Hereafter

Date: 2010
Director: Clint Eastwood
Production Company: Warner Bros., Malpaso

Stars: Matt Damon, Cecile de France, Frankie and George McLaren, Thierry Neuvic, Marthe Keller, Derek Jacobi, Jay Mohr
Location(s): France, California, Hawaii, London

Region(s): , ,

Storyline:

An investigation into the possibility of a life in the hereafter with three separate lives being interwoven. SJ

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Shot from the Sheraton Maui resort on Ka'anapali Beach on the west coast of Maui (Hawaii).

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The aptly-named de France needs subtitles for her French as she goes shopping for holiday gifts with the hotel in the background.

The view today. (SR)

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She turns inland and that looks like something digitally imposed to recreate Thailand.

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A tsunami is about to attack Front Street, Lahaina, further south on the island of Maui.

The tsunami here was fictional but in 2023 a massive fire burnt most of Front Street Lahaina to the groumd. Rebuilding has just started. (SR)

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An establishment shot of Damon's lodgings in San Francisco... Steve Randall found 1160 Taylor Street, San Francisco. Until now, this had kept us in the dark for nine years... Andrew Dugas adds that this directly opposite Steve McQueen's in Bullitt for which I took a comparison more years ago than I like to think. (SJ)

The action now switches to London where twins are having their photograph taken to cheer up their alcoholic mother. An establishment shot, accompanied by a fake telephone number for drama purposes, of Peacock Yard SE17 discovered by Phil Wilkinson.

The yard today. (SR)

One of the inner-city London twins visits the chemists to buy his mum's medication. This is Camberwell Road, London SE5, where it turns into Walworth Road in SE17.

The same corner. SJ

The character of Jason played by both real-life twins walks away from the chemists on the phone to his twin. Camberwell Road and Walworth Road meet at the junction of Westmoreland Road in SE17.

Camberwell Road and Walworth Road meet at the junction of Westmoreland Road, from where this was taken. SJ

He spots some thugs who have an eye for his phone. The corner of Red Lion Row SE17.

The cafe has enjoyed a bright paint job. SJ

Back to Eden, 14 Westmoreland Road SE17, helped to place the location as passers-by flock to the scene of a fatal accident. 'Treacle Jr.' from 2011 also managed to capture the old block.

Amazing: too late after only four years. The block on Westmoreland Road has been rebuilt. SJ

The camera tilts up Westmoreland Road.

Lacking a crane, it was difficult to reproduce the angle, but this does show that the north side of Westmoreland Road is intact. Looking west towards Walworth Road. SJ

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France Télévisions, 7 Esplanade Henri de France, 75015 Paris, France from the Pont du Garigliano to the south in the city

Damon and bro Mohr chat over his ability to connect to the afterlife overlooking the Golden Gate Bridge.

Taken by Rachel and sent in by Richard Winchester. (SJ)

Honor Oak Crematorium, Camberwell New Cemetery, Brenchley Gardens SE23

Also looking into the sun. Clint and I were both here in the morning. The crematorium is best accessed from Brockley Way, SE4. SJ

McLaren distances himself from his foster parents.

Not sure whither he's going. This is behind the crematorium to the east, and is not a straightforward exit. SJ

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Matt Lee has cracked this one. Looking from the former Bermondsey Town Hall, 19 Spa Road, SE16 3SA, later seen in caps 25-26.

Matt's shot looking south-west over Spa Road to Alscot Road on the left alongside the entrance to Bermondsey Spa Gardens. (SJ)

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McLaren's foster home street.

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A school.

The Chamonix area of France. By the judicial use of peaks, angles and light Robert Ballantyne has pin pointed the location as 700 Chemin du Planet, 74400 Chamonix-Mont-Blanc. (RL)

Chris Tirevolis confirms the area but could not locate the building but has sent a photo from the Office of Tourisme de Chamonix website. The peaks "Les Drus" and on the right "Aiquille Du Midi". Robert Ballantyne provides this link to confirm the identification http://j.mp/2hXBxKc providing an accurate "now" as well. (RL)

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de France ascends the steps of the old Belle Epoque, Le Grand Hôtel-Restaurant du Montenvers, Planet, near Chamonix.

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de France meets Keller in the grounds of Le Grand Hôtel-Restaurant du Montenvers.

Conway Hall in Red Lion Square, Holborn which appears in 'Mr. Holmes'.

The same location now from Peter.

McLaren on Liverpool Street, EC2.

Peter found more taxis than people now.

The aftermath of a bombing. Charing Cross replaced the Liverpool Street underground to try to fool us.

The best shot that Peter could get of Liverpool Street while building work continues.

I should know this... solved quickly, click the date.

David Neicho does. Old Bermondsey Town Hall, Spa Rd., London SE16

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A familiar floor pattern from somewhere in the recesses of my mind... but obvious really ...

The interior of the former Bermondsey Town Hall, taken by Matt Lee. (SJ)

The May Fair Hotel, Stratton Street, W1, near Berkeley Square.

Peter was relieved to find that the awful green flags have since been replaced by Union Jacks.

Doughty Street WC1, which also appears in 'Position of Trust'.

The same location now from Peter.

Entering 48, the Charles Dickens Museum, WC1, where the man himself lived for two years.

Peter captured the same spot on Doughty Street.

The London Book Fair at Alexandra Palace, N22.

The same location now by Peter.

And another shot.

Peter missed the book fair!

Damon exiting after visting the fair.

The same doors now from Peter.

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This looks more central.

And I really should know this.

Lancaster Gate, London W2, spotted and photographed by David Neicho.

Damon pays a visit to de France. Stratton Street, W1.

The same location now by Peter.

Damon negotiates the entrance.

They've changed it already. RJ

He crosses the atrium. Is it a set?

Nope, the real thing. Even to the painting/print on the back wall. RJ

Damon asks the concierge to call up.

Little change inside. RJ

Waiting in vain.

RJ waiting on the same sofa. Alison J

Leadenhall Market in EC3, which can also be found in 'The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus', 'Johnny English', 'Brannigan', 'Half Light', 'Pool of London', 'Hidden City' and 'Silver Bears'.

More refurbishment with a few scaffolding poles to spoil Peter's picture.

Damon in EC3.

The same location now by Peter.

The west side of the market: Damon and de France.

Peter found a good reason why you should not take photographs with sunglasses on.