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Old 01-03-2006, 01:17 AM
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I see the pub used in Clockwork Orange was demolished a while back
Hi, Carlin,

Sorry to hear that. Where was that pub?

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Old 01-03-2006, 09:32 AM
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DOES ANYONE KNOW OF ANY PUBS ESPECIALLY THOSE THAT MAY NOW SELL GOOD REAL ALES THAT HAVE BEEN FEATURED IN FILMS ESPECIALLY OVER THE LAST FIFTY YEARS WITHIN THE UK. THIS COMBINES TWO OF MY HOBBIES AND I MAY DO A TOUR IF I CAN FIND ENOUGH STILL STANDING. DOES ANYBODY KNOW THE NAME OF THE PUB IN A KIND OF LOVING WHERE ALAN BATES SINGS ON STAGE WHILE GETTING DRUNK WITH JACK SMETHURST.
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I see the pub used in Clockwork Orange was demolished a while back:
http://www.edgwaretimes.co.uk/archive/disp...e_converted.php
And the only pub I know of to be named after a film, The "Genevieve" in Streatham, is no longer there.

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"The Hand of Glory" in A Canterbury Tale is an amalgam of "The Red Lion" in Wingham and the "George & Dragon" in Fordwich. Different villages on either side of Canterbury but seamlessly merged into a single location in the film.

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One of my old locals when I lived in the centre of town was The Hoop and Toy
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which was of course prominent in REPULSION
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DOES ANYONE KNOW OF ANY PUBS ESPECIALLY THOSE THAT MAY NOW SELL GOOD REAL ALES THAT HAVE BEEN FEATURED IN FILMS ESPECIALLY OVER THE LAST FIFTY YEARS WITHIN THE UK. THIS COMBINES TWO OF MY HOBBIES AND I MAY DO A TOUR IF I CAN FIND ENOUGH STILL STANDING. DOES ANYBODY KNOW THE NAME OF THE PUB IN A KIND OF LOVING WHERE ALAN BATES SINGS ON STAGE WHILE GETTING DRUNK WITH JACK SMETHURST.
There is a pub which features quite prominently in "Here we go round the Mulberry Bush". As I vaguely recall it had a sort of viking theme. The whole film was shot in Stevenage so it might be possible to trace the boozer.

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DOES ANYONE KNOW OF ANY PUBS ESPECIALLY THOSE THAT MAY NOW SELL GOOD REAL ALES THAT HAVE BEEN FEATURED IN FILMS ESPECIALLY OVER THE LAST FIFTY YEARS WITHIN THE UK. THIS COMBINES TWO OF MY HOBBIES AND I MAY DO A TOUR IF I CAN FIND ENOUGH STILL STANDING. DOES ANYBODY KNOW THE NAME OF THE PUB IN A KIND OF LOVING WHERE ALAN BATES SINGS ON STAGE WHILE GETTING DRUNK WITH JACK SMETHURST.
"The British Flag" in Rowditch lane, Battersea, was featured in Saturday Night and Sunday Morning. contrary to those who believe all the film was shot in Nottingham.

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Sadly, the pub featured in Hammer House Of Mystery And Susepnse's seminal BLACK CARRION, in the village of Great Gaddesden, betwixt Hemel Hempstead and Dunstable, has now been kernocked through and turned into flats.
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DOES ANYONE KNOW OF ANY PUBS ESPECIALLY THOSE THAT MAY NOW SELL GOOD REAL ALES THAT HAVE BEEN FEATURED IN FILMS ESPECIALLY OVER THE LAST FIFTY YEARS WITHIN THE UK. THIS COMBINES TWO OF MY HOBBIES AND I MAY DO A TOUR IF I CAN FIND ENOUGH STILL STANDING. DOES ANYBODY KNOW THE NAME OF THE PUB IN A KIND OF LOVING WHERE ALAN BATES SINGS ON STAGE WHILE GETTING DRUNK WITH JACK SMETHURST.
I'm not sure of the exact location in London but...

The Mother Black Cap - site of the famous "What f**ker said that?" scene in Withnail & I really does exist.

It used to be called something else, but it was refurbished last year and is now called The Mother Black Cap.
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If you're a Wickerman fan, you can drink here and stay overnight in the Sergeant Howies room.

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Thanks for all your replies, I am in London for a couple of days soon and I will be visiting a couple of pubs probably starting with the one from Frenzy.
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Thanks for all your replies, I am in London for a couple of days soon and I will be visiting a couple of pubs probably starting with the one from Frenzy.
If ever you are in Nottingham Willan let me know and i will take you to the White Horse SN & SM and then to some other watering holes just for the fun of it...
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And the only pub I know of to be named after a film, The "Genevieve" in Streatham, is no longer there.

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There's The Wicked Lady pub between St Albans and Wheathampstead. It's almost certainly named after the film.
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There's The Wicked Lady pub between St Albans and Wheathampstead. It's almost certainly named after the film.
Or the landlady?

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There's The Wicked Lady pub between St Albans and Wheathampstead. It's almost certainly named after the film.
Is it still there? It's not listed in the Yellow pages. not for St Albans, Wheathampstead or Sandridge which is about the only place between the two.

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