush

  • Oh, Daddy ! (1935)
    • Studio: Islington

  • Phantom Light (1935)
    • Ffestiniog Railway, Wales
    • Tan-y-Bwlch railway station, Wales
    • Lleyn, Wales
    • Eddystone Lighthouse, Devon
    • Hartland Point, Devon
    • Studio: Islington Studios

  • The Price of a Song (1935)
    • Studio: Wembley

  • Some Day (1935)
    • Studio: Teddington

  • Red Ensign (1934)
    • Glasgow, Scotland
    • Studio: Shepherd's Bush

  • The Brown Wallet (1936)
    • Studio: Teddington

  • Crown Vs. Stevens (1936)
    • Studio: Teddington

  • Her Last Affair (1936)
    • Studio: Hammersmith

  • The Edge of the World (1937)
    • The Island of Foula, Shetland Islands, Scotland
    • The Harbour, Lerwick, Mainland, Shetland Islands, Scotland
      (Andrew looking for a job, trawler skipper etc.)
    • The Knab, offshore, Lerwick, Mainland, Shetland Islands, Scotland
      (Small boat scenes & trawlers)
    • Studio: Rock Studios, Elstree
    • See also EotW locations at ScotlandTheMovie.com

  • The Great Barrier (1937)
    • Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada
    • Revelstoke, British Columbia, Canada
    • Studio: Shepherd's Bush

  • The Challenge (1938)
    • The Matterhorn, Austria / Switzerland
    • Zermatt, Switzerland
    • Studio: Denham Studios

  • The Lion Has Wings (1939)
    • Hornchurch Aerodrome, RAF Fighter Station, London
    • Mildenhall Aerodromes, RAF Bomber Station, Suffolk
    • Studio: Denham Studios

  • The Silent Battle (1939)
    • Studio: Denham

  • Spy for a Day (1939)
    • Studio: Shepperton Studios

  • The Spy in Black (1939)
    • The Orkney Islands, Scotland
    • Northchurch Common, Berkhamsted, Hertfordshire
      (Hardt wheeling his bike past the milestone)
    • Studio: Denham Studios
    • See also SiB locations at ScotlandTheMovie.com

  • Contraband (1940)
    • Ramsgate harbour
      (Eastgate-on-sea harbour)
      See Visit to Ramsgate harbour
    • Chester Square, London
      (Mrs. Sorenson's Aunt's House)
    • Studio: Denham Studios

  • The Thief of Bagdad (1940)
    • Kynance Cove, Cornwall
      (Abu & Djinn on the beach)
      Note that it is Kynance Cove, not Sennen Cove as Michael Powell said in A Life in Movies. Not the first error that has been found in there, but it's still a wonderful read and most of it is true.
    • Whitesands Bays, Nr St David's, Pembrokeshire coast, Dyfed, Wales
      (Abu & Djinn on the beach)
    • Grand Canyon, Colorado, USA
      (Abu, Djinn & Ahmad in the canyon)
    • Painted Desert, Arizona, USA
      (Land of legend)
    • Denham, Buckinghamshire
    • Studio: Denham Studios
    • Studio: UA Studio, California

  • Atlantic Ferry (1941)
    • Studio: Teddington Studios

  • 49th Parallel (1941)
    • Corner Brook, Newfoundland, Canada
      (Submarine scenes)
    • Wolstenholme, Québec, Canada
      (Hudson's Bay Company segment)
    • Lac du Bonnet, Manitoba, Canada
      (Where the plane crash lands)
    • Lake O'Hara, British Columbia, Canada
      (Philip Armstrong Scott segment)
    • Banff, Alberta, Canada
      (Indian Day)
    • Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel, Banff, Alberta, Canada
      (Where the crowd looks for the Nazis)
      Thanks to Katie for finding this on a trip to Banff
    • Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada
      (Final scenes)
    • Studio: D&P; Studios, Denham
    • Studio: Associated Sound News Studios, Montreal

  • One of Our Aircraft Is Missing (1942)
    Thanks to Simon Meeds for many of these
    • Boston, Lincolnshire
      (Various scenes)
    • Cobbled yard near the Boston Stump (St. Botolph's church), Boston
      (Outside Burgomeister's house)
    • Skirbick quarter, London Road, Boston
      (House of Jo de Vries)
    • Custom House Quay, Boston
      (River from the cellar of Jo de Vries)
    • River Witham, Boston
      (Airmen rowing down the river to the sea)
    • Railway swing bridge, Boston Docks, Boston
      (Swing bridge where Sir George gets shot)
    • The Wash, East Anglia
      (Scenes "at sea", "lobster pot" rescue)
    • The Fens, East Anglia
      (Bike ride & windmills)
    • Studio: Denham Studios

    See also Trips to the Boston area

  • The Life and Death of Colonel Blimp (1943)
    • Denton Hall, Denton, Wharfedale, North Yorkshire
      (Barbara's family mansion)
    • 15 Ovington Square, London SW3
      (Aunt Margaret's house & the square outside)
      Note: Used as model - rebuilt in studio
      See Steve's photos around the area.
    • 139 Park Lane, London W1 (entrance is in North Row)
      (Home Guard HQ where Clive tells sentry to "point to the throat")
    • Banks of River Colne, back of Denham studio
      (Scenes at POW camp where Clive goes to find Theo)
    • Berkeley Square, London W1
      (Scenes where Spud's lorry chases Johnny in the car)
      (Also single shot across the square {Westward} at start of final scene of Clive in square outside his bombed house?)
      [That last one proved not to be the case. I took photos & compared them frame by frame. The buildings & the road layout are similar but definitely different]
    • The Bull, Gerrards Cross, SL9 7PA
      (The Bull, where Spud's troops stop off on their way into London)
      SU 995 885
    • Bury Lane, Rickmansworth, WD3
      (The ford that the despatch riders splash through)
      TQ 059 943
    • Denham Way in the vicinity of Tilehouse Lane, Denham
      (Despatch riders travel in both directions along same road)
      TQ 031 911
    • Fryent Way (A4140) / Salmon Street, Wembley Park
      (Despatch riders riding round the roundabout) (The riders enter from Salmon Street, pass the end of The Paddocks, pass the space where Pilgrims Way would later be added (1960s?) and exit via Fryent Way)
      TQ 198 871
    • North Orbital Road, near the gates to Denham Studios, Denham
      (Despatch riders come over crest of hill)
      TQ 040 886
      Thanks to Alan F. for those last five
    • Studio: Denham Studios

  • The Silver Fleet (1943)
    • Dundee Dockyard
      (Dutch dockyard)
    • Studio: Denham Studios

  • The Volunteer (1943)
    • New Theatre, London
    • Denham Studio Restaurant, Buckinghamshire
    • Oran, Algeria, Africa
    • St James' Park, London
    • Buckingham Palace, London
    • Viewing Theatre, HMS Collingwood, RN shore establishment, Fareham, Hampshire
    • Parade ground, HMS Collingwood, RN shore establishment, Fareham, Hampshire
      Thanks to Jan Harman's Dad for the two spots on HMS Collingwood
    • Aircraft carrier training area, Greenock, Inverclyde, Scotland
    • Albery Theatre, St Martin's Lane, Covent Garden, London
    • Fleet Air Arm base, The Solent, off Lymington, Hampshire
    • RNAS Engineering training workshop, Watford, Hertfordshire
    • Studio: Denham Studios

  • A Canterbury Tale (1944)
    All locations are in and around Canterbury, Kent unless otherwise stated.
    • Valley of the Nailbourne aka Little Stour, Kent
    • Rockefeller Center, New York City, New York, USA
      (American version)
    • Chilmans Downs
      (Scene where Alison and Colpeper roll in the grass)
    • Chilham Mill, Chilham
      (Boys battle scene)
    • Elbridge Farm, Fordwich
      (Where Alison & Prudence load dung cart)
    • George & Dragon, Fordwich
      (Some shots of "The Hand of Glory")
    • The Red Lion, Wingham
      (Other shots of "The Hand of Glory")
    • The Town Hall, Fordwich
      (The Town Hall)
      Note: Used as model - rebuilt in studio
    • The Manor House, Fordwich
      (Exteriors of The Colpeper Institute)
    • St. Mary's Church, Fordwich
      (Church attended by Bob and the Hortons)
    • Car Park, George & Dragon, Fordwich
      (Football field in closing scene)
    • Precinct of Canterbury Cathedral
    • Canterbury Cathedral
      Note: Interior used as model - rebuilt in studio
      Apart from first scene inside that looks up at roof
    • Harbledown Junction, Elham Valley Railway
      (Signalbox scene with Gladys Swinton)
    • Chilham Square, Chilham
      (Bus terminus scene with Polly Finn))
    • Bridge over Little Stour, Wickhambreux
      (Postwoman scene with Dorothy Bird)
    • Old Wye Lane, Chilham
      (Where Alison gets intercepted by the bren carriers)
    • Wickhambreux
      (Colpeper's House)
    • Horton's Yard, Shottenden
      (Wheelwright's & woodyard scene)
    • Julliberrie's Grave, Chilham
      (Pow-wow hill)
    • School Hill, Chilham
      (Lane where Bob and Peter play "catch")
    • Selling Station, Selling
      (Railway station)
    • St-Martha-on-the-Hill, Surrey
      (Opening scenes with Chaucer and the pilgrims)
      Note: On the old Pilgrim's Way to Canterbury
    • Studio: Denham Studios
    [Thanks to Paul Tritton and his Wonderful book for most of these]
    See also the details of locations (including map references)
    See also the various trips to Canterbury

  • I Know Where I'm Going! (1945)

    IKWIG School - Then

    IKWIG School - Now
    • Front of Denham Studio
      (as the "factory" in the opening credits - with a few hanging minatures added)
      [Well spotted Neal]
    • Harrow County School for Girls in Lowlands Road, Harrow

      Reported by Dave Buckley:
      I am in contact with a woman who went to the school around the time the film was made, and recently asked her if she remembered any films being made and she said yes - 'I know Where I'm Going'. I emailed her the link to the film and she replied.....

      "Some girls were asked if they could attend on a Saturday morning to appear in the film, but I had a ballet lesson, so couldn't go. However, seeing the badge on the school blazer brings back memories also the rather wrinkly stockings (I hated the school uniform). I wish now that I had been able to go on the day and then I could probably have given more information. I see John Laurie of Dad's Army fame was in the film, the only one I had heard of at the time was Wendy Hillier."

      The school seems to be called Harrow College now, the Harrow-on-the-Hill campus.

      Now if only we can find a horse-drawn milk float we'll be able to re-create the scene :)

    • Joan says goodbye to her father and travels by train from Manchester to Glasgow where she changes and gets another train to the north of Glasgow (all station scenes done in the studio)
      The train rushing towards the tartan hills is a model but Hylton Holt has identified the real train that we see shortly afterwards as being pulled by Perth's then new LMS "Black Five" 4-6-0 No. 5497. It's on the line from Glasgow to Oban, as is correct for the journey that Joan is meant to be making, and is approaching Taynuilt with Ben Cruachan in the background.
    • Isle of Mull, Scotland
    • Moy Castle, Isle of Mull, Scotland
      (Moy Castle)
    • Carsaig pier, Mull, Scotland
      (Quay scenes)
    • House of Carsaig, Mull, Scotland
      (as Erraig)
    • Western Isles Hotel, Tobermory, Mull, Scotland
    • Duart Castle, Isle of Mull, Scotland
      (Castle of Sorne)
      Note: Used as model - rebuilt in studio
    • Torosay Castle, Isle of Mull, Scotland
      (Achnacroish)
    • Gulf of Corryvreckan, between Scarba & Jura, Scotland
      (Corryvreckan whirlpool)
    • Grey Dogs [Bealach a'Choin Ghlais], between Scarba & Lungha, Scotland
      (Corryvreckan whirlpool)
    • See also IKWIG locations at ScotlandTheMovie.com and www.whirlpool-scotland.co.uk for location details, trips to Corryvreckan, DVD of the trips etc.
    • Studio: Denham Studios
    See also the various Trips to Mull

  • A Matter of Life and Death (1946)
    • Saunton Sands, Devon
      (Beach where Peter washes ashore & meets the goat herd)
      Note: There is an area near there called Braunton Burrows. They mention "The Burrows" in the film.
      See photos of a trip there
    • Middle Street, Shere, Surrey
      (Village seen through camera obscura)
      See photos & details
    • Somewhere in England - but where?
      (Country lanes where Dr. Reeves races the Jeep on his motorbike)
    • Studio: Denham Studios

  • Wanted for Murder (1946)
    • A. Gray Amusements, Hampstead, London
      (Fairground)
    • Studio: Welwyn Studio, Hertfordshire

  • Black Narcissus (1947)
    • Nowhere near India :)
    • Galway, Ireland
      (Scenes of Clodagh's "Irish idyll" flashbacks to fishing in lough & the hunt - NB Galway Blazers, MFH John Huston)
    • Leonard's Lee, Horsham, Sussex
      (All the scenes in the valley)
    • Studio: Pinewood Studios

  • The End of the River (1947)
    • Belém, Pará, Brazil
      (City scenes)
    • Arekuna territory, nr. Mt. Roraima, Roraima, Brazil
      (Village scenes)
    • Amazon River, Amazon Rainforest, Brazil
      (River scenes)
    • Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil
      (Balata tappers camp)
    • Boa Vista, Roraima, Brazil
      (Porpino's office)
    • Studio: Pinewood Studios

  • The Red Shoes (1948)
    • Covent Garden Opera House, London
      (Exteriors only)
    • The Mercury Theatre, Notting Hill Gate, London
      (Where Vicky dances Swan Lake, home of Ballet Rambert)
    • Paris Opera - Theatre National Opéra, Paris, France
      (Exterior only, the interior shown later is in the studio)
    • Gare de Lyon, Paris, France
    • Monte Carlo railway station, Monte Carlo, Monaco
    • Hotel de Paris, Monte Carlo, Monaco
    • Villa Leopolda, Villefranche, France
      (Lermontov's villa and the "fairy princess" staircase)
    • Studio: Victorine Studios, Nice
    • Studio: Pinewood Studios

  • The Small Back Room (1949)
    • Bala, North Wales
      (Bryan Forbes, dying gunner scene)
    • Chesil Bank, Dorset
      (Bomb disposal on Chesil beach)
    • Stonehenge, Wiltshire
      (Testing of new gun)
    • Chelsea Embankment, London
      See Comparison photos
      ("Where were you going Sammy?", "I don't know.", "A woman?")
    • Abbotsbury Station (now defunct)
      (Where Sammy arrives by train to do the business at Chesil Beach)
    • St Catherine's Chapel (with a view back to Portland)
      (Where Sammy is chatting to the officer before going to Chesil Beach)
      [Thanks to Matthew Barker for the last two]
    • Studio: Worton Hall Studios, Iselworth
    • Studio: Shepperton Studios

  • Gone to Earth (1950)
    Thanks to Nick Dando for most of these
    • Much Wenlock, Shropshire
      (Village scenes)
    • Longner Hall, Atchem near, Shrewsbury, Shropshire
      (Squire Reddin's House)
    • Bromlow Callow, off the A488 (Shrewsbury to Bishop's Castle road), near Hope, Shropshire
    • Pontesford Hill
      (Hunter's Spinney where Hazel has her assignation with Reddin)
    • Snailbeach, South Shropshire
      (God's Little Mountain and the Chapel)
    • Pontesbury, South Shropshire
    • Stiperstones, South Shropshire
      (Devil's Chair where Hazel casts her spell)
    • Pentre, Nr New Invention, Shropshire
      Follow the A488 from New Invention towards Bucknell and take the first turning on the left, over the River Redlake and there's Pentre. You can't see the cottage (or what little is left of it) from the road in Summer.
      (The Callow)
    • Eyton, Shropshire
      (The point to point racecourse)
    • "Mobile Studio", a hanger at Sleap air base, North of Shrewsbury, Shropshire (on the Shrewsbury to Wem road)
      (Marquee & pub interior scenes)
    • Welsh border, Shropshire
    • Hughley, near Much Wenlock
      (where Hazel is riding on the trailer behind the traction engine)
    • Studio: Shepperton Studios
    See also the various trips to Shropshire
    and Nick's screen captures
    - scenes from the film with locations explained.

  • Aila, Pohjolan tytär (1951)
    • Utsjoki, Tenojoki River, Outakoski, Finland
      (Reindeer round-up)

  • The Elusive Pimpernel (1951)
    • Touraine, France
    • Mont St-Michel, France
    • Dover, Kent
    • The Ailesbury Column, Savernake Forest, Wiltshire
      (Carriage race)
    • Marlborough Downs
    • 30 Royal Crescent, Bath
      (Lady Grenville's ball)
    • The Stables, Carlton House terrace, London
      (3 storey stables with sloping ramps)
    • Studio: Elstree (Borehamwood) Studios

  • The Tales of Hoffmann (1951)
    • Studio: Shepperton Studios
      (Stage 'H' - silent stage so they could make as much noise as they needed. As the soundtrack was pre-recorded they had it playing in the studio and the actors could time their movements to it. It also meantt hat they didn't need the soundprrof "blimp" on the Technicolor camera and so could more that around a lot more than usual)

  • The Wild Heart (1952)
  • Twice Upon a Time (1953)
    • Studio: Shepperton Studios

  • The Battle of the River Plate (1956)
    • The Mediterranean Sea, off Malta
      (Movement of ships at sea)
    • Montevideo Harbour, Uruguay
      (Harbour scenes showing crowds)
    • Grand Harbour, Malta
      (Harbour scenes showing the "Graf Spee")
    • Gozo Harbour, Gozo Island, Malta
      (Launch waiting to take McCall to HMS Ajax)
    • Cromarty Firth, off Invergordon, Highlands, Scotland, UK
      (Re-fuelling scene)
    • Portsmouth, Hampshire, England, UK
      (Movement of ships at sea, on board the "Argonaut")
    • Studio: Pinewood Studio

  • Oh... Rosalinda!! (1955)
    • Studio: Elstree Studios

  • Ill Met by Moonlight (1957)
    • Draguignan, France (unit headquarters)
    • Peira Cava, France
    • French Riviera, France
    • Alpes Maritimes, France
    • Alpes Maritimes, Italy
    • Studio: Pinewood Studio

  • Luna de miel (1959)
    Thanks to Antonio Moreno for most of these
    • Kit and Anna arriving in Spain
      (Vigo - puerto y calles de la ciudad)
    • Travelling by car
      (carreteras de los pueblos de la costa)
    • Approaching the next city
      (Santiago de Compostela - panoramica desde las afueras)
    • Car racing with Antonio
      (Avila - murallas)
    • Antonio's Zapateado, dancing down the road
      (Manzanares el Real - pueblo y castillo)
    • Breakfast and flamenco with Carmen & Antonio
      (Venta del Toro)
    • Kit and Anna's first night
      (Parador de Gredos: capilla)
    • Kit and Anna in Madrid
      (Puerta del Sol)
      (Puerta de Alcalá)
      (Estudios Chamartín - Antonio's studio)
      (Plaza de La Cibeles)
      (Paseo del Prado y)
      (Plaza Mayor)
    • Leaving Madrid with the castle behind them
      (Maqueda Castle, Toledo on the old Madrid to Toledo road)
    • Kit and Anna in Toledo
      (Panorámica desde las afueras)
      (Iglesia de Santo Tomé - "El entierro del señor de Orgaz" de El Greco)
    • Kit and Anna in Córdoba
      (Mezquita-catedral - laberinto de columnas y patio de los Naranjos con al fondo. The part seen in the film is from the 3rd expansion)
      (Plaza del Potro y museo de Bellas Artes)
    • Kit and Anna in Granada
      (Panorámica desde el mirador de San Nicolás)
      (Hotel Alhambra Palace)
      (finca ?)
    • Antonio and Anna dancing
      (La Alhambra de Granada - patio de los Arrayanes (fuente y zona norte))
      (La Alhambra de Granada - torre de las Damas)
      (La Alhambra de Granada - patio y fuente de los Leones)
      (La Alhambra de Granada - fuente del Partal)
    • Studio: Shepperton Studios

  • Peeping Tom (1960)
    • off-set, Pinewood Studios, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire
      (The sports car drives out through the gate)
      (The studio scenes are in a Pinewood studio)
    • 29 Rathbone Street, London
      (the newsagents)
    • 5 Melbury Road, London W14
      (Mark's house)
    • 8 Melbury Road, London W14
      (Michael Powell's house: used for some scenes. The back garden for one)
    • Newman Passage, off Rathbone Street, London W1
      (Dora's flat)
      c.f. Locations for Two Crowded Hours (1931)
    • Whitefield Secondary Modern School, Claremont Road, Cricklewood, London NW2
      (The "Library" where Helen works)
    • Clitterhouse Housing Estate, Claremont Road, Cricklewood, London NW2
      (The council flats where Mark watches Helen come out of the "Library")
      [Thanks to Ron Vaughan for those two in Cricklewood]
    • Studio: Pinewood Studio

  • The Queen's Guards (1961)
    • Wellington Barracks, London
      (Guards barracks)
    • Horseguard's Parade, London
      (Trooping the Colour)
    • Whitehall, London
    • Trafalgar Square, London
    • Battersea Bridge, London
      (Fashion shoot)
    • "Prospect of Whitby" (pub), London
      (Pub scenes)
    • Sandhurst, Berkshire
    • Camber Sands, East Sussex
    • Camber Castle, East Sussex
      ("Lybian" scenes)
      [Thanks to Michael Klaw, especially for those two about Camber standing in for Lybia]
    • Studio: Shepperton Studios

  • "The Nurses" (1962) TV Series
    • New York City, New York, USA

  • Behold a Pale Horse (1964)
    • Lourdes, France
      (Scenes when Artiguez {Peck} is looking for Father Francisco {Sharif})
    • Studio: Franstudio, St. Maurice, France

  • Operation Crossbow (1965)
    • Earl of Leicester's Estate, Holkham, Norfolk
      (Peenemünde flying bomb site)
    • RAF Abingdon Parachute School, Abingdon, Oxfordshire
      (Parachute training scenes)
    • St. Pancras Power Station, London
      (Underground rocket factory)
    • Studio: M.G.M. British Studios, Borehamwood

  • They're a Weird Mob (1966)
    • Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
    • 128 Greenacre Road, Greenacre, Sydney
      (The house that Nino built - the Chinaman's house next door is number 130)
    • Bondi Beach, Sydney
      (Lifesavers scene)
    • Manly Beach, Sydney
    • Neutral Bay, Sydney
      (final scene shot at 9 Wallaringa Ave, Neutral Bay)
    • Circular Quay, Sydney
      (Where the ferry comes ashore)
    • Clark Island, Sydney
      (Beach party)
    • Martin Place, Sydney
      (where Graham Kennedy asks Nino for directions)
    • Dobroyd Point, Sydney
      (Where Nino & Kay want to build)
    • Punchbowl railway station, Sydney
      (Where Nino & Joe first meet)

  • Sebastian (1968)
    • Radcliffe Camera, Oxford
      (Innaugaration ceremony at start)
    • Westway approaches, West London (I think)
      (Rebecca's fashion shoot in the jeep)
    • Walkway around offices on London Wall
      (Various scenes, where new girls meet each other on their first day)
    • Hyde Park, London
      (Various scenes)
    • Revolving Restaurant, British Telecom Tower, London
      (Where Sebastian & Rebecca dine out)
    • (outside) Bodleian Library, Oxford
      (scene when Sebastian goes back to Oxford)
    • Radio telescope for scenes with Donald Sutherland?
    • Studio: Twickenham Studios

  • Age of Consent (1969)
    • Dunk Island, Queensland, Australia
    • Brammo Bay, Dunk Island, Queensland
      (Sand sculpture on beach)
    • Purtaboi Island, Queensland
      (Nude swimming scenes)
    • Albion Park, Brisbane, Queensland
      (Race course)
    • Studio: Ajax Filmcentre, Sydney

  • The Boy Who Turned Yellow (1972)
    • Disused Aldwych branch platform of Holborn tube station, London
      (as platforms of Chalk Farm & Hampstead tube stations)
    • Hampstead Tube Station, London
      (exterior of station)
    • Hampstead Heath, London
    • Christchurch Hill, London
    • Willow Road, London
    • Tower of London, London

  • Isn't It Shocking? (1973) (TV)
    • Mt. Angel, Oregon, USA

  • Return to the Edge of the World (1978)
    • off-set, Pinwood Studios, Iver Heath, Buckinghamshire
      (Micky Powell drives his Land Rover through the gate & around the back lot)
    • The Island of Foula, Shetland Islands, Scotland
    • Back garden of 8 Melbury Road, London W14
      (shots of Frankie Powell)

You can email me if you know of others & I'll add them here and in the IMDb.

Remainder of FAQ Section 2