Sheffi eld steel-workers become male strippers
to what!? regain their self-respect. The last famous
scene where the lads fi nally fl ing off their clobber
was fi lmed in Sheffi eld's Shiregreen Working Men's Club.
Cemetery, Ruskin Park and Bacon Lane.
clothes for this comedy drama about the WI ladies who
"dropped everything for a good cause."
including Kettlewell, Ingleton, Buckden,
Burnsall, Coniston and the Cow and
Calf Rocks, near Ilkley.
school for girls and hilarity, as they say, ensues. Emma Roberts
(Julia's niece), Aidan Quinn and the late Natasha Richardson star in
this Hollywood movie that's been a big hit on DVD.
and Harrogate.
Brideshead Revisited, the internationally acclaimed series based on Evelyn
Waugh's classic 1945 novel about a feuding family of decadent and dysfunctional
version in 2008.
vicious drama about a London gangster who
travels to Newcastle to take revenge on his
brother's murderer. Britt Ekland acts VERY
strangely during a phonecall in this classic
piece of gritty British cinema.
various locations in Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
three-part small screen treatment and horribly
enthralling, shocking and claustrophobic
they are, too. Sean Bean, Rebecca Hall,
David Morrissey and Mark Addy co-star.
The Yorkshire Post building, Seacroft Hospital
and Temple Newsam; Connaught Rooms and
Koh-I-Norr restaurant, Bradford; the National
Coal Mining Museum in Wakefi eld.
has been fi lmed a number of times. In 1970, Timothy Dalton starred as
Heathcliff then, in 1992 it was Ralph Fiennes' turn. ITV also fi lmed
a two-parter shown last year. The most famous of them all the 1939
Larry Olivier version was fi lmed in... California. Sorry about that.
East Riddlesden Hall, Keighley; Grassington; Malham and the
Yorkshire Moors; Bramham Park, Wetherby.
Ian McEwan novel about thwarted love,
starring Keira Knightley and James McAvoy.
The fi lm's most impressive scene a six-minute
tracking shot of the beaches of Dunkirk
was fi lmed at Redcar.
Lincolnshire, Humber, Northumberland, Redcar.
(BBC Films)