Till Death Us Do Part
Date: 1969
Director: Norman Cohen
Production Company: Associated London Films, British Lion Film Corporation
Stars: Warren Mitchell, Dandy Nichols, Una Stubbs, Antony Booth, Bill Maynard, Brian Blessed, Sam Kydd, Michael Robbins, Pat Coombs, Kate Williams
Location(s): London, Surrey
Region(s): London T-Z, South East R-Z
Storyline:
Telling the story of the Garnett family from the late 1930’s, through World War Two and the London Blitz, to the 1960’s with England winning the World Cup.
Additional Information:
Screen captures and uncredited ‘now’ images uploaded by Phil Wilkinson
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Establishing shot of the end of the films Jamaica Street in London E1. An unidentified location that is likely to be a set.
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The corner shop on the corner of Nassau Terrace with Jamaica Street. Although deserted streets and houses were often used for filming in the 1960s and 70s, the street pattern here does not follow that of the real Jamaica Street.
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Else Garnett (Dandy Nichol) crosses Jamaica Street with the Anchor & Hope pub in the background.
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A general view of the street. The location does appear to be a real street used prior to demolition though.
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Part of the street is bombed during the Second world war. Note the signals on the railway bridge.
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Fast forward to the 1960's and an updated shot of the Anchor & Hope public house. A real Anchor & Hope pub once existed at 8, Jamaica Street E1.
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- 02 May 2023
Rita Garnett (Una Stubbs) marries Mike Rawlins (Antony Booth). No longer unknown, Robbie Higgins provides the location as St. Agatha’s Catholic Church 1 Wyndham Road, Kingston On Thames, Surrey, KT2 5JR (RL)
John Harwood admits he could have pushed the gates back. (SJ)
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Empty houses on Jamaica Street as families are moved out prior to demolition. After many years of searching the location has been found . . . . it's now confirmed as a set at Shepperton studios which was also seen in 'Scream and Scream Again' as well as the Children's Film Foundation's 'Magnificent Six and a ½' feature entitled 'The Astronoughts'.
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Alf returns home to find that his family have moved out. Notice that the signal on the railway bridge seen earlier has now been replaced with electrification masts. A minor detail by the film makers that shows the passage of time.
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- 05 May 2023
The Garnett family have been rehoused in new high rise blocks. Frank F. confirms that this is the Alton Estate in Roehampton SW15.
John H. has achieved a remarkably good shot from his drone. (SJ)
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- 05 May 2023
Alf searches door to door for his wife and family. London Movie Guide identifies this location as Denmead House on Highcliffe Drive, Roehampton. Not a million miles away from the location of the first book burning in 'Fahrenheit 451'.
Another drone shot by John. (SJ)