Intruder, The

Film opens with Col. Merton (Jack Hawkins) playing golf, here with his caddy. Stoke Park House, Slough, Buckinghamshire. George Rooker confirms the location mentioning that it was also seen in Goldfinger.

This may be the wrong angle, unless the chimneys have been removed. SJ

Col. Merton leaves the club house about to pay the money he owes to his friend and opponent Tim (Hugh Edwards). Stoke Park House, Slough, confirmed by George Rooker.

The forecourt was also seen in "Goldfinger," as mentioned previously. SJ

Tim gives the Colonel a lift home in his Bentley MkVl H.J. Mulliner saloon where he finds his house ransacked and comes face to face with the intruder his former NCO Ginger Edwards (Michael Medwin). SJ places this as Trevor Square, London SW7

37 Trevor Square looks the same. SJ

An additional still to show Hawkins moving towards Raphael Street.

But the address of his flat is 2 Trevor Square. SJ

Friend Tim comes to collect the Colonel and Ginger makes a run for it.

This is the passageway between Trevor Square and Trevor Place. Note the new building which has replaced the long-closed Prince's Skating Club. SJ

A further shot of the escape to perhaps help with the location, that SJ places as Trevor Square, London SW7

And the corner house on the left is still 37 Trevor Square. It appears that Medwin has run off down the passage and then simply turned around. SJ

In an effort to catch up with Ginger and find out why he has turned “bad” the Colonel goes to Covent Garden to find a mutual colleague. The corner of Southampton Row and Henrietta Street, London WC2

A moment free of tourists.

He finds John Summers (George Cole) who says that he has not seen Ginger since the end of the War. “Barneyman” was, at one time at least, in Centre Avenue (aka Grand Row), Covent Garden. Ginger was of course hiding there and escapes once again.

Col. Merton uses his military contacts to get a list of other regimental colleagues and where they might be. He sets off with his list. Looking down Portsoken Street, London E1

At least some things don't change.......much.

The first meeting is with Capt. Leonard Pirry (Dennis Price) at his office in Ibex House, Minories, London E1

A fine example of Art Deco.

For the second meeting he heads off in his 1935 Lagonda 4 1/2-litre M45 Rapide sports tourer to “Winfield Secondary School for Boys” to meet ex colleague Bertram Slake (Arthur Howard). With thanks to Martin Eames via Michael Johnson who tells us that this is Gallery Road, Dulwich, London SE21.

By absolute co-incidence I happened to be in the area when the location advice was received.

As he leaves the school a boy seeks his autograph. With thanks to Martin Eames via Michael Johnson who tells us that this is 'Brightlands', Gallery Road West Dulwich London SE21, formerly the boarding house for Dulwich College Preparatory School in Alleyn Park West Dulwich.

Grade ll listed, I believe it still operates as a 'boarding house' but with plans to develop into privately owned apartments.

The Colonel drives off down Gallery Road, Dulwich, SE21 towards Thurlow Park Road, with thanks to Martin Eames and Michael Johnson.

One would not expect many changes in this neighbourhood.

Tipped off by Pirry the Colonel is followed by the police supposedly to Dorset, With the subsequent back projection this is unlikely to be Dorset. Unknown location.

Where ever it is, he meets up with Donald Cope (Duncan Lamont) at “Rye Hill Farm”. Unknown location.

In a flash back to Ginger's homecoming he sees his little brother playing war games. The “play area”, still not rebuilt today, situated between The Highway and Pennington Street London E1 with St Georges in the East towering in the background.

The site remains undeveloped and much the same after all those years.

They go to the boys guardian uncle’s house. Unknown location.

While Ginger goes to see his uncle Lowden (Edward Chapman) he sends Dickie to see Tina (Susan Shaw) to tell her of his homecoming.

Ladbroke Crescent looking east towards Ladbroke Grove, W11. SJ

After visiting Tina himself and finding her with another man he leaves.

The arch on Ladbroke Grove leads to Elgin Mews, which was seen in Hennessy. SJ

Making his way away, Coldharbour Lane at the junction with Herne Hill Road. The once Loughborough Park Congregational Church on the corner to his left. He soon sees that there has been an accident and that it is likely that it was Dickie who was injured.

For a moment all the traffic lights worked in my favour.

Ginger takes a bus to a local hospital. East Dulwich Grove, London SE22 with Ward Block D of the Dulwich Hospital showing, demolished in 2006

.......and not replaced.

He crosses the road and runs into the hospital to find that the boy had died. Now known as the Dulwich Community Hospital.

I never saw one nurse.