Reelstreets

On perhaps the wettest day to hit West London for weeks, reelstreets, we arrived at Osterley Park to find a Talking Pictures TV banner and a small marquee where reelstreets could pick up our brochure and picnic lunch.

ReelStreets is the study of commercially distributed cinema and television films with outside, recognisable, built-up locations and the changes that time, war or development may have occasioned. We are looking for location identifications, comparison shots, information, anecdotes or references to fill our pages and will mention anyone who helps, giving full credit to all contributors. Comparison views from Google Earth , Bing Maps or other third parties are generally only accepted to support previously unidentified locations and will be added at the discretion of ReelStreets. A Google , Bing or other third party image will be overwritten when an original comparison shot is submitted. All pictures submitted must be of l andscape orientation , as would be seen on the cinema screen, not portrait.

Reelstreets

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ReelStreets is the study of commercially distributed cinema and television films with outside, recognisable, built-up locations and the changes that time, war or development may have occasioned. We are looking for location identifications, comparison shots, information, anecdotes or references to fill our pages and will mention anyone who helps, giving full credit to all contributors. Comparison views from Google Earth , Bing Maps or other third parties are generally only accepted to support previously unidentified locations and will be added at the discretion of ReelStreets. A Google , Bing or other third party image will be overwritten when an original comparison shot is submitted. All pictures submitted must be of l andscape orientation , as would be seen on the cinema screen, not portrait. Can you help? If you have any information, read here to find out how you can get involved. Date added: 11 Mar Production date:

Reelstreets

When his brother dies under mysterious circumstances in a car accident, a gangland enforcer from London travels north to investigate. Replacement screen captures and new location identifications by Phil Wilkinson with much original work and research by Brian Leng. Otherwise it seriously affects accuracy. If you have any information regarding this production, the locations or, even better, some comparison shots please contact us. Images submitted must be in Landscape orientation, as would be seen on the cinema screen, not Portrait. We are aware that there are films on the site that were added when the criteria for the inclusion of locations was very different from today and, as a result, there may be scenes missing from some productions. Please do not forward additional screen captures to us but bring the detail to our attention, for we do, and are, 're-addressing' these older entries as time allows. Against the wishes of his employers Gerald and Sid Fletcher, Jack catches a train from Kings Cross to Newcastle upon Tyne to investigate the death of his brother Frank. In Jack's fist class compartment sits a Passenger Carl Howard wearing a signet ring inscribed with a 'J'.

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Latest 'now' date: 11 Mar Production date: Date added: 09 Mar Production date: To accept or reject analytics cookies, turn on JavaScript in your browser settings and reload this page. Date added: 24 Feb Production date: Spider Latest 'now' date: 11 Mar Production date: Convict 99 Date added: 01 Mar Production date: The booklet utilised film stills and brief descriptions, but I would have added a simple map of the route so it could be retraced by locals or more easily understood for those new to the borough. Date updated: 6 March Capture updated: Latest 'now' date: 08 Mar Production date: However, care and time had clearly been lavished on this event. You can change your cookie settings at any time. Search for:. Date added: 28 Feb Production date: A tasty packed lunch of crisps, a cheese and tomato sandwich, and a traditional scone with clotted cream and jam which we took home with us , plus a glass of bubbly on arrival and a Roses chocolate en route, was much appreciated, as were the two rest stops although I think Southall Park disappointed with the loos closed!