Another Man’s Poison

Date: 1951
Director: Irving Rapper
Production Company: Angel Productions

Stars: Bette Davis, Gary Merrill, Emlyn Williams, Anthony Steel, Reginald Beckwith
Location(s): Yorkshire

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Storyline:

In an isolated house, a mystery writer is involved in potentially murderous relationships.

Additional Information:

Although we don’t have a capture for it yet, Neil Mayhew adds that the railway station featured at the beginning of the film is Bell Busk (for Malham); it was his childhood home after it has ceased serving as a station. It’s now ‘Old Station House’ a small hotel.

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  • 31 Oct 2012

Malham Tarn House in North Yorkshire advises IMDB.

Malham Tarn House, Malham Moor, Settle, North Yorkshire found by Dean Nelson. Image copyright Google Maps.

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  • 03 Mar 2020

Malham, North Yorkshire.

Teresa has been busy on Google. And thought here on Cove Road, Malham near Skipton and see the next now. (SJ)

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  • 03 Mar 2020

I'm sure all these houses, barns and walls are still there, if only one can position Google's StreetView pegman in the correct place...

Pegman well placed thanks to Teresa Whyte's great work, showing matching stone window surrounds and chimneys. (SJ)

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  • 'Now' required

Malham in Malhamdale, North Yorkshire.

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  • 10 Apr 2024

Malham town bridge.

Slightly confusing geography to this riding sequence: after riding south by the beck on Cove Road, the horseman is now heading west towards Cove Road from Pennine Way. SJ

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  • 10 Apr 2024

Paul Sparrow identifies the location as Malham in Yorkshire.

There seems to have been a sympathetic addition to the house overlooking the green. SJ

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  • 10 Apr 2024

As the camera moves to the left, Paul Sparrow points out the Malham's Lister Arms public house coming into view.

Replacing Pegman's google view from Oct. '11. The FIT attractions of Malham have been amplified by Malham Cove which appears in "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows part one" as well as "Wuthering Heights" (1992). SJ

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  • 10 Apr 2024

The bridge.

Replacing another google shot, showing that trees in summer would have obscured the pub which was doing a roaring trade over the Easter weekend. SJ

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  • 10 Apr 2024

The pan continues left. Bigley's shop, run by Reggie Beckwith in the film.

Replacing GSV Pegman's Oct. '11 shot. The shop is still open for business. SJ

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  • 10 Apr 2024

Janet's Foss waterfall.

It's quite a steep walk from Gordale Lane to the fall so I believe the approach was from a field at the top, giving this overview. Janet's Foss waterfall is also seen in "Dark Water." SJ