On Location: A Guide to Visiting the UK and Ireland's Best Film and TV Sights
By (Author) Peter Naldrett
Bloomsbury Publishing PLC
Conway
3rd October 2023
22nd June 2023
United Kingdom
General
Non Fiction
Films, cinema
Television
791.4365841
Paperback
320
Width 156mm, Height 234mm
For popular-culture vultures, there really is no better guide to Britains best TV and film locations than On Location. With their historical charm, scenic beauty and diverse cities, the United Kingdom and Ireland have proved to be popular backdrops for film and TV directors over the decades. Whether it be the period piece Bridgerton, the gritty drama Game of Thrones, the adrenaline-fuelled Mission: Impossible series or the sci-fi trailblazer Doctor Who, the UK and Ireland have been on hand to lend buildings, countryside and natural features to some of the most gripping on-screen moments. On Location presents some of the finest destinations around the British Isles to appear in cinema and on TV, and details exactly how you can go about visiting them. Attractions range from Londons bustling city centre, home to many James Bond movies, to secluded stately homes that have hosted elaborate productions of Pride and Prejudice, and offbeat urban buildings featured in well-loved shows such as Only Fools and Horses and The Young Ones. Featuring over 100 TV shows and blockbuster films, this guidebook is sure to keep even the most obsessive film buff occupied for years.
Ever since playing with toy lightsabers and memorising the script of Star Wars, Peter Naldrett has had a strong interest in film and TV. Studying Film Studies at A-Level and later on a postgraduate course, he began a career in Journalism that included reviewing new film and DVD releases for different newspapers. He has a love of travel and has written other guides to the United Kingdom, including Days Out Underground, Around the Coast in 80 Days and Treasured Islands. Peter is also the author of many countryside walking guides to the Peak District, Yorkshire Dales and Lake District. He teaches Geography at a South Yorkshire secondary school and lives on the edge of the Peak District with his wife, Nicola, and two children, Toby and Willow.