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14-04-10 06:59 AM #1
hi, can anyone recomend any films showing Scarborough, any era. thank you
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Little Voice - Lots of external shots of Scarborough. I was on holiday there during some of the filming.
The Comedy Playhouse episode "Pygmalion Smith" is Scarborough too.
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Possession (2002) dir. Neil LaBute
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Captain Jack (1999) with Bob Hoskins was shot in the area, although probably more Whitby than Scarborough.
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|If you include TV, there was Rosie
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Turn of the Tide was made in 1935 by Norman Walker. Its a superb film from a novel by Leo Walmsley and was filmed in Robin Hood's Bay.
Turn of the Tide (1935)
There is also this excellent book currently available that covers films shot in the area. lots of brilliant photos. There are some particularly nice ones of the making of Turn of the Tide.
http://www.guerilla-books.com/made-in-yorkshire.php
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name='stanley monks']hi, can anyone recomend any films showing Scarborough, any era. thank you
Scarborough Ahoy (1995) might be worth a look - a short film about a day trip to the town starring Frances Barber. First show as part of C4's Red Triangle season I believe...
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name='quippy']Turn of the Tide was made in 1935 by Norman Walker. Its a superb film from a novel by Leo Walmsley and was filmed in Robin Hood's Bay.
Turn of the Tide (1935)
There is also this excellent book currently available that covers films shot in the area. lots of brilliant photos. There are some particularly nice ones of the making of Turn of the Tide.
Made In Yorkshire by Tony Earnshaw
TOTT also uses Whitby Harbour renamed as Burnharbour. Whitby in particylar traded on the connection for years afterwards mentioning the film on postcards and general publicity material,
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