Dangerous Exile
Date: 1957
Director: Brian Desmond-Hurst
Production Company: George H. Brown Productions
Stars: Belinda Lee, Richard O'Sullivan, Louis Jourdan, Keith Michell
Location(s): Cornwall
Region(s): South West
Storyline:
Period drama in which a ten year old king of France hides out in Wales, surrounded by intrigue, as well as several dark outdoor scenes and interiors thus limiting screen capture potential. SJ
Additional Information:
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- Capture 1
- 03 Aug 2013
Caerhays Castle, just west of Gorran Haven near Mevagissey in the St Austell area of Cornwall.
From the car park. SJ
- Capture 2
- 03 Aug 2013
Porthluney Cove Beach, just by Caerhays Castle.
A grim July day by the Cornish seaside. SJ
- Capture 3
- 03 Aug 2013
O'Sullivan and Lee on Porthluney Cove. More rocks.
And rocks won't let one down. SJ
- Capture 4
- 03 Aug 2013
O'Sullivan on the beach.
Tide just a little higher. SJ
- Capture 5
- 04 Apr 2014
Probably the castle.
Yes, it is. From inside the inner courtyard looking out (west). Not perfect as we should have stood further back but nice to see the match on the shadow. Lionel and Cynthia Sear with perfect timing for their visit to Caerhays. (I prefer the roses to the shed! SJ)
- Capture 6
- 04 Apr 2014
Very castle-ish.
The main doorway which is at the north of the property. Lionel and Cynthia again with an amazingly accurate match.
- Capture 7
- 04 Apr 2014
O'Sullivan and Lee in the castle grounds. For comparison to the now, there is real wall above the protagonists' heads.
There is nowhere else within the property boundary that has the required flat grass with a walled background and it is at the east of the house looking east. The 'ruins' in the still look new and artificial IMHO. Lionel & Cynthia
- Capture 8
- 04 Apr 2014
Jourdan looks over the grounds of the castle.
This is an interesting one. This is a window at the south of the property near the south east corner. Note that it is a window and not a door as inferred in the still. The sloping topped wall may be original but it is not there now. The wall in front of Louis Jourdain was temporary we imagine. Lionel and Cynthia with our thanks for great sleuthing.
- Capture 9
- 'Now' required
This looks rather like a set.

