Negatives

Date: 1968
Director: Peter Medak
Production Company: Kettledrum Films, Silvio Nazzarino Productions

Stars: Glenda Jackson, Peter McEnery, Diane Cilento, Maurice Denham
Location(s): London

Region(s):

Storyline:

Talky vehicle as furniture dealer changes his persona from Dr Crippen to Baron von Richthofen, under the influence of a lodger, thus threatening his long term relationship with his lover.

Additional Information:

Stills by SJ

 

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  • Capture 1
  • 15 Mar 2016

McEnery's shop with his flat he shares with Jackson above.

Roland-François Lack has identified this as 1 Moore Park Road, London SW6 and provided this Google shot of the location in 2008 to support. (RL)

  • Capture 2
  • 28 Aug 2021

Repeated to show the progress of change. (RL)

Replacing the Google Earth from March 2016, which showed clearly there is more money in property than restaurants. This is opposite the entrance to Chelsea FC's home of Stamford Bridge. SJ

  • Capture 3
  • 'Now' required

Cilento and McEnery in a park, maybe Hyde.

  • Capture 4
  • 28 Aug 2021

Outside the shop. And near Cilento's head, a tantalising sign: something something Road? Ray and Ron Glenister read that as Moore Park Road and as a result view the location as the corner of Holmead and Fulham Road, with the houses in Fulham Road, London SW6 remaining. (RL)

The trees obscure much of the proof of the junction. SJ

  • Capture 5
  • 17 May 2019
The Butchers Hook, Holmead Road, London SW6 Circa 1986

And Rising Sun is adjacent to the shop. Roland-François Lack points out that the pub is now (Mar 2016) known as the Butcher's Hook. (RL)

The Butchers Hook, Holmead Road, London SW6

Christopher Matheson points out that the capture is of the side facade of what is now known as 'The Butchers Hook' and provides a shot in support. (RL)

  • Capture 6
  • 17 May 2019
Holmead Road, London SW6 with Fulham Road crossing left to right. Circa 1986

Another view, a bus and big clue on the haulage truck, but the studios (Shepperton) is in the southwest and Potters Bar in the north of London, hmm, much food for thought.

Holmead Road, London SW6 with Fulham Road crossing left to right.

Christopher gave it some thought and came up with, facing north in Holmead Road, London SW6 with Fulham Road crossing left to right. (RL)

  • Capture 7
  • 17 May 2019

Cilento leaves and this is also supposed to be the same road as those above.

Whilst in the area Christopher captured this shot, facing south in Holmead Road, London SW6 with King’s Road in the distance. (RL)