Lady Chatterley’s Lover
Date: 1981
Director: Just Jaeckin
Production Company: Cannon Films
Stars: Sylvia Kristel, Shane Briant, Nicholas Clay, Frank Moorey, Pascale Rivault
Location(s): Hertfordshire, Northamptonshire, Sussex
Region(s): Midlands, South East E-L
Storyline:
An aristocratic woman trapped in a passionless marriage begins a forbidden and transformative affair with her gamekeeper, defying the social and sexual constraints of postwar England.
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A hunting party approaches the film's Wragby Hall. Wrotham Park, Barnet, Hertfordshire.
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A view from the house as the hunt approaches. Wrotham Park is also seen in 'Gosford Park', 'King Ralph', 'Personal Services', 'I Give It A Year', 'Half Moon Street', 'It's Not Cricket'
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Leading the hunt Sir Clifford Chatterley (Shane Briant) looks up at his new wife Lady Constance (Sylvia Kristel). Wrotham Park.
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Soon Constance has to bid a tearful goodbye as Clifford is called away to war. Wrotham Park.
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Clifford returns injured. Wrotham Park.
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Unable to fulfil his wife, Clifford tells Constance she has his permission to take a lover. Wrotham Park.
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Walking on the estate, Constance passes a large greenhouse.
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Constance seeks advice from the local priest (Frank Moorey). Trinity Chapel, Dancers Hill Road, Bentley Heath, Hertfordshire, a Grade II listed private chapel for the Wrotham Park estate,
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Constance falls for the gamekeeper Oliver Mellors (Nicholas Clay) who lives in a cottage on the estate. Unconfirmed location.
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Disappointed by Constance's choice of lover, Clifford sends her away to be with her sister Hilda (Pascale Rivault) in Venice. The promenade and pier at Eastbourne, Sussex.
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Hilda attempts to line up gigolos for Constance, but her heart belongs to Mellors. The Orangery, Castle Ashby Gardens, Northamptonshire.
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On her return Constance finds Mellors is working at a colliery and goes to visit him. These buildings and chimney form the Grade II-listed Home Farm, which is now Wrotham Business Park, Hertfordshire.
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Constance begs Mellors to live with her, revealing to him that she is pregnant. Wrotham Park Home Farm.
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Panning right, Wragby Hall comes into view in the misty distance. Wrotham Park.

