Naked Runner, The

Sam Laker (Frank Sinatra) is cheered by his colleagues. Looking out at Charing Cross Road from inside Centre Point, New Oxford Street, London WC1.

Sam speaks to Martin Slattery. From inside Centre Point looking onto Charing Cross Road WC1.

Actually I think this may be New Oxford Street where it meets Bainbridge Street. At 118, The Halifax used to be Dorothy Perkins, but, before that, Montague Burton (thank you RL) so Sinatra is calling from behind the Centre Point Tower in the adjunct. And that's the full Monty on this location. SJ

Sam arrives at Slattery's office. Centre Point again looking towards the corner of Oxford Street and Tottenham Court Road. London WC1.

This bothered me until I realised there's a reflection in the glass of the "then" mirroring the buildings on Oxford Street. SJ

Sam looks up at the building. Centre Point on New Oxford Street WC1.

The same location now, taken from St. Giles High Street. (PW)

The view from Sam's apartment window. Geoff Leonard tells us that this is the apartment of Lord Archer taken from the balcony of The Penthouse, Alembic House (now Peninsula Heights), 93 Albert Embankment , London SE1. He adds that it also featured, mostly internally, in other films, such as 'Theatre of Blood', 'A Touch of Class', 'The Italian Job' and 'Sweeney!'. Geoff supports with a picture of Lord Archer, with that very background, available on gettyimages. (RL)

Martin Slattery (Peter Vaughan) waits for a military contact ... Chelsea, between Holbein Mews and King’s Road the former “Duke of York’s Headquarters” but was bought by Saatchi and made into his art gallery. You can see the parade ground and south façade of the building by going to www.saatchigallery.com, the video tour of the gallery in the bottom right corner. John Donaldson.

Taken from Cheltenham Terrace. SJ

Slattery departs after receiving a package.

And the reverse pov. SJ

Sam meets with Slattery and is given his mission. The top of the former Playboy Club, Park Lane and Curzon Street in London W1 with with the London Hilton building in the right background. Located by John Donaldson.

Sam walks away from Slattery after begrudgingly accepting the mission to Leipzig. Looking towards Hyde Park Corner from Park Lane, London W1.

Slattery waits for foreign agents at Duxford Airfield, Cambridgeshire.

Sam is sent to a shop called Kromadecka in what is supposed to be Luisenstraße in Leipzig, Germany. Steve Dowthwaite recognised this as outside the former Bayswater Synagogue on Chichester Place in W2. Steve adds that he saw several films being made in the area including 'Dare I Weep, Dare I Mourn' and 'The Strange Affair' and that he appears in 'Secret Ceremony' as one of the crowd standing outside St. Mary Magdalene Church.

The same place now. (PW)

Sam leaves the shop on Luisenstraße. Having lived in Paddington as a child in the 60s, Steve Dowthwaite advises that the tower block in the right distance is Gaydon House on Bourne Terrace and that this is outside the half demolished Synagogue on Chichester Place. Earlier views of the location appear in 'Innocent Meeting', The Comedy Man' and 'Never Let Go'.

The distant tower block gives the location away. (PW)

Sam is taken to meet Colonel Hartmann in the East German (!) countryside. Nowhere near East Germany says Geoff Dodd it is Claremont Fan Court School, Claremont Drive, Esher, Surrey. the school, also seen in 'The Admirable Crichton' as well as 'Heavens Above!' and 'Fury at Smugglers' Bay'. (RL)

Peter Bywaters took this view from a similar position.

The car pulls up outside the house where Hartmann sends Sam on a mission to Copenhagen to kill Rudolf Frensen. From Claremont Fan Court School, Esher, Sam is more likely to be going on a school trip. Identified by Geoff Dodd. (RL)

A drone shot by John H. (SJ)

Sam looks through a bus window en route from the airport. Vesterbrogade at the junction with Hammerichsgade, Copenhagen.

Joe Blackwell provides this comparison showing that Vesterbrogade has been narrowed to make way for cyclists, pedestrians and café culture.

Further along from the previous capture. The base of the SAS Royal Hotel at the corner of Hammerichsgade and Vesterbrogade.

Not so rainy in Joe Blackwell's modern view.

The bus arrives at the air terminal. Vesterbrogade, Copenhagen with the Liberty Memorial to the right.

Taken from ground level, the same elements fill this shot by Joe Blackwell.

Sam waits for his contact Anna (Inger Stratton) in the Tivoli Gardens, Copenhagen.

Sam and Anna talk. In the Tivoli Gardens looking towards what appears to be Copenhagen Central Station on Bernstorffsgade.

After spending the night with Anna, Sam looks out from her apartment at the SAS Royal Hotel, Hammerichsgade, Copenhagen, Denmark.

Slattery looks through a window as he speaks to Sam. Unidentified location.

Two uncredited actors, Rudolf Frensen and his escort, wait at a station. Located by Phil Bailey, this is Sheffield Park station on the Bluebell Railway in Sussex which also appears in 'The Innocents', 'Night Train to Murder' and 2012's 'The Woman in Black'.

John Harwood took this from inside the signal box on the platform. (SJ)

Frensen and his escort arrive at another station. Phil Bailey confirms this as Horsted Keynes station on the Bluebell Railway in Sussex. The station is also seen in 'Mr. Holmes', ‘Adolf Hitler, My Part in His Downfall’, 'Metro-Land', ‘Savage Messiah’ and 'Dracula' from 1979.

John H. delayed his visit to Horsted Keynes until repairs were nearly completed. (SJ)

Sam arrives back in Leipzig. Unidentified location.

Leaving the terminal at Leipzig airport. Unknown location.

Sam on the roof of a marionette theatre in Leipzig. Members of the Britmovie Forum identify this shot being taken on the roof of 94 Narrow Street in Poplar, London E14 looking over the River Thames towards Rotherhithe.

Ruth (Toby Robins) talks with Sam. Narrow Street E14.