Blue Blood

Date: 1973
Director: Andrew Sinclair
Production Company: Mallard

Stars: Oliver Reed, Derek Jacobi, Meg Wynn Owen, Fiona Lewis, Anna Gael
Location(s): Wiltshire

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Storyline:

Nasty butler with extraordinary accent uses dark arts to take over stately home and dominate the master of the house.

Additional Information:

Screen captures by SJ

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Longleat House, Wiltshire.

Now, unchanged after 500 years. SJ.

And now 15 years further on, still no changes. (RL)

Home of the Marquis of Bath.

This is a private section so I've done my best. SJ.

He co-wrote the script. Jacobi, Wynn Owen, Reed.

And it pans to the left. SJ.

Lewis and Wynn Owen.

I've a feeling this is the wrong window. I think the real one overlooks the private garden as above. This needs an inside job or perhaps Alex Thynn himself can oblige us. SJ.

Just out of shot to the left is a lion sculpture.

This is the pet cemetery to the rear. SJ.

Jacobi and Gael.

Now. SJ.

A chosen moment with no activity. (RL)

Lewis drives away from Longleat.

Now. SJ.

During the intervening 15 years the House has acquired a large bronze sculpture of a lion, created by the artist Bruce Little to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Safari Park in 2016. (RL)

Reed dismisses Wynn Owen.

Same viewpoint as 006. SJ.

Only the boards have changed. (RL)

Wynn Owen leaves.

Now. SJ.

Sometimes, no change can be reassuring. (RL)

Reed and Lewis.

Now. SJ.