|
Locations are presented in the order
they first appeared in the episodes, with all subsequent revisits to
that place grouped together for the sake of tidiness. Timings given are based on
Network's UK Blu-ray
release and all episode images are sourced from these discs. Please note that Blu-ray grabs have been
regraded to highlight details of the filming locations
and are not representative of the actual look of the Blu-rays, which
are graded appropriately.
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"Environs of Craddock's Amusement Arcade"
(1A)
OLD COMPTON STREET
SOHO
LONDON W1
|
Identified by:
Stephen Carter, March 2002 |
(00:02) Establishing shot
of the Old Compton Street sign.
|
Also appeared in:
Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) - 'The Smile Behind
the Veil' and 'Just for the Record'
H.G. Wells' Invisible Man - 'Blind Justice'
The Protectors - 'A Kind of Wild Justice' and
'Zeke's Blues' |
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
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...NOW
|
Status:
Recognisable (Altered) |
Access: Public |
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Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
|
|
(00:05) Establishing shot
of Old Compton Street.
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THEN...
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Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
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...NOW
|
Status:
Recognisable |
Access: Public |
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Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
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(1B)
FRITH STREET
SOHO
LONDON W1
|
Identified by:
Paul Stroud, May 2010 |
(00:09) Establishing shot
looking up Frith Street...
|
Also appeared in:
Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) - 'The Smile Behind
the Veil'
The Saint - 'The Man Who Was Lucky' and
'Iris'
Gideon's Way - 'The Big Fix' |
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status:
Recognisable |
Access: Public |
|
Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
|
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(1C)
GREEK STREET
SOHO
LONDON W1
|
Identified by:
Paul Stroud, May 2010 |
(00:13) Establishing shot
of Greek Street (filmed from Old Compton Street), where Jennings
arrives to collect £50 arrears protection money from amusement
arcade owner Ben Craddock.
|
Also appeared in:
Journey to the Unknown - 'Eve' |
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status:
Redeveloped |
Access: Public |
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Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
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"The Ferry"
WOOLWICH FREE FERRY
NORTH
WOOLWICH
LONDON E16
|
Identified by:
Stephen Carter, March 2002 |
|
(03:50) The Jennings gang
discuss the Rodens.
Spotter's Note: The 'Now' photo shown
to the right was taken in September 2018. A month later, the
Ernest Bevin ferry boat seen in Randall and Hopkirk
(Deceased) was retired after 55 years' service. It had been
built in Dundee in 1963 and was one of the three diesel boats that
replaced the old paddle steamers used on the Woolwich Ferry since
1889. Each boat was named after a prominent local politician, her
sister ships being the John Burns and the James Newman.
All three could carry 500 foot passengers and 200 vehicles and
were withdrawn from service on 5th October 2018. After a four
month suspension of the service, they were replaced by two new boats,
the Ben Woollacott and the Dame Vera Lynn. |
THEN...
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Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
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...NOW
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Status:
Recognisable (Altered) |
Access: Public |
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Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
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"The Dress Hire Shop"
REGENT STREET
WESTMINSTER
LONDON W1B
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Identified by:
Stephen Carter, March 2002 |
|
|
(05:01) Establishing shot
of Regent Street (from 20 Regent Street, looking towards Vigo
Street).
|
Also appeared in:
Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) - 'It's Supposed to
be Thicker Than Water', 'The Ghost Who Saved the Bank at Monte
Carlo'
H.G. Wells' Invisible Man - 'Play to Kill'
The Baron - 'Portrait of Louisa'
Man in a Suitcase - 'Somebody Loses, Somebody...
Wins?'
The Prisoner - 'Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling'
The Champions - 'Nutcracker'
Department S - 'Death on Reflection'
The Adventurer - 'The Not-So-Merry Widow' |
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
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Status:
Recognisable |
Access: Public |
|
Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
|
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(05:08) Another
establishing shot of Regent Street.
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THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
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...NOW
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Status:
Recognisable |
Access: Public |
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Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
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(05:15) We cut back to the
first shot of Regent Steet, and then the camera zooms into the
window of 121 Regent Street, where we find Jeff in a dress hire
shop.
|
THEN...
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Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
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...NOW
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Status:
Recognisable |
Access: Public |
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Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
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(43:14) Jeff drives along
Regent Street in his Vauxhall...
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THEN...
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Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
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...NOW
|
Status:
Recognisable |
Access: Public |
|
Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
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(43:20) ...and turns into Swallow Street,
driving under the
arch at its entrance.
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
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...NOW
|
Status:
Recognisable (Altered) |
Access: Public |
|
Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
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"The Hotel"
(4A)
THATCHED BARN HOTEL
ROWLEY LANE /
BARNET BYPASS
BOREHAMWOOD
HERTFORDSHIRE WD6
|
Identified by:
Stephen Carter, June 2001 |
(07:10) Jeff and Jeannie
are attending a party at a hotel...
Since Filming: The Thatched
Barn (perhaps most famously Number 6's 'local' in The
Prisoner - 'The Girl Who Was Death') was demolished in 1989. A new hotel – now a
Holiday Inn – was constructed on the site.
|
Also appeared in:
The Saint -
'The Miracle Tea Party', 'Lida'
The Baron - 'The Seven Eyes of Night'
The Prisoner - 'The Girl Who Was Death'
Department S - 'The Trojan Tanker', 'The
Treasure of the Costa del Sol', 'The Bones of Byrom Blain'
Jason King - 'Nadine'
The Adventurer - 'Mr Calloway is a Very Cautious
Man', 'Double Exposure'
Other Television:
Overseas Press Club Exclusive - 'Tatiana, The
Czar's Daughter'
The Professionals - 'Blood Sports'
Thriller - 'Come Out, Come Out Wherever You Are'
Feature Films:
Tomorrow at Ten (1964)
Hysteria (1965)
Intimate Games (1976)
Hawks (1988) |
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THEN...
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Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
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...1989...
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Image © John Holburn, 1989 |
|
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...NOW
|
Status:
Redeveloped |
Access: Public |
|
Image / Map Data © Google, 2018 |
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(4B)
CAR PARK
ELSTREE STUDIOS
SHENLEY ROAD
BOREHAMWOOD
HERTFORDSHIRE WD6
|
Identified by:
Anthony McKay, December 2018 |
(07:19) Establishing shot
of the hotel car park.
|
Also appeared in:
Used extensively in Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)
and other ITC programming. |
Since Filming: The above
ground car park at Elstree Studios was sited on part of the
grounds which was sold off to Tesco Ltd and redeveloped as a
superstore. |
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status:
Redeveloped |
Access: None |
|
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(4C)
STUDIO BACKLOT
ELSTREE STUDIOS
SHENLEY ROAD
BOREHAMWOOD
HERTFORDSHIRE WD6
|
Identified by:
Anthony McKay, December 2018 |
(07:34) Jeff and Jeannie
walk back to the car only to find a stranger - George Roden -
getting out of their car. He apologises, saying that he has
mistaken Jeff's car for his own. He departs, but soon Jeff and
Jeannie realise that the stranger has left something behind - a
dead body on the back seat!
|
Also appeared in:
Used extensively in Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)
and other ITC programming. |
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
(09:29) Viewing from above,
the camera pulls back to reveal ambulance staff transferring the
body on a wheeled stretcher to a waiting ambulance.
Spotter's Note: This
sequence was not, as one might assume, shot at the studio car
park seen in the establishing shot. It was specially staged in
the area between the former water tank and the boundary fence,
as the production photo demonstrates.
Since Filming: This area
remains a part of the studio complex and until recently bordered
the Big Brother House, which was demolished in November 2018
after that series ceased production. |
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status:
Redeveloped |
Access: Private |
|
Image / Map Data © Google, 2018 |
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"The Police Station"
BARNET POLICE STATION
HIGH STREET
BARNET
LONDON EN5
|
Identified by:
Geoff Dodd and 'Mark O' on the
Britmovie Forum, July
2009 |
(09:42) Night-time
establishing shot of the lantern outside the police station,
with the camera panning left to the front office window.
(10:25) Mort Roden and Mike
Hales wait outside the police station while Jeff and Jeannie try
to identify suspects.
Spotter's Note: The original station
building seen in this sequence was built in 1912 and demolished
in the mid-1970s, with a modern replacement police station
opening on the site in 1976. It closed for the last time in
December 2017, a result of a decision by the Mayor of London to
scale back police services.
|
THEN...
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Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
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THEN...
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Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
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|
(18:17) Daytime
establishing shot of the police station.
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THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
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...NOW
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Status:
Redeveloped |
Access: Public |
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Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
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(5B)
STUDIO BACKLOT
ELSTREE STUDIOS
SHENLEY ROAD
BOREHAMWOOD
HERTFORDSHIRE WD6
|
Identified by:
Anthony McKay |
(19:06) The police set up an
identification parade.
|
Also appeared in:
Used extensively in Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)
and other ITC programming. |
|
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status:
Altered (Recognisable) |
Access: Private |
|
Image / Map Data © Google, 2018 |
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"Jeannie's Apartment"
LAUDERDALE ROAD
MAIDA VALE
LONDON W9
(11:19) Jeff shares a taxi
with Jeannie, arriving back at her apartment.
|
Also appeared in:
Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) -
'My Late Lamented Partner', 'But What A Sweet Little Room',
'All Work and No Pay', 'The Man from Nowhere', 'Vendetta for a
Dead Man', 'A Disturbing Case', 'Murder Ain't What It Used to
Be!'
Department S - 'Death on Reflection' |
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status:
Recognisable |
Access: Public (Houses Private) |
|
Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
|
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(11:50) As Jeff and Jeannie
discuss her disquiet about the evening's events, Mike and Mort
pull up in their Ford Galaxie across the road.
Spotter's Note: This shot
is a camera cheat, as the Galaxie pulls up on Jeannie's side of
the road (outside house numbers 158-174), but in terms of the narrative, is supposedly parking
on the opposite side. We believe this was
decided upon because of the way in which one side of the road is
bathed in sunshine on bright days (as was the case on the day of
filming). This sequence was shot day-for-night so it would have
been beneficial to shoot the other way round to avoid sunlit
areas as much as possible. |
THEN...
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Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status:
Recognisable |
Access: Public (Houses Private) |
|
Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
|
|
(12:06) Jeff leaves in the
taxi and Jeannie goes to her apartment (house numbers 135-151). Across the road in the
Ford, Mike asks Mort whether they should start with Jeff or
Jeannie.
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status:
Recognisable |
Access: Public (Houses Private) |
|
Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
|
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(23:59) Mike Hales watches
the policeman from the window of Jeannie's flat.
(24:50) Marty looks out at
the same view.
Spotter's Note: This shot
is looking out towards 140-156 Lauderdale Road. Its position was no
doubt dictated by where the crew could get permission to film from,
but it's ironic that the shot we see is actually of the entrance to
Jeannie's apartment! |
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status:
Recognisable |
Access: Public (Houses Private) |
|
Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
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"Docklands"
(7A)
TILBURY DOCKS
TILBURY
ESSEX RM18
|
Identified by:
Phil Brown |
(12:44) Establishing shots of
ships at the docks.
|
Also appeared in:
Department S - 'The Pied Piper of Hambledown' |
Spotter's Note: The first ship seen in this sequence is the
P&O cargo liner MV Strathbrora, one of three ships built in
1967 which were dubbed the 'Super Straths' as part of the
promotional campaign for the new vessels. It was a cargo vessel
that could also accommodate a small number of fare-paying
passengers. The ship was sold to Thailand in 1979, where it was
renamed Benjamas. It is believed to have been
decommissioned. |
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
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|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status: Recognisable |
Access: Private |
 |
|
(7B)
STUDIO BACKLOT
ELSTREE STUDIOS
SHENLEY ROAD
BOREHAMWOOD
HERTFORDSHIRE WD6
|
Identified by:
Anthony McKay |
(12:51) The police arrive to
interview George Roden.
|
Also appeared in:
Used extensively in Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased)
and other ITC programming. |
|
Spotter's Note: This shot was filmed in the road between the
Plasterers' Shop and the Maintenance Building. The corrugated
metal outer wall of Stage 5 (now demolished) can be seen at the
end of the road. |
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
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THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
THEN...
(from The Avengers - 'The Fear Merchants')
|
Image © StudioCanal, 1967 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status: Recognisable
(Altered) |
Access: Private |
|
Image / Map Data © Google, 2018 |
|
|
(13:05) The police car comes
to a halt.
Spotter's Note: The traffic lights prop (which was situated
to the north west of Stage 5) can
be seen to the right hand side of frame, meaning this is the road
that now forms the boundary with the Tesco superstore. |
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
(29:59, 30:05) Jeff visits the
Rodens' garage.
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status: Recognisable
(Altered) |
Access: Private |
|
Image / Map Data © Google, 2018 |
|
|
(39:43) Jeff drives along,
stops, and then approaches two
tramps.
Spotter's Note: On the plans of the studio, this building is
marked as 'Miscellaneous Building' and contained plasterers' areas
C and D, workshop C and, to the right of the frame, the timber
store.
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status: Recognisable
(Altered) |
Access: Private |
|
Image / Map Data © Google, 2018 |
|
|
(40:07) Jeff offers the
tramps money for information as to the whereabouts of the Roden
family.
Spotter's Note: This is a reverse angle of the previous shot.
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status: Recognisable
(Altered) |
Access: Private |
|
Image / Map Data © Google, 2018 |
|
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"Hunting the Rodens"
(8A)
REGENT'S PARK ROAD
CAMDEN TOWN
LONDON NW1
|
Identified by:
Sam Denham, December 2018 |
(29:40) Jeff and Marty try to
locate Jeannie and the Rodens.
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status:
Redeveloped |
Access: Public (Houses Private) |
|
Image © Craig Robins, 2019 |
|
|
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"The Magistrates' Court"
(9A)
MAGISTRATES' COURT
& POLICE STATION
335-337 OLD STREET
SHOREDITCH
LONDON EC1
|
Identified by:
Stephen Carter, March 2002 |
(32:57) Establishing shot of
the Magistrates' Court, where George Roden is being tried.
Since
Filming: The Magistrates' Court and
Police Station building is now a five-star luxury hotel, The
Courthouse Shoreditch, which opened in 2016. The court was moved
from this location in 1996 and the police ceased using the
building in 2008. Famously, the writer Joe Orton was tried there,
accused of stealing books from Islington library, and the Kray
twins appeared before magistrates there on the charge of demanding
money with menaces. After its closure its interiors were used in
many films and television series including the BBC's Spooks
and Luther.
|
Also appeared in:
The Baron - 'There's Someone Close Behind You' |
|
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status:
Recognisable |
Access: Public |
|
Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
|
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(9B)
HARROW ROAD
MAIDA HILL
LONDON W9
|
Identified by:
Peter Astaire, April 2012 |
(48:19) Jeff and Jeannie race
to the Court House.
Spotter's Note: The camera, positioned
on the pavement in Harrow Road, films the Vauxhall travelling in a
south easterly direction along Harrow Road across the intersection
with the Great Western Road. |
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status:
Recognisable |
Access: Public |
|
Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
|
|
|
"London Entertainment Venues"
(10A)
LYRIC THEATRE
SHAFTESBURY AVENUE
SOHO
LONDON W1D
|
Identified by:
Stephen Carter, March 2002 |
(40:30) Night-time
establishing shot of the Lyric Theatre on Shaftesbury Avenue with
traffic passing in the foreground.
(40:37) A return to a similar
shot to the one above.
|
Shaftesbury Avenue also
appeared in:
Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) - 'My Late Lamented
Friend and Partner', 'It's Supposed to be Thicker Than Water'
The Saint - 'The Talented Husband', 'The Bunco
Artists'
The Human Jungle - 'Solo Performance'
The Baron - 'Red Horse, Red Rider', 'Samurai
West'
The Champions - 'To Trap a Rat'
Department S - 'Handicap Dead'
The Persuaders! - 'Greensleeves' |
|
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status:
Recognisable |
Access: Public |
|
Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
|
|
(40:33) A wider establishing
shot of the Lyric and Shaftesbury Avenue at night.
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status:
Recognisable |
Access: Public |
|
Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
|
|
(10B)
VIEW FROM OFFICE BLOCK
NEAR WATERLOO STATION
LAMBETH
LONDON SE1
|
Identified by:
Anthony McKay |
(40:35) Establishing shot
looking out across the River Thames from an office block near
Waterloo Station across the London skyline at night.
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status:
Recognisable (Altered) |
Access: Public (Office Private) |
|
Image / Map Data © Google, 2019 |
|
|
(10C)
CRANBOURN STREET
LEICESTER SQUARE
LONDON WC2
|
Identified by:
Stephen Carter, March 2002 |
(40:38) Establishing shot of
Cranbourn Street including the neon sign on the Talk of the Town
venue on Charing Cross Road.
Since
Filming: Originally opened in 1900 as The Hippodrome, a circus
and variety (and from 1909 music-hall) venue, the building's
interior was completely renovated in 1958, when Bernard Delfont
repurposed it as The Talk of the Town, a nightclub. This remained
in operation until 1982, and today it is the Hippodrome Casino.
|
Also appeared in:
The Saint - 'Iris'
The Protectors - 'Route 27' |
|
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status:
Recognisable |
Access: Public |
|
Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
|
|
(10D)
GREAT WINDMILL STREET
SOHO
LONDON W1J
|
Identified by:
Paul Stroud, May 2010 |
(40:39) Establishing shot of
the Great Windmill Street at night.
|
Also appeared in:
Journey to the Unknown - 'Eve' |
|
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status:
Recognisable (Altered) |
Access: Public |
|
Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
|
|
(40:59) A second establishing
shot of the Great Windmill Street at night.
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status:
Recognisable (Altered) |
Access: Public |
|
Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
|
|
(10D)
HAWAII STRIPTEASE CLUB
(aka CLUB HAWAII STRIPTEASE)
1-3 SMITH'S COURT
LONDON W1D
|
Identified by:
Alex Bulgo, January 2022 |
(40:42) Establishing shot of
the Hawaii Striptease Club.
Spotter's Note: According to the London
Metropolitan Archives this establishment was only open from 1967
to 1971 and was sited at 1-3 Smith's Court, off Great Windmill
Street. The side of Smith's Court on which the club stood has now
been redeveloped and today, the Ham Yard Hotel occupies 1-7
Smith's Court. |
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status: Identified |
Access: Public |
|
|
(10E)
RED MILL CLUB
MACCLESFIELD STREET
SOHO
LONDON W1D
|
Identified by:
Paul Stroud, May 2010 |
(40:45) Establishing shot of
Macclesfield Street, looking north towards Dean Street...
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status:
Recognisable |
Access: Public |
|
Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
|
|
(40:46) ...and then the
camera pans right to the Red Mill Club.
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status:
Recognisable (Altered) |
Access: Public |
|
Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
|
|
(10F)
FUN CITY AMUSEMENTS
13 COVENTRY STREET
LONDON W1D
|
Identified by:
Craig Robins, January 2019 |
(40:48) An establishing shot
inside the entrance of Fun City Amusements.
Spotter's Note: This interior shot looks out towards Coventry
House on Rupert Street through a side window. The building is
located on the corner of Rupert Street and Coventry Street. Its
registered address is on the latter.
|
Coventry Street also appeared in:
Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) - 'The Ghost Who
Saved the Bank at Monte Carlo'
H.G. Wells' Invisible Man - 'The Decoy'
Department S - 'Blackout'
Strange Report - 'Report 2493 - Kidnap "Whose pretty
girl are you?"' |
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Image © Craig Robins, 2019 |
|
|
...NOW
|
Status:
Recognisable (Altered) |
Access: Public |
|
Image © Craig Robins, 2019 |
|
|
(10G)
FUN AND GAMES ARCADE
BIRKENHEAD STREET
CAMDEN
LONDON WC1
|
Identified by:
Allen Dace, December 2018 |
(40:51) Interior establishing
shot which pans across the amusements on offer at the Fun and
Games arcade.
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
THEN...
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
|
|
THEN...
Film Trim
(not used in
episode)
|
Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
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...NOW
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Status:
Recognisable (Altered) |
Access: Public |
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Image / Map Data © Google, 2018 |
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"London Awakens"
(11A)
O'CONNELL STREET
NORTH CITY
DUBLIN D01
IRELAND
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Identified by:
Anthony McKay |
(42:40) Early morning
establishing shot of a city street.
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THEN...
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Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
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...NOW
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Status:
Recognisable |
Access: Public |
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Image / Map Data © Google, 2019 |
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(11B)
PALACE OF WESTMINSTER
LONDON SW1A
(filmed from
ALBERT EMBANKMENT
LAMBETH
LONDON SE1)
(42:43) Establishing early
morning shot of the Palace of Westminster.
Spotter's Note: This side of
the Palace of Westminster faces roughly due East and is therefore
illuminated by sun in the early morning. The position of the sun
in the original shot proves that this footage must actually have
been filmed at sunset.
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Also appeared in:
Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) - 'But What a Sweet
Little Room', 'Just for the
Record'
The Avengers - 'Death at Bargain Prices'
Danger Man - 'Whatever Happened to George
Foster?'
Man in a Suitcase - 'The Bridge'
The Saint - 'The Imprudent Politician' and 'Double
Take'
The Baron - 'So Dark the Night'
The Persuaders! - 'The Time and the Place'
The Adventurer - 'The Not So Merry Widow' |
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THEN...
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Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
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...NOW
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Status:
Recognisable |
Access: Public |
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Image © Craig Robins, 2019 |
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(11C)
MANSION HOUSE STREET
CITY OF LONDON
LONDON EC3V
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Identified by:
Stephen Carter, March 2002 |
(42:46) Early morning view of
the Bank of England and the Royal Exchange.
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Also appeared in:
Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) - 'The Trouble with
Women', 'Money to Burn'
HG Wells' Invisible Man - 'Point of Destruction'
The Saint - 'The Invisible Millionaire'
The Baron - 'The Legions of Ammak', 'Farewell to Yesterday',
'The Killing' |
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THEN...
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Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
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...NOW
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Status:
Recognisable (Altered) |
Access: Public |
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Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
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(11D)
TRAFALGAR SQUARE
LONDON WC2
(42:48) High angle shot of
Trafalgar Square looking towards the National Portrait Gallery.
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Also appeared in:
Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) - 'It's Supposed to
be Thicker Than Water', 'The Trouble With Women', 'Whoever
Heard of a Ghost Dying?', 'The House on Haunted Hill'
The Saint - 'The Man Who was Lucky',
'The Saint Plays with Fire', 'Luella', 'The Saint Steps In',
'The Imprudent Politician', 'Flight Plan', 'Escape Route',
'The Power Artists'
The Avengers - 'The Grandeur That Was Rome',
'Homicide and Old Lace'
Gideon's Way - 'State Visit', 'Subway to
Revenge', 'The Millionaire's Daughter'
Danger Man - 'The Affair at Castelevara', The
Black Book', 'Fish on the Hook', 'Don't Nail Him Yet', 'It's
Up to the Lady'. 'The Mercenaries', 'Yesterday's Enemies'
The Baron - 'Red Horse, Red Rider', 'Epitaph for
a Hero'
Man in a Suitcase - 'Jigsaw Man', 'Web with Four
Spiders', 'Three Blinks of the Eyes'
The Prisoner - 'Fall Out'
The Champions - 'The Gilded Cage'
Journey to the Unknown - 'Eve'
Department S - 'The Ghost of Mary Burnham',
'Last Train to Redbridge', 'The Perfect Operation', 'The Man
from 'X''
UFO - 'Destruction'
The Persuaders! - 'Someone Like Me', 'Read and
Destroy', 'The Long Goodbye'
The Protectors - 'Talkdown', 'Balance of
Terror', 'WAM, Part 1'
The Adventurer - 'Full Fathom Five'
The New Avengers - 'Sleeper'
Return of the Saint - 'The Debt Collectors' |
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THEN...
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Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
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...NOW
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Status:
Recognisable |
Access: Public |
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(42:57) The camera pans left
across Trafalgar Square ending up on a shot of Admiralty Arch.
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THEN...
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Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
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...NOW
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Status:
Recognisable |
Access: Public |
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(11E)
HENRIETTA STREET
COVENT GARDEN
LONDON WC2
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Identified by:
Stephen Carter, March 2002 |
(42:59) Establishing shot of
Covent Garden Market.
Since
Filming: In 1975, a few years after
these scenes were filmed, Covent Garden Market moved to its new
location in Nine Elms, about two miles south-west of its original
location. The Covent Garden area has since become a cultural hub
since it re-opened in 1980 as a shopping centre with cafes, pubs,
small shops and a craft market called the Apple Market.
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Covent Garden also appeared
in:
H.G. Wells' Invisible Man - 'Flight into Darkness'
The Avengers - 'Warlock'
UFO - 'The Long Sleep'
The New Avengers - 'Faces'
Feature Films:
Frenzy (1972) |
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THEN...
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Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
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...NOW
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Status:
Recognisable |
Access: Public |
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Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
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(11F)
STUDIO BACKLOT
ELSTREE STUDIOS
SHENLEY ROAD
BOREHAMWOOD
HERTFORDSHIRE WD6
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Identified by:
Anthony McKay, December 2018 |
(43:01) Jeff approaches one
of the market workers, asking after the Rodens.
(43:10) Jeff heads off.
Spotter's Note: This sequence
was shot outside the north west face of the studio Maintenance
building. |
THEN...
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Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
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...NOW
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Status:
Recognisable |
Access: Private |
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Image / Map Data © Google, 2018 |
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(11G)
RUSSELL STREET
COVENT GARDEN
LONDON WC2
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Identified by:
Craig Robins, June 2018 |
(43:05) Jeff approaches one
of the market workers, asking after the Rodens.
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THEN...
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Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
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...NOW
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Status:
Recognisable (Altered) |
Access: Public |
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Image © Craig Robins, 2018 |
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(A)
CHARLOTTE STREET
FITZROVIA
LONDON W1
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Identified by:
Stephen Carter / Anthony McKay |
(28:58) South east from 70
Charlotte Street to the junction with Tottenham Street.
(29:12) South east from 64
Charlotte Street to the junction with Goodge Street. |
THEN...
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Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
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(B)
GOODGE STREET
LONDON W1
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Identified by:
Anthony McKay |
(29:33) Marty disappears as
the car passes 42 Goodge Street.
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THEN...
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Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
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(C)
TOTTENHAM COURT ROAD
LONDON W1
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Identified by:
Anthony McKay |
(29:43) Travelling north
west, the car travels from 82 to 97 Tottenham Court Road.
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THEN...
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Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
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(43:24) 'The Golden Egg' –
just turned onto Tottenham Court Road, continuing until just
before the Underground station. |
THEN...
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Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
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(D)
WHITEHALL
LONDON SW1
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Identified by:
Anthony McKay |
(48:22) Jeff asks Jeannie how
they are doing for time as they pass the Silver Cross public
house.
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THEN...
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Image © ITV Studios, 1969 |
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Certain information reprinted with permission
from the excellent
A Guide
to Avengerland website. Our grateful thanks to Anthony McKay
for his kind co-operation and many years' work in location hunting.
We are also indebted to the researches of Vanessa
Bergman and members of RAHDAS,
the former Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) Appreciation Society.
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Section compiled by: John Holburn, Anthony McKay,
Alan Hayes, Craig Robins and Vince Cox
Blu-ray grabs by: Geoff Dodd and Craig Robins
Official Photographer: Craig Robins (images ©)
Other photos: © as credited
'Also appeared in' and certain location information: Anthony McKay
With thanks to Paul Welsh
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