filmed in London
 

many of my friends seem to be coming from London or going there, so I FIGure Why not<BR>a film thread.<BR>I'll start with two films that feature one of my all time favorites(remember women love?)stars, Glenda Jackson<BR>1.SUNDAY, BLOODY, SUNDAY<BR>2.TOUCH OF CLASS.

"Notting Hill" with Julia Roberts.

The World of Henry Orient, starring the late Peter Sellars.

Major chunks of both Austin Powers movies, Blowup, Four Weddings and A Funeral (or was it three?)<BR><BR>A Fish Named Wanda.<BR><BR>BAK

Michael Caine in the Ipcress File.

Bridget Jones Diary, Sliding Doors with Gwyneth Paltrow, The Adventurers.<BR>Judy :-)

DIVA!

Notting Hill<BR>Bits of Harry Potter<BR>Any James Bond film<BR>Bits of Mission Impossible 1<BR><BR>I'm still thinking...

I think DIVA was filmed in Paris by Luc Besson

film buff. You are right. Sorry for my error. Wasn't "Truly, Deeply" filmed in London?

Two more I can think of right now:<BR><BR>"Mary Poppins" (Julie Andrews) <BR>"My Fair Lady" (fabulous Audrey Hepburn and Rex Harrison)

Many years ago, a film with Oliver Reed, I think it was called The Crown Jewels Affair, about two rich brothers who steal the jewels out of boredom.<BR>Alan Bates in Nothing but the Best, and Georgie Girl.

most Julie Christie films, one old one called Far from the Madding Crowd.

Here goes:<BR><BR>Lock, Stock And Two Smoking Barrels <BR>101 Dalmatians<BR>Spice Girls The Movie<BR>Sense & Sensibility<BR>American Werewolf In London<BR>Four Weddings & A Funeral<BR>Shakespeare In Love <BR>Mansfield Park <BR>Elizabeth<BR>Harry Potter<BR>Trainspotting<BR>Entrapment<BR>

Bob Hoskins in The Long Good Friday and in Mona Lisa

Bits of "If It's Tuesday, This Must Be Belgium" with a very young Patricia Routledge as a museum tourguide.

I am trying to find a film I saw many years ago. A teen age boy has a crush on an older girl whom he follows with her dates. I think that girl was played by Mariane Faithful. The tragic climatic scene takes place in a swimming pool and I believe the film was titled Deep End. Does anyone know this film and is it available?

Speaking of Patricia Routledge, I believe To Sir With Love was done in London. I just found out recently that a young Patricia Routledge had a part in that.<BR>

One that we got out of the $4 DVD pile that was a banner choice...<BR><BR>SMASHING TIME<BR><BR>From the late '60s. Stars one of the Redgraves, a young woman named Rita Tushingham, and Michael York in his film debut. 'Austin Powers' was visually modeled after this film -- it is stunnin(gly bad). It's a musical about two girls from the North who come to London to go to Carnaby Street and be groovy. It's amazing.<BR><BR>I am hoping against all hopes that a copy of this soudtrack exists somewhere in London, and that I'll be able to find it in March!! If anyone has a lead, lemme know.

"Blow Up". Michelangelo Antonioni's famous cult movie (1966) starring Vanessa Redgrave, David Hemmings, and, if I remember well, also Twiggy.