Dominique
Date: 1978
Director: Michael Anderson
Production Company: Grand Prize Productions, Sword & Sorcery, Viacom Productions
Stars: Cliff Robertson, Jean Simmons, Jenny Agutter, Simon Ward, Ron Moody, Judy Geeson, Michael Jayston, Flora Robson, David Tomlinson, Jack Warner, Leslie Dwyer
Location(s): Berkshire, London, Surrey
Region(s): London C-D, South East A-D
Storyline:
A millionaire believes that he is being haunted by the spirit of his dead wife whom he had been trying to drive insane.
Additional Information:
Screen captures by Manuel Gurtner with storyline by Phil Wilkinson
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- Capture 1
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As the credits roll, we look through a gateway at the house where David Ballard is trying to send his wife Dominique insane. Manuel Gurtner advises that the estate gateway can be found on the Malt Hill road in Warfield village, located north of Bracknell in Berkshire.
- Capture 2
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Awakened by a strange sound, Dominique leaves her bedroom and finds what appears to be a hanged woman in the conservatory.
- Capture 3
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The new chauffeur, Tony Calvert (Simon Ward) approaches the house. The entrance to Warfield House on Malt Hill Road, Warfield in Berkshire found by Steve Randall.
- Capture 4
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Following Dominique's death, a chauffeur waits outside the churchyard where her funeral is taking place.
- Capture 5
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When eerie things begin to occur at home, David Ballard visits the stonemason after a gravestone bearing his name appears in the church yard.
- Capture 6
- 11 Jan 2016

Outside David's office, a woman dressed in black looks up at a window. Seen from Victoria Embankment in EC4, the building is Temple Gardens with Inner Temple Gardens. (PW)

The same location by Peter.
- Capture 7
- 11 Jan 2016

Whilst dictating a letter to his secretary, David sees the figure. Temple Gardens was also seen in 'Take Me High' staring Cliff Richard. (PW)

Peter even matched the shadows . . . . I think that may be a pun.
- Capture 8
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David returns to the window after being distracted but the woman has vanished. Looking out onto Victoria Embankment EC4 and the King's Reach of the River Thames beyond. (PW)
- Capture 9
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After opening up Dominique's grave to discover that the coffin is full of rocks, David and Tony return to the house. Dating from 1735, this is Warfield House on Malt Hill Road in Warfield located by Steve Randall.
- Capture 10
- 02 Jun 2023

David drives to the home of Dr. Rogers. Geoff Dodd finds David on Chestnut Avenue, Esher, Surrey about to turn into 'The Old Red House'. (RL)

John Harwood found the spot but parked cars spoiled the view. (SJ)
- Capture 11
- 02 Jun 2023

The Doctor's house is in darkness. As Geoff advises, it is 'The Old Red House, Chestnust Avenue, Esher that is in darkness. (RL)

John H again (SJ)
- Capture 12
- 02 Jun 2023

When there's no answer, David Ballard (Cliff Robertson) tries the door to find that it's open.Consequent to the two previous captures David with the help of Geoff finds himself at the open door of 'The Old Red House', Chestnut Avenue, Esher, Surrey. (RL)

John once more. It looks like the same urns. (SJ)
- Capture 13
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Unfortunately, the impressive cast isn't matched by an abundance of locations. Here's a last shot of the Ballard's country house which is identified by Steve Randall as the Grade II listed Warfield House on Malt Hill Road, Warfield in Berkshire.

