The Most Surprising Film Locations in the UK Have Been Revealed
A poll has revealed the most surprising film locations in the UK that cinemagoers failed to recognise were from these very shores.
Top of the list was Guardians of the Galaxy‘s use of London’s Millennium Bridge from 2014. A whopping 95% of those surveyed couldn’t pick out the iconic Thames crossing from the movie.
Of the 50 films on the list, 78% of those quizzed failed to identify the films as being either partially, or entirely filmed in the UK.
Odeon Cinemas, who conducted the research, also found some other surprising results.
9 out of 10 film fans didn’t realise that the airport scene from Love, Actually (2003) was actually filmed at Epsom Race Course, although unsurprisingly the film was the most identifiable British film on the list.
THE UK’S TOP 10 MOST SURPRISING FILM LOCATIONS:
1. Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) – Millennium Bridge, London
2. Wonder Woman (2017) – Arundel Castle, Sussex
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3. Captain America: The First Avenger – Stanley Dock, Liverpool
4. Superman II (1982) – Chobham Common, Surrey
5. High Rise (2015) – Bangor Castle Gardens, Northern Ireland
6. Batman (1989) – Knebworth House, Hertfordshire
7. X-Men: First Class (2011) – Englefield House, Berkshire
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8. Transformers: The Last Knight (2017) – Alnwick Castle, Northumberland
9. Fast & Furious 6 – Dale Street, Manchester
10. Florence Foster Jenkins – Cunard Building, Liverpool
To celebrate another great summer of cinema, ODEON is giving away up to 1,000 free tickets during the month of August to anyone who takes a selfie at one of 50 iconic film locations in the UK and Ireland, to enjoy a film of their choice.
You can see the map here: http://www.odeon.co.uk/sceneit/