Committee, The

The unnamed central character (Paul Jones) sets off to his job as a draughtsman. Peter identifies this location as Savoy Street, London WC2.

Peter took this picture of the refurbished Brettenham House.

A car comes to a halt as the young man approaches a pedestrian crossing.

Savoy Street in WC2 from Victoria Embankment with the Strand in the distance. Identified and captured by Peter.

As he crosses the road, he notices that the driver's coat is caught in the car's door.

Savoy Street WC2 from Peter.

He tells the driver about her coat before continuing to work where he advises his Boss that he has been called on to be part of a committee. Savoy Street once more.

The man drives to the country house where the committee will convene. Henley Business School, Henley-on-Thames in Oxfordshire.

Other people arrive who have also been called to sit on the committee. Greenlands campus of the Henley Business School, Henley-on-Thames. Greenlands can also be seen in 'The Truth About Women'.

The members can relax when everyone has registered and been allocated to their accommodation. At the time of filming, the location was known as The Administrative Staff College.

Following dinner, the central figure heads off for a swim.

At the poolside, he tells another member that he fears the committee has been called about himself.

A girl walks away from a van after loading it with data.

After being called by the Committee Director, the young man walks with him through a wasteland. The remains of the Metropolitan Cattle Market in Islington N7, which had closed in 1963. The site is now partly occupied by Caledonian Park.

Paul Lincoln advises that the capture was most likely taken from the top of the tower and whilst it is occasionally open to visitors these days it wasn't at the time of his visit. As a result he provides this picture of the greater garden area until he can return on an 'open day'. (RL)

The Director (Robert Langdon Lloyd) listens as the man explains his actions that took place in a woodland clearing some time ago. The Metropolitan Cattle Market Clock Tower which now stands south of Clock View Crescent, London N7.

A lot of guesswork here as the four faces look the same and the clocks are all stuck at noon. Image from Peter.

As they continue walking, the Director philosophises. The remains of the Metropolitan Cattle Market.

It seems reasonable to assume that this is the same angled location shot, thank you Paul for 'getting up close'. (RL)

The young man is told that the universe is there for him and is asked to speak about what happened in the glade.

We are unlikely to establish the exact location of the screen capture, so until we do, Paul provides this shot of the tower in its full glory. (RL)

The Director hears how the man decapitated a driver who had given him a lift.

Peter captured the base of he Clock Tower, designed by James Bunstone Bunning and built in the mid 1800s.

Full of metaphors, the two make their way back to the lodge. The site of the Metropolitan Cattle Market, Islington, London N7.

Maybe not the same face but certainly the same location now by Peter.

The committee disbands after, seemingly, doing little more than having a relaxing time away and being entertained by 'The Crazy World of Arthur Brown'. The Greenlands campus of the Henley Business School, Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire.