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Subscriptions cost £5.00 for 3 months, £10.00 for 6 months OR for a full 12 months, only £15.00, and with a full sub we'll let you have a film of your choice from our collection for only an extra £6.50 (those in red or green on our ReelStreets Film Lists - films listed by area).
All subscribers have access to a special areas of the site which feature many more stills for many movies, all known addresses of all the known locations used in all the films on the site, all updates for the same period, all new addresses, and all new "now" photos.
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| FILM LISTS |
Our list of films and locations has been split into several geographical areas. share a few memories with us or perhaps help to identify a few locations.
There are hundreds more films to be investigated and put up onto the site - do you have some we haven't listed? Let us know if you know where they were made. Take a photo and see your name in lights on the site!
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| FILM LOCATION ARTICLES |
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| RECENT ADDITIONS |
Here is a list of recently added "Now" shots.
Assignment Redhead aka Million Dollar Manhunt (10 added, 22/8/2008)
Bedazzled (1 added, 22/8/2008)
Behind the Headlines (7 added, 25/8/2008)
Children of The Damned (2 added, 21/8/2008)
Defence of the Realm (2 added, 21/8/2008)
Doctor in Love (1 added, 25/8/2008)
Doctor in the House (4 added, 21/8/2008)
Doctor in the House (4 added, 22/8/2008)
Doctor in the House (16 added, 25/8/2008)
Faces in the Dark (1 added, 25/8/2008)
Flame in the Streets (4 added, 25/8/2008)
Frightened City, The (5 added, 21/8/2008)
Game for Vultures, A (1 added, 22/8/2008)
Georgie Girl (1 added, 21/8/2008)
Goodbye Mr Chips (17 added, 25/8/2008)
Help (2 added, 22/8/2008)
Informers, The (1 added, 21/8/2008)
Internecine Project, The (2 added, 25/8/2008)
Isadora (2 added, 25/8/2008)
It Always Rains on Sundays (13 added, 25/8/2008)
Long Arm, The (2 added, 21/8/2008)
Lost (1 added, 21/8/2008)
Medusa Touch (2 added, 22/8/2008)
Millionairess, The (7 added, 21/8/2008)
Million Pound Note (2 added, 21/8/2008)
Pool of London (2 added, 25/8/2008)
Press for Time (1 added, 21/8/2008)
Secret Partner, The (12 added, 21/8/2008)
Stage Fright (5 added, 22/8/2008)
Two Way Stretch (2 added, 21/8/2008)
Here is a list of new films that have recently been included.
click on the title to access stills....
Behind the Headlines
Goodbye Mr Chips
Heaven's Above
Internecine Project, The
Isadora
Murder at the Gallop
Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square, A
Stage Fright
Staircase
Strongroom
Films featured on site: 234
Films awaiting loading: 299
Total films listed on site: 961
For our wants/swaps list please click on the area listings under film/movie list, those films written in black are our "wants". Have you any of them to trade?
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Locations used in films made in Great Britain
1920's to 1980's |
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A site devoted to British film locations, and the places where movies were made in England, Ireland, Scotland and Wales, in the years 1920's to the late 80's.
Film Induced Tourism by Sue Beeton
Channel View Publications, Clevedon, UK
Sue Beaton has written a hughly interesting book about the subject that she obviously has a passion for and which is reflected in her prodigious bibliography. Ms Beaton's film references are to those movies made within the last 30 years, a period yet uncovered by Reelstreets, and the inference that can be drawn from the reactions and investments made by various national tourist agencies is, that Film Induced Tourism really works.
Vienna, site of "The Third Man", has benefited from the making of that film for the last 60 years, long before FIT was defined and is an early example of "make the film and the people will come". Thanks to Sue Beaton for a most thorough study of our interests and although Ms Beaton's book is biased, from an antipodean point of view, towards films made in Australia and New Zealand and limited to some half dozen titles, her investigative research is relevant to FIT througout the world.
John Tunstill |
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'ReelStreets' is concerned with the British Cinema in the sixty years between the 1920's and 1980's, which perhaps really was the "Golden Age"; but more, it is concerned with scenes which were shot outdoors in recognisable built-up locations, and which incorporated some of our favourite actors, and how not only these movie locations have changed in the intervening years, but also our accents, our clothes, our food and our houses. |
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Most of the actors of the silver screen's golden age have long since gone to the eternal critic. Many of us who grew up admiring their work at the local "flicks", or "pictures", have remained enthusiastic about their achievements; and now a growing band of younger filmgoers are recognising the entertainment, and also the social values, inherent in these old films.
John Tunstill |
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| BOOKS / POSTERS |
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Reference under a still marked *SJ, information has come from Simon James' book "London Film Location Guide", Batsford Books, £14.99.
For a good selection of used cinema/movie related books and posters.
Books/Posters for Sale
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Terms and conditions: We don’t pay you, nor do we charge you. All original “grabs” remain the property of the copyright holder, all submitted information becomes the copyright property of ReelStreets.
If you know of any film location sites, we'll be happy to hear from you.
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