Miss Pettigrew Lives For A Day

Date: 2008
Director: Bharat Naluri
Production Company: Keylight entertainment Group

Stars: Frances McDormand, Amy Adams, Shirley Henderson
Location(s): London

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Storyline:

Governess loses her job and, by taking a chance on bluffing her way into a secretarial position, lives up the social whirl of late 1930s London for a day.

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Stills by SJ.

 

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This looks like Whitehall Court, London SW1. McDormand leaves her post and is shy, ducking her head down.

Yes it is, also seen in Who Dares Wins and Dirty Pretty Things. SJ.

Suddenly we're in Pimlico.

The White Ferry House on the corner of Westmoreland Terrace and Turpentine Lane. Note the set dressing sealing off Turpentine Lane. SJ.

Peabody Avenue, west of Turpentine Lane.

No lamppost but the right trees, along with some rather grim street furniture: looking north up Peabody Avenue. SJ

Clever: Onslow replaces Adelphi on John Adam Street, WC2. McDormand seeks a new post.

This still looks exectly the same. Photo copyright Google Maps. Terry Guntrip.

Now without scaffolding. SJ

McDormand and Adams at the Royal Arcade, Old Bond Street, W1.

Wrong window (a little further in), right arcade. SJ

  • 'Now' required

Looks a bit like Somerset House, or Admiralty Arch but I can't match it. Possibly the courtyard of the Foreign Office ... Close, the building immediately south, The Treasury.

And again.

The courtyard of the Treasury, taken from Great George Street, SW1. SJ

Now I wonder where can this be?

Now. SJ

Too easy, after this, the next shot. The above is Savoy Court off Strand and this is the Savoy, WC2.

Now. SJ

McDormand on John Adam Street near the corner of Adam Street.

Also seen in Killing Me Softly. SJ