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Aberaeron, Ceredigion, Wales. Ewart Morgan tells us that we are mistaken here and that these two photographs were taken of the Newquay Hotel in Newquay, Wales. Thanks for this Ewart, can anyone confirm with a photo please?

Martin Underwood has sent this Google Image of what is now The Blue Bell Inn at South John Street, New Quay SA45 9NW. (RL)

Same place. The opening scene is in Newquay West Wales where Rex is waking up. Then there scenes from Aberaeron village which is about 5 miles from Newquay. Information from Ewart.

Martin Underwood's wider Google Image confirming the distinctive location and what is now The Blue Bell at South John Street, New Quay, SA45 9NW. (RL)

Harbourside, Aberaeron, Cardigan Bay, Wales

Again.

Once more.

Can you photograph?

Now. Aberaeron Harbour. Thanks to Richard Avison.

. . . . the location as it appears now?

Now. Aberaeron Town Hall. Thanks again to Richard Avison.

Alan Coles found this location, Littleton House at Shepperton Studios on Studios Road, Shepperton in Middlesex.

And Alan also provides this image as proof. The house is now used as production offices and also features The Old House Coffee Shop. Oh, and the blonde on the picture is Vera Day.

Olympia end of Kensington High Street, West London, Charles House in the background.

Now. First photo of a set taken by George Murphey, Thanks George.

Charles House again.

Now. Thanks George, but same place, no extra fee.

Charles House.

Now. George Murphey again, thankyou.

Charlie's House.

Now. Hammersmith Road/Kensington High Street, London W14. Houses on Addison Bridge Place still stand. SJ.

House of Charles.

Now. Again, more thanks to George.

House of Charlie.

Now. George again.

Thames House, Millbank, London which can also be seen in ‘Checkpoint’, ‘Carve Her Name with Pride’and 'Seventy Deadly Pills'.

Now. George strikes again, another tenner.

Thames House

Now. Same place, same time, George Murphey, the happy snapper also took this one.

Again

Now. Thanks George.

Dave W points out that there is some continuity trickery here as no bridge can be seen from this angle outside Thames House, Millbank. This is in fact Grosvenor Road, with the cranes of the Battersea Power Station and Grosvenor Railway Bridge. (RL)

Dave proposes this position on Grosvenor Road in an effort to match the film capture's right-hand tree. The gap has been closed by the appearance of additional greenery in the intervening years. (RL)

We've identified this as Wormwood Scrubs on Ducane Road in West London but the gate isn't that of the prison. Has anyone any thoughts as to where this is?

Captured by Antony Blair, this is what the main entrance of H M P Wormwood Scrubs looks like.

Looks like a church in the background . . . it is! Antony Blair identifies this as St. Sepulchre's church on Holborn Viaduct EC1, near the Old Bailey.

And here is Antony's proof for the previously unidentified location.

The Old Bailey, the old Central Criminal Court.

Now. George hot on the trail.

Once more

Now. George again, but same place. But who's the pretty girl??????

Again???..or is it? MMMmmmm, difficult one this.

Wormwood Scrubs in W12, which is also seen in 'Adventures of a Plumber’s Mate', 'A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square', 'Frenzy', 'Seven Keys', 'The Big Job', 'Go to Blazes', 'Jungle Street', 'Adventures of a Taxi Driver', 'Adventures of a Plumber’s Mate', 'Nothing Barred', 'Dr. Crippen', 'Black Orchid', 'Fool's Gold: The Story of the Brink's-Mat Robbery', 'Morgan, a Suitable Case for Treatment', 'Rotten to the Core' and more.

Now. From George.

More Scrubbs.

A car park has replaced the low buildings outside on Du Cane Road. SJ.

Scrubbs again.

Now

The passageway, the drive between the prison and Queen Charlotte's and Chelsea hospital, but called The Hammersmith Hospital. Is that clear?

Now. Well spotted George, not an easy one that, thankyou, George.