In The Wild Geese (1978) Stewart Granger arranges for the contract out on Roger Moore to be lifted on Ranelagh Drive by Richmond Lock.
In Hysteria (1965) Robert Webber spots schemer Leila Goldoni parked on Ranelagh Drive as he walks across Twickenham Bridge.
In All the Little Animals (1998) Christian Bale crosses the bridge and is picked up by travellers soon after.
In Dead Fish (2004) Jimi Mistry hitches a ride for Amsterdam on the bridge.
In Baby Love (1968) Linda Hayden is trouble by visions of her dead mother Diana Dors

At St. Margaret's Station Millicent Martin meets her husband after an evening with Alfie (1966).
Tom Baker arrives back from the tropics at the station and crosses St. Margaret's Road by the pedestrian crossing, still there, in Vault Of Horror (1973).

TW3 Hounslow

Keira Knightley and Parminder Nagra go to Hounslow tube for their West End shopping trip in Bend It Like Beckham (2002).

TW5 Heston

Off Jersey Road, Osterley Park's neo-classical mansion is Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr's stately pile in The Grass Is Greener (1960). It is Barry Jones' in A Study In Terror (1965) where John Neville and Donald Houston as Holmes and Watson investigate the Jack The Ripper murders.
Dirk Bogarde visits Susannah York at Butterfield House, 63 Church Street, next to the church close to Isleworth Ait at the end of Sebastian (1968). The residence has moved upmarket with a more ornate roof and is no longer split into two.

TW8 Brentford End
Just west of Strand-in-the-Green over Kew Bridge on Kew Bridge Road is Kew Bridge Steam Museum seen in The Wisdom Of Crocodiles (1998) when Jude Law meets Elina Löwenstein.
Nick Nolte and Jeremy Northam visit the museum in The Golden Bowl (2000).

Charlie Hunnam takes Elijah Wood to his local, The Griffin, 57 Brook Road South, on the corner of Braemar Road, renamed "The Brigid Abbey" in Green Street (2005).

Rupert Graves runs out of The Brewery Tap on Catherine Wheel Road chased by villains into a nearby boatyard in An Innocent Sleep (1995).

Peter Cook arrives at Syon Conservatory to be readmitted to Heaven in Bedazzled (1967). The conservatory is also seen in King Ralph (1991) when Peter O'Toole teaches deportment to John Goodman who ends up tripping into the fountain. The Great Hall of Syon House hosts the reception for the king of Zambezi.
The hall also features near the start of The Wings Of The Dove (1997) where at a party Alex Jennings chats up Helena Bonham Carter. Both the Great Hall and interior of the conservatory appear in The Avengers (1998)

TW9 Kew, North Sheen

Ringo Starr wanders by the river on Kreisel Walk during A Hard Day's Night (1964). The east end of Brentford Ait and Kew Bridge can be glimpsed in the background.

Nightwatchman Ian Wilson enters one of the side entrances of Kew Gardens Palm House at the beginning of The Day Of The Triffids (1962) and watches the meteor show before a Triffid attacks him.

Hugh Grant buys a toddler's car seat at Mothercare down Besant Drive off Mortlake Road in About A Boy (2002).

Little Green

Norman Eshley nearly runs over Susan Penhaligon at the southwest corner of Richmond Green simply called The Green between the two pubs The Cricketers and The Prince's Head in House Of Mortal Sin (1976).
Kate Winslet as Iris (2001) brings Hugh Bonneville to lunch with Sam West at Oak House, 2 Old Palace Place, right next to King Street. Here Twickenham is standing in for Oxford.

Lower Richmond Road

Watch carefully as Chris Rea leaves his psychiatrist in Parting Shots(1998). He drives past The Lion on the corner of School House Lane and Wick Road so the house must be nearby but remains a tantalising mystery at date.

CRO Croydon

From the underpass opposite Lansdowne Road on Wellesley Road one can look north to admire an establishing shot of "New York, 1984" in Velvet Goldmine (1998). Christian Bale runs along the driveway up to the Whitgift Centre in a later scene; both scenes have, rather inevitably, cars driving on the wrong side of the road.

To the east is, or was, Our Mother's House (1967) in Chepstow Rise. Watch for the very blurred sign when one of the girls receives a motorbike ride from a passer-by. All the Victorian houses in the area have been cleared, in an all too customary act of cultural vandalism, for 1970s housing and all that is left is the post box, street light and plane tree on Chichester Road, seen as the motorcyclist rows off. Dirk Bogarde's house stood close to the southeast corner of Chepstow Rise.