Visitor Guide 2019
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Market. Nearby Roundway Down featured in Orwell’s Nineteen<br />
Eighty-Four (1984) starring John Hurt and Richard Burton.<br />
Great Chalfield Manor – In Wolf Hall (2015) the Manor’s interiors<br />
stood in for Austin Friars, home of Thomas Cromwell. It also<br />
appeared – as Killewarren, home of the Penvenens – in series<br />
three of BBC’s Poldark and starred as the family home of the<br />
Boleyns in The Other Boleyn Girl (2008).<br />
Iford Manor Gardens – Keep an eye out for these romantic, awardwinning<br />
gardens in a re-make of The Secret Garden (currently in<br />
post-production; due for release <strong>2019</strong>/2020). Iford Manor also<br />
featured in The Razor’s Edge (1984), the BBC’s Robin of Sherwood<br />
(1984-1986) and ITV’s Element of Doubt (1996).<br />
Lacock – This charming National Trust village is a perennial<br />
favourite with location scouts. Having featured in the final series of<br />
ITV’s Downton Abbey (2015) it makes a welcome return in the film<br />
version, due for release in <strong>2019</strong>. It has also played host to a variety<br />
of classic films including The White Princess (2017), Wolf Hall<br />
(2015), The Wolfman (2010), The Other Boleyn Girl (2008) and<br />
Pride and Prejudice (2005). Scenes from Harry Potter and the Half<br />
Blood Prince (2009) and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets<br />
(2002) were shot here. Lacock featured in ITV’s costume drama Dr<br />
Thorne (2016) too, and in the BBC production of Cranford (2007).<br />
Longleat – The safari park has starred in various series of the<br />
BBC’s Animal Park, while the Elizabethan house featured in The<br />
Four Seasons (2008), based on Rosamunde Pilcher’s best-selling<br />
novels The Shell Seekers and Coming Home. Other productions<br />
filmed here include a Bollywood movie.<br />
Mompesson House – Situated in Salisbury’s Cathedral Close this<br />
National Trust mansion achieved celebrity status as the London<br />
home of Mrs Jennings in the Oscar-winning version of Sense and<br />
Sensibility (1995).<br />
Old Wardour Castle – This impressive historic property experienced<br />
some modern-day drama when it was used for the filming of Robin<br />
Hood, Prince of Thieves (1991).<br />
Salisbury Cathedral – The cathedral was the inspiration behind TV<br />
mini-series Pillars of the Earth (2010).<br />
Stonehenge – In recent years this iconic location has featured<br />
in Transformers: The Last Knight (2017), Thor: The Dark World<br />
(2013) and Doctor Who (2010). It also appeared in the BBC<br />
production of Tess of the d’Urbervilles (2008).<br />
Stourhead – This National Trust property’s magnificent gardens<br />
were used in the filming of Pride and Prejudice (2005) for the<br />
scene where Lizzie initially rejects Darcy’s proposal of marriage.<br />
Wilton House – Most recently Wilton House has featured in Tomb<br />
Raider (2018) and The Crown (2017). In The Young Victoria<br />
(2009) it represented Rosenau Castle, Prince Albert’s Coburg<br />
and Buckingham Palace. The Double Cube Room featured in the<br />
cinema version of Pride and Prejudice (2005) and was also used<br />
for ballroom scenes in Sense and Sensibility (1995).<br />
> Filming War Horse at Castle Combe<br />
> Chavenage House<br />
> Mompesson House<br />
> Lacock Abbey<br />
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