No My Darling Daughter

Date: 1961
Director: Ralph Thomas
Production Company: Five Star Films Ltd., Rank Organisation,

Stars: Juliet Mills, Michael Redgrave, Michael Craig, Roger Livesey, Rad Fulton
Location(s): London, Scotland

Region(s): ,

Storyline:

Father finds it difficult to let his grown daughter go, while she has to make her mind up regarding whom she loves. SJ

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Torrington Place WC1, looking southwest towards Tottenham Court Road, On the right is Mullard House, former head office of the electronics company, now part of UCL. (SR)

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Mills' boarding school. Heatherden Hall, Pinewood Studios, Buckinghamshire. (SR)

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Heatherden Hall, seen in numerous productions. (SR)

Fulton at Grosvenor Square, W1

The buildings on Upper Grosvenor Street, W1, are unchanged, but the pedestrian crossing, seen in Children of the Damned, The Notorious Landlady and A Game for Vultures, is long gone. SJ

Receiving directions from a bobby.

A lot of trees proving nothing. This cries out for a winter shot but it is the reverse pov from the above in Grosvenor Sqaure. SJ

Mills and Fulton visit St Paul's Cathedral EC4.

A bit damp now from Peter.

Bounding up the steps.

Peter couldn't get back any further to get the columns in.

Mills outside no 34 Radnor Place, London W2

34 Gloucester Square though this is taken from Radnor Place, London W2. SJ

Fulton ready to escort Mills by scooter.

Radnor Place, W2. SJ

Radnor Place looking towards Southwick Place, W2.

Grosvenor Square, W1, again.

Nearly the Roosevelt Memorial also seen in Obsession, looking towards the US embassy, which has been so since 1960 and at 2013 is still there before it moves to Nine Elms. SJ

At the Tower of London

In retrospect I can't believe that I had a clear view without tourists. (RL)

At Buckingham Palace, SW1.

The same, more active, place now from Peter.

Redgrave and Livesey at Gloucester Square in W2. In the background stands St. John's church on Hyde Park Crescent which can be seen in ‘The Walking Stick’, 'Enchantment', 'No My Darling Daughter', 'Percy’, ‘Percy’s Progress’, 'Smart Alec', ‘Two a Penny’ and 'Life with the Lyons'.

Facing the church of St John's on Hyde Park Crescent. SJ

Craig and Livesey at Stillwell Street, W2.

Total match, looking east down Southwick Place. SJ

Round the corner.

Building (completion of the block seen partially in the now) and trees now obscure Southwick Place from this shot on Radnor Place, W2. SJ

Looking north, Craig watches Mills and Fulton scooter off.

The whole block on the east between Somers Crescent and Sussex Gardens has been replaced. SJ

Picnic, possibly Regent's Park, NW1

Denis Hoare confirms that it is indeed Regent's Park. (RL)

A country hotel

The Inversnaid Hotel on the eastern shore of Loch Lomond in Scotland, found by Alan Watt (AW) and proved with this shot, snapped on 13th August 2104. (SJ)

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Useful sign as Livesey steps out for some fishing. But is Invermurchie Arms real?

Mills looks out from her window.

Alan adds here, "I'm sure this is the same place, difficult to tell exactly with the new(ish) extension, and the windows appear to have been reconfigured somewhat since the film was made."

Fulton camping by a loch.

Very close to the Inversnaid Hotel on the Eastern shore of Loch Lomond in Scotland. AW

Livesey fishes by some striking falls.

Where the Arklet Water flows into Loch Lomond. AW

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Fulton and Mills read about their "abscondment."

Craig back at no34 with reporters waiting outside.

The corner of Radnor Place and Gloucester Square. SJ

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Livesey arranging the wedding at his local church.

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Fulton and Mills stop at phone boxes to make respective calls to their fathers.

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A curious mileage amount on the sign.