I’ll Never Forget What’s ‘isname

Reed with axe in Berkeley Square, London W1, which also features in ‘Three Stops to Murder’, 'The Titfield Thunderbolt', ‘I'll Never Forget You’, ‘The Walking Stick’, ’11 Harrowhouse’, 'The Maggie', ‘Go To Blazes’, 'Cool It Carol', ‘Two Gentlemen Sharing’ and ‘A King in New York’.

Same building to left, same tree to the right. This is looking up the west side. SJ

Reed approaches his work place Economist Plaza, London SW1, seen in 'Blow Up', 'Sebastian' and 'Endless Night'.

Now. SJ

Welles and Reed on a rooftop and I've seen that church before...probably taken from a block of flats on the corner of Thayer Street and George Street, suggests Greg Mishevski.

Roman Catholic Church of St. James, Spanish Place, 22 George Street, Marylebone, W1U 3QY. Looking west/northwest. This replaces Greg's GEV from July '11. SJ

Reed arrives at the family home he shares with Craig. I'd say Montrose Place, SW1.

The modern block has been rebuilt. It is indeed Montrose Place, also seen in "The Saint." SJ

Blenheim Crescent, London W11: thanks to Alan F, one of many experts at Britmovie.co.uk, for this identification.

The spire has gone. SJ

43, Blenheim Crescent: Reed seeks a new job from Rodway.

Yep, 43, and this confirms the previous shot if there was any doubt. SJ

Montague Street and Great Russell Street

Mostly cream coloured buildings now. SJ

View the other way, showing John Thaw's place in Praise Marx and Pass the Ammunition.

View from street level. SJ

Reed visits Craig at her school: that sign is tantalising.

St Alban's Grove, W8, Roland-Francoise Lack states, "If you go up along the street beyond the trees you can see the more modern looking building with wide windows, and if you turn around there's the building that was a restaurant and is still so". And there is still a sign! ... This replaces the proving Google shot of April 2011, but the modern building is still obscured even in winter. The sign says RIchmond University: and is called Atlantic House, a hall of residence for American students. SJ

Same place, a restaurant in the background.

St Alban's Grove, the other way. RF Lack found this one as well. Restaurant still there... And this is also a Google replacement. SJ

White and Reed on the Chelsea Embankment, SW3

Unchanged. Cheyne Walk opposite Milman's Street. SJ

This looks like Trinity College, Cambridge

And it is, seen also in Bachelor of Hearts. SJ

Definitely the fountain in the centre of the quadrangle in Trinity, called Great Court, the same as the Great Court Run, to be run in under 43 seconds while the clock chimes 12, seen in Chariots of Fire but filmed at Eton.

Now. SJ

Cambridge has never looked prettier...and this is not Trinity as above but the view from the gatehouse of King's College with thanks to Brian Dockerill.

Now. SJ

Nice music by Francis Lai during this interlude too.

Bridge of Sighs running over the Cam at St. John's. SJ

White in front of St John's

And panning to left. SJ

Now in front of King's

Now. SJ

Reed and White back at Great Russell Street.

Now. SJ

Montague Street again.

British museum railings to left. SJ

And again.

Now. SJ

The Car crash. Looks like the city. Located by Roland-François Lack who provided a comparative Streetview shot back in 2011 but Dave W provides us with the location in 2022, Dukes Place / Bevis Marks and Creechurch Lane EC3. (RL)

Replacing the Streetview shot, the junction is still very recognisable. SJ

A nice shot of 2 power stations, Fulham and Lots Road, from the houseboats on the Thames next to Cheyne Walk.

Now just two chimneys on Lots Road stand. SJ

Reed surveys his advertising prize on Battersea Bridge.

And that's the Twinky/Lola house in the background just to the left of the lamppost. SJ

Craig on Battersea Bridge.

This bridge was seen at the end of Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels. SJ