Allied

Date: 2016
Director: Robert Zemeckis
Production Company: Paramount Pictures, Huahua Media, GK Films

Stars: Brad Pitt, Marion Cotillard, Jared Harris, Matthew Goode, Lizzy Caplan
Location(s): Canary Islands, London

Region(s): ,

Storyline:

During WWII, a Canadian intellignce officer marries a French resistance fighter but is required to spy on her when she comes under suspicion of being a double-agent. SJ

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Pitt and Cotillard celebrate their wartime marriage after meeting in some exciting spying in enemy territory. A set depicting Dean Street outside The York Minster, now known as The French House.

And this is the real Dean Street. (PW)

They settle here. Willow Road, London NW3, looking east, also seen in 'The Boy Who Turned Yellow'.

SJ also pointed his lens to the north east.

This looks west up Christchurch Hill.

The binmen have been. SJ

Cotillard and Pitt cross the road in a very similar shot to the above.

Same shot as above. SJ

A close-up of the couple with their newly-born.

Really needs a winter shot to reveal the architecture: this is looking north from Christchurch Hill. SJ

Pitt entrusts the baby-sitting to a neighbour who may not be all she seems.

Willow Road with the ivy in full abundance. SJ

Pitt visits his sister (Lizzie Caplan)

Crampton Street, London SE17, looking north. The tree, always at a perilous angle, has been cut down and there's now a stump to confirm the street. The Pullens Buildings are listed and were also seen in "The King's Speech." (SJ)

He tells his sister that his wife is being investigated as a double agent. In a shift of location, behind Pitt stands the entrance to Iliffe Yard, which is further south and on the west side of Crampton Street. (SR)

No Brad there today. (SR)

In his quest to clear his wife's name, another visit takes Pitt to Blythe House, Blythe Road, Kensington W14, also seen in "Afraid of the Dark", "Chaplin" and "Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy".

Taken in the afternoon as opposed to the filming in the morning. SJ

This looks like a run down boozer . . .

. . . but no, it's The Warwick Castle in Warwick Place, Little Venice W9, which was, by a happy co-incidence, a rendezvous for a ReelStreets meeting in April 2018. SJ

The interior of the pub. SJ suggests that we must revisit while Tris advises that pub's interior also features in the television programme 'Silent Witness'.

I did revisit. SJ

Picnicking on Hampstead Heath . . .

. . . where Tris captured the view from the top of Parliament Hill, looking towards Archway.

Warwick Place, W9 again.

Looks far less drab. SJ

And again.

A sunnier day unfortunately as it's right in the eyeline. SJ