Amorous Milkman, The

Date: 1979
Director: Derren Nesbitt
Production Company: Origin Arts

Stars: Diana Dors, Julie Ege, Bill Fraser, Fred Emney, Roy Kinnear, Megs Jenkins, Sam Kydd, Derren Nesbitt
Location(s): London, Middlesex

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Storyline:

Randy milkman delivering his goods to his customers.

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Is this Twickenham? The studio was here, so the Reel Streets are probably nearby. David Lalley advises that this and the following captures show the area around Riverdale Gardens and Ravensbourne Road in east Twickenham, while Dave W, having had a virtual stroll around, suggests that this is 8 Riverdale Gardens but stands to be corrected with regard to the precise number. (RL)

Antony Blair corrects the standing Dave W. to tell us that this is actually outside number 10.

Confirmed by Antony Blair, this is looking along Ravensbourne Road in Twickenham, the same road that Dirk Bogarde played 'Sebastian' on and which also appeared in 'Au Pair Girls'.

And this is Antony's comparison shot.

Gentile bijoux mock Tudor residences, confirmed as outside numbers 6 and 8 Ravensbourne Road by Antony Blair.

Antony proves the location.

Clive provides this Google Earth view in Ravensbourne Road. (RL)

The opposite side of Ravensbourne Road in east Twickenham.

Antony Blair replaces Terry Guntrip's Google image with this shot taken outside number 1.

Pleasant house, and lucky number seven.

A view along a pavement with the white gate pillar to No7 foremost left.

Ian Hedgcock sends this up to date photo of Riverdale Gardens. When did No.7 last have a milk delivery? (RL)

This is 7 Riverdale Gardens, East Twickenham. Ian Hedgcock provides this shot to replace David Lalley's Google Earth.

A white house with lead light windows and it's gatepost foreground.

Yes, it is 7 Riverdale Gardens, East Twickenham. Ian Hedgcock provides this shot to replace Terry Guntrip's Google Earth. (RL)

Nice suburban street.

A drive of an house with parked car facing the camera viewing the house on the opposite side of the road.

3 Ravensbourne Road, East Twickenham. Just around the corner from Capture 5. A perfect "now" shot from Ian Hedgcock to replace Terry Guntrip's Google Earth. (RL)

  • 'Now' required

The cinema?

Nice corner pub. Is it your local? The pub is the St Margarets pub, info from David Lalley, thanks to him.

Here I am in St Margarets yet again! (RL)

And no time to pop in for even a "swift 'arf". (RL)

Stilorgan rather than a moving one? Is this a joke? Neil Rigby continues as a location delivery man and tells us that this is 5 Riverdale Gardens, Twickenham. (RL)

The same section of pavement found by Antony.

And next door to Capture 12 is 7 Riverdale Gardens, Twickenham, Neil advising that the hydrant notice has been just slightly relocated. (RL)

Antony Blair took this view of the same frontage without the prop road sign . . . . or the wall, which has been demolished to accommodate a parking bay. At least the front door brought back into use.

Two good views????..of where? This view Neil says is Arlington Road at the corner with Ravensbourne Road looking towards Arlington Close, Twickenham....... (RL)

Antony captured the same corner.

...and this view according to Neil, is looking down Arlington Road, Twickenham. (RL)

Proven by Antony Blair.

A public building????..? Dan O'Neill identifies this as the old Brentford Magistrates Court, Market Place, High Street, Brentford TW8. (RL)

Presumably the previous use of the building influenced the name.

Twickers? Dan O'Neill identifies this as the front of the West Middlesex Hospital before demolition but adds that the houses opposite remain the same. Twickenham Road, Isleworth,

Best possible comparison following the redevelopment. (RL)