RECENTLY ADDED 'NOW' SHOTS
British Cinema ClassicsCult British Films
Location: HammersmithContributor: David Aley
UK Film / Movie LocationsLondon Film Locations
Location: VentnorContributor: Loz Park
British Film DirectorsComedy Film Actresses
Location: Anticoli Corrado, ItalyContributor: John Tunstill
UK Cult Films / MoviesClassic Movie Locations
Location: Amalfi, ItalyContributor: Simon James
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TV SERIES

TV SERIES

And now locations for a dozen TV Series are starting on ReelStreets.
Which locations do you know that someone else hasn’t yet loaded on their site?

On ReelStreets YOU always get full credit for the information you send in. Your name in lights on our pages. Not very large lights we admit, but at least...  ...More

Jaipur Film Festival

FILM SUBMISSION
World’s growing fastest film festival
4th Jaipur International Film Festival
January 27-31, 2012, Jaipur, India
Film entry submission for JIFF 2012- Last date for film submission:
For Short / Documentary / Animation Now late deadline: 15 November, 2011
For Feature Film / World Premiere
Regular deadline: 15...  ...More

Cinema of Darkness

Another film shot at this infamous angle in Hammersmith, does this mean another murder? Has another young woman gone missing? Was this the work of our serial-killer called 'Dogsbody'.

In more than 500 films on site, only one street, or area, has had multiple uses in more than twenty feature films, co-incidently made at about the same time as...  ...More

Sleuths, Detectives and Gumshoes

Reelstreets milestone, more than 500 films loaded.

Yes we now have more than 500 film,s and 16,000 film and movie location pics, loaded on site.
We really are the largest movie location site in the world. Ah, but your favourite film still isn’t loaded? Well, get hold of a copy, grab the stills; with the free programme GOM;...  ...More

EALING STUDIOS

I've lived in Ealing all my life and could spend all my time identifying
locations in loads of films and TV series.

Carry on Constable - In fact it was shot around 100yds further down
St Mary's Rd from co001, on the other side of the road and facing south.
South Ealing station is on the other side...  ...More

Tourist Offices

To all film location enthusiasts

Please note that despite offering various local tourist authorities
FREE publicity on our site,
which attracts some 3.5 million hits a...  ...More
RECENT ADDITIONS
This is a list of the latest films to be added to our featured films list (ie. films with "then" and "now" shots).
Way To The Stars, A - aka Johnny in the Clouds   (7/11/2011)
Bell for Adano, A   (8/11/2011)
Temptation Harbour   (8/11/2011)
Superman II - Trailer   (10/11/2011)
Water   (12/11/2011)
White Squall   (12/11/2011)
Boy and the Bridge, The   (15/11/2011)
High Plains Drifter   (28/11/2011)
Horsemasters, The - TRAILER   (12/12/2011)
Paris Blues - TRAILER   (12/12/2011)
Light in the Piazza - TRAILER   (12/12/2011)
A Bout de Souffle - aka Breathless - TRAILER   (12/12/2011)
La Recreation - TRAILER   (12/12/2011)
Topkapi - TRAILER   (18/12/2011)
Trottie True aka The Gay Lady   (19/12/2011)
Innocents, The   (20/12/2011)
Tamarind Seed, The   (21/12/2011)
Guns of Navarone, The   (22/12/2011)
Firm, The   (26/12/2011)
White Bus, The - TRAILER   (26/12/2011)
Work is a Four Letter Word - TRAILER   (26/12/2011)
Smashing Time - TRAILER   (26/12/2011)
Quemeda - TRAILER   (27/12/2011)
Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid   (28/12/2011)
Le Grande Amour - TRAILER   (30/12/2011)
Storm in a Teacup   (30/12/2011)
Man Who Knew Too Much, The   (31/12/2011)
Shining, The   (1/1/2012)
Tremors   (3/1/2012)
Mr Hulot's Holiday aka Les Vacances de M. Hulot   (3/1/2012)
Man on the Eiffel Tower   (6/1/2012)
Moonraker   (7/1/2012)
Hands of the Ripper   (15/1/2012)
Gay Dog, The   (16/1/2012)
Paul and Michelle - TRAILER   (18/1/2012)
Prisoner of Second Avenue, The - TRAILER   (18/1/2012)
Four Musketeers, The - TRAILER   (18/1/2012)
Permission to Kill - TRAILER   (18/1/2012)
Vanishing, The   (19/1/2012)
Melody (S.W.A.L.K.)   (26/1/2012)
RECENTLY ADDED 'NOW' SHOTS
Here is a list of recently added "Now" shots:
Man Who Knew Too Much, The (2 added, 29/12/2011)
I Believe in You (1 added, 30/12/2011)
Rockets Galore aka Mad Little Island (1 added, 30/12/2011)
Tamarind Seed, The (4 added, 31/12/2011)
Man Who Knew Too Much, The (2 added, 31/12/2011)
Shining, The (6 added, 1/1/2012)
Angry Silence, The (2 added, 3/1/2012)
Blind Spot (1 added, 3/1/2012)
Rockets Galore aka Mad Little Island (25 added, 3/1/2012)
Man Who Knew Too Much, The (2 added, 3/1/2012)
Shakedown, The (2 added, 4/1/2012)
Tremors (3 added, 4/1/2012)
Never Let Go (1 added, 4/1/2012)
Lavender Hill Mob, The (2 added, 4/1/2012)
Rockets Galore aka Mad Little Island (4 added, 4/1/2012)
Moonraker (2 added, 7/1/2012)
Mechanic, The (1 added, 7/1/2012)
Mechanic, The (3 added, 9/1/2012)
Man on the Eiffel Tower (2 added, 9/1/2012)
Ipcress File, The (2 added, 9/1/2012)
Mechanic, The (3 added, 12/1/2012)
Moonraker (1 added, 13/1/2012)
Ipcress File, The (4 added, 14/1/2012)
Reckoning, The (1 added, 20/1/2012)
Vanishing, The (7 added, 21/1/2012)
Vanishing, The (2 added, 24/1/2012)
Sandwich Man, The (1 added, 24/1/2012)
Lavender Hill Mob, The (1 added, 26/1/2012)
Long Memory, The (1 added, 26/1/2012)
Passport to Pimlico (1 added, 26/1/2012)
Long Memory, The (1 added, 27/1/2012)

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Architectural Film Locations

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The correlation between architecture and films has been around for decades and some locations are so instantly recognisable by fans that they are forever associated with the movie that they were featured in.

For example, the most famous scene of the 1978 film adaptation of The Thirty Nine Steps will be remembered by many film buffs for the epic scene where Richard Hannay is left hanging from the clock face of Big Ben in London, the thirty nine steps in this instance being a reference to the number of steps in the clock tower.

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Film Induced Tourism

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Sue Beaton has written the definitive work from which many of these extracts have been taken.
JOHN TUNSTILL 2010

Few tourist authorities, film clubs, societies or archives, take advantage of the potential offered by Film Induced Tourism. "Tell the people where the film was made and they'll come to visit the locations", with obvious financial benefits to the local economy, not only from the making or production of the film, but for many years after in the form of film induced tourism. The site www.reelstreets.com now offers free pages to promote your locally made films, their locations and your area.

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