Behave Yourself

Date: 1962
Director: Michael Winner
Production Company: Harold Baim Film Productions (London) Limited

Stars: Dennis Price, Jack Jackson, Pete Murray, Glen Mason
Location(s): London

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Storyline:

A humorous explanation of the rules of social behaviour.

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  • Capture 1
  • 22 Sep 2025

As the titles appear, young Mary takes photographs in the street. Facing south-west outside number 10 Heath Drive in NW3 recognised by Tetramesh.

The trees were a great help here, as we look towards the junction with Kidderpore Avenue. SJ

  • Capture 2
  • 22 Sep 2025

A Sandwich Man (Michael Winner) draws on a cigar butt that he's picked up from the pavement. Found by Tetramesh, this is Heath Drive in Hampstead.

A helpful wall on the right. SJ

  • Capture 3
  • 22 Sep 2025

Introducing the film's subject, Dennis Price comes into view and begins "They say, manners maketh man . . ." Facing number 36 Heath Drive in NW3 located by Tetramesh.

Nos. 35 and 36 are set off Heath Drive in a mini-crescent. SJ

  • Capture 4
  • 22 Sep 2025

Across the road, Dennis points out Glen Mason . . . "He should behave himself. His hat should be off and kept off until he leaves the Lady." Tetramesh identifies the corner of Bracknell Way on Heath Drive.

Bracknell Way, fronted by considerable growth, leads from the mini-crescent to Bracknell Gardens. SJ

  • Capture 5
  • 22 Sep 2025

"And he should not be smoking. He should throw the cigarette away if he intends to stop and talk." Across Heath Drive stands number 4, discovered by Tetramesh.

The tree has lasted. SJ

  • Capture 6
  • 22 Sep 2025

Dennis asks Mason if he's been asked to the party that evening. Tetramesh identifies this as Heath Drive in Hampstead with numbers 2 and 3 as the background.

Just to the north of FInchley Road. SJ

  • Capture 7
  • 05 Nov 2025

Mason walks away before Dennis has a chance of explaining about hats. Facing south-west on Brompton Road SW3 with the Crane Kalman Gallery on the right.

The gallery, at 178 Brompton Road, has been there since 1956/7. And that inclined tree (second left) looks as though it has also enjoyed similar longevity SJ

  • Capture 8
  • 18 Aug 2025

"We all know you can wear your hat walking along the street. But what about in a department store?" Outside Harrods on Brompton Road in Knightsbridge.

Doing a usual roaring trade. SJ

  • Capture 9
  • 'Now' required

Following a multitude of faux pas at the previous evening's party, Mason finds Dennis in the Host's garden at the next soiree.