Dead Man’s Shoes

Date: 2004
Director: Shane Meadows
Production Company: Warp Films, Big Arty Productions, EM Media

Stars: Paddy Considine, Toby Kebbell, Gary Stretch
Location(s): Derbyshire

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Storyline:

A disaffected soldier returns to his home town to get even with the thugs who brutalised his mentally-challenged brother years ago.

Additional Information:

Screen captures and uncredited comparison shots by Neil Webster

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Anthony (Toby Kebbell), left, and Richard (Paddy Considine) 1. Bridleway off Chesterfield Lane, Darley Dale in Derbyshire.

Stanton Moor transmitter mast, seen in the right of the screen capture, is obscured by a bush.

Anthony and Richard 2. Flash Lane, Darley Dale.

Wavy, wavy lane.

Anthony and Richard 3. Looking down over Bonsall Wood into the Via Gellia Valley. Slaley, Matlock.

Many old lead mines and lime kilns around here.

Anthony and Richard 4. Moor Lane looking towards Brumlea Farm. Bonsall, Derbyshire.

Springtime shot.

Anthony and Richard 5. View the other way along Moor Lane.

Twin puddles.

Anthony and Richard 6. Returning to their outbuilding dwelling at Motson's farm. Off Moor Lane, Bonsall.

Slightly less des-res these days.

Anthony and Richard 7. Mettesford, Matlock in Derbyshire.

Both have played the Joy Division/New Order manager, Rob Gretton - Considine in '24 Hour Party People' and Kebbell in 'Control'.

Mettesford looking across Lynholmes Road and on up to Riber Castle.

The Castle has undergone many identity changes: Private Residence, Boys' Prep School, WW2 food store and Wildlife Park. Currently being redeveloped as apartments.

Richard investigates. Wolds Rise in Matlock.

Much the same today.

Looking down Wolds Rise across Cavendish Road, Matlock.

Originally filmed from a private garden, this is about the closest Neil could make it.

Herbie (Stuart Wolfenden) goes to see Sonny at his club. Bakewell Road in Matlock.

The Jubilee flags are out.

"Entrance at rear". Looking onto Bakewell Road.

That pebble-dash is still holding up!

Tuff (Paul Sadot), Herbie and Soz (Neil Bell) go to Sonny's house. Again, Wolds Rise, Matlock,

Geoff Watson captured this view of the location.

Now joined by Sonny, they spot Richard. Hurst Rise in Matlock.

Despite the renovation work, still recognisable.

They stop and reverse. Hurst Rise again.

Same . . . and different.

Tough words between Richard and Sonny. Hurst Rise.

Garages since replaced with a couple of new-builds.

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Richard stands his ground. Hurst Rise, Matlock in Derbyshire.

Sonny's upstairs club. Bakewell Road in Matlock.

Stone inscription to the reads "J.T.C. 1897".

Posse rides out to Motson's Farm 1. Salters Lane, Bonsall in Derbyshire.

Popular parking spot with walkers on a fine day.

Posse rides out 2. Bonsall Lane, Bonsall.

It's those waves again . . .

Posse rides out 3. The Dale / Staley Lane, Bonsal Dale, Matlock.

Pleasant, sleepy afternoon in Bonsall Dale.

Posse rides out 4. Staley Lane, Bonsal Dale, Matlock.

In every direction, a steep hill.

The weather breaks, and so does the car. Proctor Car Sales in Wessington, Derbyshire.

Housing estate sprouted.

Long road home 1. Dewy Lane, Wessington.

Wasn't playing chicken with that oncoming car . . . honest!

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Long road home 2.

Long road home 3. Off High Lane, Ashover in Derbyshire.

Track lost under the grass.

Long road home 4. Alfreton Road, Matlock.

Didn't have a ladder to get the height required.

Long road home 5. Hurst Rise.

Nice to see solar panels on roofs these days.

Anthony and Richard 8. Heather moorland at "Little Bumper Piece", near the first capture.

Looking West towards Over Haddon.

Anthony and Richard 9. Slope below Riber Castle looking down onto Matlock.

Looking along the valley towards Darley Dale.

Another member of the gang lives here. Oaker Road, Darley Bridge, Derbyshire.

Oaker Hill behind houses.

Richard using alternative route to his home. Off Oaker Road.

Rolling green.

Flashback to a funeral. The graveyard of St. Giles Church, Church Street in Matlock.

Present day.

Reflection in a bus shelter. The B5057, opposite St. Mary the Virgin's church in South Darley in Derbyshire with South Darley Dale Village Hall in the left background.

Original artwork, new kerb.

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Richard and Mark (Paul Hurstfield) drive up to Riber Castle

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Arriving. Riber Castle, Riber, Matlock.

Mark frogmarched.

The closest Neil could get due to security fences.

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Ariel 1. View over Riber Castle, down to Matlock below.

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Ariel 2. Matlock Green. The sweep of Hurst Rise.

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Ariel 3. Matlock again. Gritstone Road and Bentley Close.