Cassandra’s Dream

Hoo Marina, Kent.

Thurloe Street, London SW7.

Daquise Restaurant, 10 Thurloe Street. looking west opposite Exhibition Road. SJ

South Audley Street at the junction with Mount Street, London W1. The area also features in ‘Stage Fright’, ‘The Grass is Greener’, 'Follow Me', 'Morgan, A Suitable Case for Treatment' and ‘Bullseye’ amongst many other productions.

From the Audley pub looking south. SJ

Outside The Pembroke public house at the junction of Gloucester Avenue, King Henry's Road and Regent's Park Road in NW1 with the bridge over the West Coast Main Line in the left background. The location was found by PW who notes that the view in the opposite direction appears in 'Operation Third Form' whilst the bridge appears in 'V for Vendetta'.

Peter found that the bridge now appears to have become a graffiti board. (RL)

The corner of Stable Way, Latimer Road and Walmer Road, London W10 with the former Latimer Arms to the right. (SJ)

The pub has been long closed and converted. SJ

The corner of Stable Way, Latimer Road and Walmer Road, London W10 (SJ)

Now. SJ

Aldensley Road, London W6.

Looking towards Brackenbury Road. Not too far from Keach's gaff in The Squeeze. SJ

The corner of Stable Way, Latimer Road and Walmer Road, London W10

This must have been tricky to light for the film. SJ

Brighton Pier, Brighton in East Sussex.

Now. SD

Brighton Pier.

Promenade, Brighton.

Kings Road, Brighton.

The corner of Stable Way, Latimer Road and Walmer Road, London W10

Now. SJ

The corner of Stable Way, Latimer Road and Walmer Road, London W10 (SJ)

Now, with more hoarding. SJ

The corner of Stable Way, Latimer Road and Walmer Road, London W10. (SJ)

Further south under the Westway. SJ

The Cock & Bottle public house on Needham Road, London W11 with St. Mary of the Angels on Artesian Road in the background. The location is also seen in 'Afraid of the Dark'. (SD)

Tris provides this view of the pub in red.

Grand Union Canal, London W9/W10 (bridge overhead is the Great Western Road).

Just inside the W10 border. SJ

Grand Union Canal, London W9/W10 (bridge overhead is the Great Western Road).

Looking east. SJ

Lansdowne Crescent W11, with St. John's Gardens on the right and St. John's Church in the background. The area can also be seen in 'Don't Ever Leave Me', 'Steptoe and Son', 'The Passenger' and 'Seven Days to Noon'. (SD)

The background is captured by Tris.

Tris advises that this is travelling south along Ladbroke Grove W11.

Careful not to get run down, Tris ventured into the road for this view.

The junction of St. John's Gardens and Lansdowne Crescent W11 spotted by Tris.

The same corner captured by Tris.

Overstone Road, London W6.

Looking south on Overstone Road towards the Lyric Hammersmith. SJ

PW recognised this as looking down onto Camden Carriage Sidings from the rear of The Pembroke on Gloucester Avenue.

The fire escape the pair are on is behind an alarmed door on the first floor, so this is from the ground floor level. SJ

Bramley Road in W10, a pan shot with 025

Lockton Street, W10, off the Bramley Road. SJ

Bramley Road in W10, looking north. The location was also seen in 'Otley' and 'The Lavender Hill Mob'. (SJ)

A lovely February day. SJ

Cleveland Square, London W2

North-east corner. S

Cleveland Square, London W2

Now. SJ

The corner of Stable Way, Latimer Road and Walmer Road, London W10

Looking south. SJ

Glebe Place, London SW3

Not a lot to go on. Even the motor's different. SJ

Glebe Place, London SW3 (SJ)

But this reverse pov confirms we are in the right place. SJ

Glebe Place, London SW3 (SJ)

Turning the corner to head west. SJ

Glebe Place, London SW3 (SJ)

Also seen in The Man Who Haunted Himself and The Party's Over. SJ

Glebe Place, London SW3 (SJ)

The door is next to "Uncle Monty's" seen in Withnail and I. Now heading south on Glebe Place towards Cheyne Row. SJ

Glebe Place, London SW3 (SJ)

This is back in Glebe Place running east to west. SJ

Glebe Place, London SW3 (SJ)

As usual, lots of works and improvements being undertaken. This is Glebe Place just before it meets Cheyne Row. SJ

Justice Walk, London SW3 confirmed by Jules Ballantyne.

Also seen in Theatre of Blood. SJ

Cheyne Walk, London SW3

Almost funny in its unloveliness, so I thought I'd snap it anyway. SJ

Cheyne Walk, London SW3, or is this somewhere else?

Cheyne Walk, London SW3

Paddington Station, London.

Platform 1. SJ

Taxi rank, Paddington Station, London.

So many changes here and I should be further back but I wanted to capture the Bureau de Change (barely visible in the capture) which still survives on the corner of Praed Street and Spring Street. SJ

Shad Thames riverside, London SE1

Peter found a few new buildings littering the skyline.

Bruton Street, London W1

Taken from inside the Rolls Royce dealership by Peter.

The garden of Chenies Manor (in the background) in Chenies, Buckinghamshire.

The garden still drawing a crowd 16 years later. (SR)

McGregor and Farrell discuss a dilemma in front of Chenies Manor, Chenies in Buckinghamshire.

More greenery to negotiate along the path today. (SR)

Lower Mall, Hammersmith. We've been here so many times before, some twenty-five so far, including in 'Life at the Top', 'Night and the City', ‘Curse of the Golem’ and 'All Coppers Are . . . '.

Yes, I feel I've been here a few times myself too. SJ

Lower Mall, Hammersmith.

New building near the Riverside studios will change this view forever. SJ

Lower Mall, Hammersmith, outside The Rutland Arms public house, just along from The Blue Anchor.

I had to lean over the parapet for this one: for the film they must have built a platform. SJ

Vicarage Lane, Hoo, Kent.

Wrong side of road, but certainly accurate. SJ

Hoo Marina, Kent.

Hoo Marina, Kent.