Name of Film	Date First Shown in UK	Summary of Film	Kent Locations Used	Description of Scenes Filmed	Further weblinks
The Great Escaper (2023)	06/10/2023	Inspired by true events, The Great Escaper (2023) chronicles the story of WWII veteran Bernard Jordan, who masterminded a ‘great escape’ from his care home in order to attend the 70th Anniversary of the D-Day landings in France. Written by BAFTA-nominee William Ivory (Made in Dagenham, Truckers) and directed by BAFTA-nominee Oliver Parker (Johnny English Reborn (2011), St. Trinian’s), the film stars Michael Caine (Children of Men (2006), King of Thieves (2018)) as Bernard Jordan and Glenda Jackson (Elizabeth R (1971), Women in Love) as his wife Irene in her last role.	Abbot's Cliff	Abbot's Cliff appears in a brief driving shot early in the film, when Bernard (Michael Caine) is getting a taxi to the Port of Dover. It later appears in a flashback scene of young Irene (Laura Marcus) watching bomber planes fly over the sea during WWII.	The Great Escaper (2023) Article on Kent Film Office website The Great Escaper (2023) on IMDb https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JEvYEPNxHzo
			Port of Dover - Cruise Terminal	Bernard Jordan (Michael Caine) visits the Port of Dover and boards a ferry to France. Filming also took place on the PandO Ferry, Spirit of Dover.
The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar , Poison, The Rat Catcher & The Swan (2023)	27/09/2023	The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar, Poison, The Rat Catcher and The Swan (2023) are a selection of short films based on The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar and Six More, a collection of short stories by Roald Dahl. Directed by Wes Anderson (Fantastic Mr. Fox, The Grand Budapest Hotel), the films star Benedict Cumberbatch (The Electrical Life of Louis Wain (2022), Doctor Strange (2016)), Ralph Fiennes (Holmes & Watson (2018), Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (2010)), Rupert Friend (The Death of Stalin, Hitman: Agent 47), Ben Kingsley (Gandhi, Schindler’s List), Dev Patel (Slumdog Millionaire, Lion) and Richard Ayoade (The IT Crowd, Submarine).	Maidstone Studios	The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar, The Ratcatcher, Poison and The Swan were filmed at The Maidstone Studios almost in their entirety, with set and prop construction taking part in nearby Kent locations.	The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar (2023) Article on Kent Film Office website The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar (2023) on IMDb Poison (2023) on IMDb The Rat Catcher (2023) on IMDb The Swan (2023) on IMDb The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar (2023) Trailer
			Powerhub	The hospital set in The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar was filmed at The Powerhub, which also served as a base for production.
Gandeevadhari Arjuna (2023)	24/09/2023	Gandeevadhari Arjuna (2023) is an Indian Telugu-language film following Arjun Varma, an ex-RAW operative now tasked with protecting the Indian Minister of Environment and Climate Change, who has become the prime target for an assassination by his rival. Directed by Praveen Sattaru (Chandamama Kathalu, Life Before Wedding), the film stars Varun Tej (Valmiki, Kanche) as Arjun Varma, Sakshi Vaidya (Agent) as Ira, Nassar (Baahubali: The Beginning, Fair Game) as Adityaraj Bahadur, Vinay Rai (Doctor, Etharkkum Thunindhavan) as Ranveer and Vimala Raman (Asvins (2023), Dam999) as Priya Bahadur.	The Pines	The Pines doubles as the Wembley home of Priya (Vimala Raman) and daughter Riya (Veda Agrawal) throughout the film.	Gandeevadhari Arjuna (2023) Article on Kent Film Office website Gandeevadhari Arjuna (2023) on IMDb Gandeevadhari Arjuna (2023) Trailer
Red, White & Royal Blue (2023)	11/08/2023	Based on the 2019 novel of the same name, Red, White & Royal Blue (2023) is an enemies-to-lovers rom-com about the forbidden romance between Alex, the son of the President of the United States, and Henry, the Prince of England. If their secret affair comes to light, it could have serious political consequences. Directed by Matthew López (The Newsroom), the series stars Nicholas Galitzine (Cinderella, Purple Hearts) as Prince Henry of England, Taylor Zakhar Perez (The Kissing Booth 2, Minx) as Alex Claremont-Diaz, the son of the President of the United States and Uma Thurman (Kill Bill: Vol. 1, Pulp Fiction) as Alex’s mother, the United States president Ellen Claremont.	MM - Sevenoaks	A private house in Sevenoaks doubles for the Claremont-Diaz vacation house in Texas, where Alex (Taylor Zakhar Perez) and Prince Henry (Nicholas Galitzine) spend time relaxing.	Red, White & Royal Blue (2023) Article on Kent Film Office website Red, White & Royal Blue (2023) on IMDb Red, White & Royal Blue (2023) Trailer
Last Sentinel (2023)	01/07/2023	Set in the year 2063, Last Sentinel (2023) follows a platoon of soldiers, stranded in an abandoned military base in the middle of the ocean, the last line of defence against an unknown enemy. Directed by Tanel Toom (Truth and Justice), the film stars Kate Bosworth (SS-GB (2017), Superman Returns), Lucien Laviscount (Snatch, Emily in Paris), Martin McCann (The Survivalist, Blue Lights) and Thomas Kretschmann (King Kong, Resident Evil: Apocalypse).	Redsand Towers Sea Fort	The film is set on a single tower of the Maunsell Army Forts and the exterior of the tower features in various establishing shots throughout the film.	Last Sentinel (2023) Article on Kent Film Office website Last Sentinel (2023) on IMDb Last Sentinel (2023) Trailer
Asvins (2023)	23/06/2023	Asvins (2023) is an Indian Tamil-language psychological horror film following a group of YouTubers investigating paranormal activity in a mansion in Kent. After accidentally unleashing a 1500-year-old evil entity, the group must fight to save their lives. Directed by Tarun Teja Mallareddy, the film has a small cast of only 6 actors – Vasanth Ravi (Taramani, Jailer) as Arjun, Vimala Raman (Dam999, Oppam) as Aarthi Rajagopal, Saras Menon as Ritu, Muralidaran (Rocketry: The Nambi Effect) as Varun, Udhaya Deep as Rahul and Simran Pareek as Grace.	A - Bedgebury Manor / Bellbrook - Location Collective	The haunted house the team of YouTubers investigate is Bedgebury Manor. Areas featured include the bedrooms, bathroom, basement, entrance hall, library and garden.	Asvins (2023) Article on Kent Film Office website Asvins (2023) on IMDb Asvins (2023) Official Trailer
Love Again (2023)	12/05/2023	Love Again (2023) is a remake of the successful 2016 German-language rom-com SMS Fuer Dich, based on the book written by Sofie Cramer. It tells the story of a young woman who is heartbroken by the death of her fiancé and sends text messages to his old number which, unbeknownst to her, has been reassigned. The messages are received by a single guy across town, and he is so moved by her messages that the two form a connection. The film is directed by Jim Strouse (People Places Things, The Incredible Jessica James) and stars Priyanka Chopra Jonas (The Matrix Resurrections, The White Tiger) Sam Heughan (Outlander, The Spy Who Dumped Me), Russell Tovey (Flesh and Blood (2020), The Good Liar) and singer Céline Dion, who also composed new music for the film.	Home Farm	Home Farm doubles for Mira's (Priyanka Chopra Jonas) parent's home, where she stays after the sudden death of her fiancé.	Love Again (2023) Article on Kent Film Office website Love Again (2023) on IMDb Love Again (2023) Trailer
Empire of Light (2023)	09/01/2023	Empire of Light (2023) is a dramatic love story centred around a beautiful old cinema on the South Coast of England in the early 1980s. Written and directed by Academy Award-winning Sam Mendes (1917, Skyfall) and photographed by the legendary Roger Deakins (Blade Runner 2049, No Country for Old Men), Empire of Light stars Olivia Colman (The Favourite (2019), The Crown (2016-2022)) as Hilary and Micheal Ward (Top Boy (2019-2022), Blue Story) as Stephen, with Colin Firth (Operation Mincemeat (2022), The Mercy (2018)) and Toby Jones (The Electrical Life of Louis Wain (2022), Christopher Robin (2018)) in supporting roles.	Manston Airport	Manston Airport was used to build various sets, including the exterior and interior of the hospital, the interior of Hilary's (Olivia Colman) flat, the interior of Stephen's (Micheal Ward) flat, and the projection room of the Empire cinema. The site was also used to film a scene with the No. 15 night bus.	Empire of Light (2023) Article on Kent Film Office website Empire of Light (2023) on IMDb Empire of Light (2023) Official Trailer
			Cobtree Manor Park	Cobtree Manor Park features in the film's closing in a heartfelt goodbye scene.
			Arlington House, Margate	Arlington House in Margate features in the film as the exterior of Stephen's (Micheal Ward) family home.
			The East Kent Railway	The interior of the train carriage in the film's closing was filmed on The East Kent Railway, using one of their carriages.
			Margate	Margate is the film's main location, with Margate Main Sands, Marine Terrace and the promenade featuring throughout as the backdrop for the Empire cinema. The tidal pool on Margate beach features in a scene where Hilary (Olivia Colman) and Stephen (Micheal Ward) skim stones across the water. Also featuring in smaller roles along the seafront are the Nayland Rock Shelter, The Lido, Ethelbert Terrace and Cliff Terrace, and Marine Drive which features in a scene involving an ambulance. The exterior of Hilary's flat was filmed on Fort Paragon. The old Mayor's Parlour in Margate town doubles as the interior of a doctor's office. The Margate Railway station booking hall appears near the film's closing as itself. Local businesses including Sands Café (a beachfront café), Marina Café, Wildes Restaurant and Café Darcy which doubles as a chemist, also feature in the film.
			Dreamland Margate	Dreamland doubles at the Empire Cinema, the film's main setting. The theme park, roller rink, old ballroom and rooftop all feature. The cinema's lobby, ticket booth and offices were a set, built on a parcel of land owned by Dreamland and just a few metres away from the venue.
			Broadstairs & Viking Bay	The Victoria Gardens feature in a scene where Stephen (Micheal Ward) and Ruby (Crystal Clarke), on a day out, spot Hilary (Olivia Colman) sitting alone on a bench and stop to talk with her. Lillyputt Mini Golf in Broadstairs is the location where Stephen and Ruby play minigolf together.
Living (2022)	04/11/2022	Living (2022) is an English-language adaptation of Akira Kurosawa’s classic film Ikiru by Kazuo Ishiguro, set in 1950s London. Directed by Oliver Hermanus (Moffie, Beauty), Living stars Bill Nighy (The Boat that Rocked (2009), Pokémon: Detective Pikachu (2019)) as Williams, Aimee Lou Wood (Sex Education (2021), The Electrical Life of Louis Wain (2022)) as Margaret Harris and Alex Sharp (The Trial of the Chicago 7, The Hustle) as Peter Wakeling.	Chatham	Kings Theatre in Chatham doubles as the cinema where Mr Williams (Bill Nighy) and Margaret Harris (Aimee Lou Wood) watch a film, and later where Margaret and Peter Wakeling (Alex Sharp) go on a date.	Living (2022) Article on Kent Film Office website Living (2022) on IMDb Living (2022) Official Trailer
			The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The exterior of the Lead and Paint Mill doubles as the bomb site which Mr Williams (Bill Nighy) later transforms into a playground. The Commissioner's House Gardens double for St James's Park in London, where Mr Williams and Margaret Harris (Aimee Lou Wood) go on a walk, and the Ropery alley doubles for the streets of London.
Enola Holmes 2 (2022)	04/11/2022	Based on the mystery novels by Nancy Springer, young detective Enola Holmes makes her return in Enola Holmes 2 (2022), where she takes the lead in her first missing person case. Once again, she will need to team up with her friends and older brother, Sherlock, to try to unravel the mysteries of the seedy London underworld. Directed by Harry Bradbeer (Killing Eve (2018-2022), Fleabag) and adapted for the screen by Jack Thorne (The Aeronauts (2019), Wonder), Enola Holmes 2 stars Millie Bobby Brown (Stranger Things, Godzilla vs. Kong) as the titular character Enola Holmes, Henry Cavill (The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (2015), Man of Steel) as her older brother Sherlock Holmes, Helena Bonham Carter (Les Misérables (2013), The Crown (2016-2020)) as her mother Eudoria Holmes and Louis Partridge (Pistol (2022), Medici) as Viscount Tewkesbury.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	Enola Holmes 2 returned to The Historic Dockyard Chatham to film at Anchor Wharf which features as the exterior of the match factory where Enola (Millie Bobby Brown) investigates. The Ropery complex of buildings also appears in the film as the exterior of The Paragon Theatre where the missing girl, Sarah Chapman (Hannah Dodd), worked previously, as well as the London streets outside Bessie's (Serrana Su-Ling Bliss) home.	Enola Holmes 2 (2022) article on Kent Film Office website Enola Holmes 2 (2022) on IMDb Enola Holmes 2 (2022) Trailer
Big Boys Don't Cry (2020)	05/09/2022	Paul Connolly Michael Socha (Papillon (I)) recalls his harrowing childhood growing up in a children's home following a police investigation into his boyhood friend's suicide. As Paul struggles to build a relationship with Anthea Zoë Tapper (Mr Selfridge (2016)), he is forced to confront those responsible for his shattered childhood and the death of his friend. Big Boys Don't Cry (2020) is a biographical crime drama film produced by Kal Bonner (Howard Marks and the Lance of Destiny), Tim Bonner (Sweet Petunia), Sunita Mirchandani and Alex Scott (Much Ado About Nothing). The cast includes Michael Socha as Paul Connolly, Zoë Tapper as Anthea and Rocci Williams (Wrath of Man) as Lee. Paul Connolly (Big Boys Don't Cry), Executive Producer, also stars as himself. Director is Steve Crowhurst (SAS: Who Dares Wins) for Screenbound International Pictures.	Rochester City	Gravesend Road in Higham, Rochester, features in a brief night scene where Paul (Michael Socha) phones Malkie (David Spinx) from a phone box chasing information about the whereabouts of his old care workers.	Big Boys Don't Cry (2020) Article on Kent Film Office website Big Boys Don't Cry (2020) on IMDb Big Boys Don't Cry (2020) Trailer
			Cliffe	An alleyway off Battlesmere Road in Cliffe Woods was the setting for the scene where young Paul (Mitchell Norman) and Liam (Joshua Coombes) eat chips out of a loaf of bread and talk about their future.
			Deal	Deal beach, promenade, beach shelter, pier and Mario's Fish B all feature when Anthea (Zoe Tapper) and Paul (Michael Socha) enjoy a day out by the seaside.
			Gravesend	Hive Lane in Gravesend features in a night scene where someone drops a package into Paul's (Michael Socha) car.
Rogue Agent (2022)	27/07/2022	Rogue Agent depicts the chilling true story of career conman Robert Freegard, who masqueraded as an MI5 agent in order to extort and kidnap countless victims. When one woman falls for his charms however, she becomes the only person capable of finally bringing him down. Directed by Declan Lawn and Adam Patterson (The Salisbury Poisonings), Rogue Agent stars James Norton (The Nevers (2021), Little Women) as Robert Freegard and Gemma Arterton (Summerland (2020), The Escape (2017)) as Alice, the woman who falls for his charms. Also appearing in the film are Sarah Goldberg (Barry, The Night House), Shazad Latif (Penny Dreadful, Spooks) and Jimmy Akingbola (Kate & Koji (2020-2022), In the Long Run (2019)).	NT - South Foreland Lighthouse	South Foreland Lighthouse in St Magarets At Cliffe features in the film as the exterior of a holiday let, where Robert Freegard (James Norton) takes both Alice (Gemma Arterton) and Jenny (Sarah Goldberg).	Rogue Agent (2022) Article on Kent Film Office website Rogue Agent (2022) on IMDb Rogue Agent (2022) Official Trailer
			Dover	Upper Road in Dover features in the scene where Robert Freegard (James Norton) offers Alice (Gemma Arterton) the chance to drive his red Ferrari to their holiday let.
			St Margaret's Bay	Robert Freegard (James Norton) and Jenny (Sarah Goldberg) take a romantic walk along St Margaret's Bay in Dover, where they discuss how her student debt could affect her chances of getting a job at MI5.
True Things (2022)	01/04/2022	True Things (2022) follows Kate, a young woman living on the edge of society as she becomes intoxicated with a stranger who overturns her quiet lifestyle. Based on the book of the same name by Deborah Kay Davies, True Things was adapted for the screen by Molly Davies and Harry Wootliff (Only You, Totally Frank) and stars Ruth Wilson (Luther, Saving Mr. Banks) as Kate, and Tom Burke (Only God Forgives, The Souvenir) as Blond, the man she falls in love with.	Ramsgate	The film is set in Ramsgate and the town appears various times throughout. Notable features are Ramsgate lifts, the Royal Harbour and the Jacobs Ladder steps. Various roads, including Military Road and the Ramsgate Harbour Approach Tunnel feature in driving scenes. The exterior and lobby of the The Argyle Job Centre on York Street were used as the job centre where Kate (Ruth Wilson) works. The Royal Harbour Parade car park features as the location in which Blond (Tom Burke) and Kate have their first tryst, and where Kate later attempts suicide.	True Things (2022) Article on Kent Film Office website True Things (2022) on IMDB True Things (2022) Trailer
			Harpers Bar	Harpers Bar in Broadstairs features as the pub in which Blond (Tom Burke) mocks Kate (Ruth Wilson) for wanting to be his girlfriend. It later appears again in a scene in which Kate and her friend Alison (Hayley Squires) challenge some friends to a game of pool.
			A - The Royal Albion	The Royal Albion in Broadstairs is the setting for Kate (Ruth Wilson) and Blond's (Tom Burke) romantic lunch date on the terrace.
			Kingsgate Bay	Kingsgate Bay appears in the film's opening during a dream sequence between Kate (Ruth Wilson) and a curly-haired stranger.
			Broadstairs & Viking Bay	The old Canterbury Christchurch University campus in Broadstairs was used to film the interior of the job centre that Kate (Ruth Wilson) works at. North Foreland lighthouse in Broadstairs also appears in a brief shot.
			Margate	The interiors and exteriors of Kate's (Ruth Wilson) flat were filmed at a private residence in Margate. Nasza Biedronk convenience store on Northdown Road features as the supermarket which Kate visits to buy breakfast ingredients for Blond (Tom Burke).
Operation Mincemeat (2022)	07/01/2022	Operation Mincemeat (2022) is a drama set during World War Two. The film is based on the true story on how British intelligence officers pulled off one of the most successful wartime deceptions of Nazi Germany. The film was written by Michelle Ashford (The Pacific, Boomtown) and is based on the book by Ben Macintyre. Stars of the film include Colin Firth (Kingsman: The Secret Service, Pride and Prejudice) as Ewen Montagu, Matthew Macfadyen (The Current War, Churchills Secret) as Charles Cholmondeley, Johnny Flynn (Vanity Fair, Stardust, The Dig) as James Bond author Ian Fleming and Kelly Macdonald (Line of Duty, The Victim) as Jean Leslie. Supporting cast includes Penelope Wilton (Downton Abbey (2010), Summerland (2020)) and Alex Jennings (The Crown Series 1 – 4 (2016-2020), The Halcyon (2017)).	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	HMS Cavalier at Chatham Dockyard appears at the beginning and end of the film, in a sequence where the Allied forces are approaching the coast of Sicily. Anchor Wharf also features, doubling as the R.N. Submarine Base at Holy Loch, where Charles (Matthew Macfadyen) tells Ewen (Colin Firth) that he is going to travel with the dead body to Spain.	Operation Mincemeat (2022) Article on Kent Film Office website Operation Mincemeat (2022) on IMDb Operation Mincemeat (2022) Official Trailer
The Electrical Life of Louis Wain (2022)	01/01/2022	The Electrical Life of Louis Wain (2022) is the upcoming biopic of the English painter who rose to fame at the end of the 19th century. Known for his unique paintings of anthropomorphised cats, Wain suffered from poor mental health in his later years and was hospitalised when his family could no longer care for him. Benedict Cumberbatch (Doctor Strange, Sherlock) stars as the titular character Louis Wain, with Claire Foy (The Crown (2016 – 2020), A Very British Scandal (2021)) portraying the love of his life, Emily. The film also features Andrea Riseborough (Luxor, The Grudge), Aimee Lou Wood (Sex Education (2021)), Toby Jones (Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, Christopher Robin) and Sharon Rooney (My Mad Fat Diary, The Tunnel: Vengeance (2017)). The film was written and directed by Will Sharpe (Defending the Guilty, Flowers) alongside writer Simon Stephenson (Eleventh Hour, Paddington 2).	Botany Bay	Botany Bay features in a scene where Louis (Benedict Cumberbatch) and his sisters have a picnic on the beach, and later the Botany Bay clifftops appear in a sequence where an aged Louis and his family ride their carriage along a clifftop path.	The Electrical Life of Louis Wain (2022) Article on Kent Film Office website The Electrical Life of Louis Wain (2022) on IMDb The Electrical Life of Louis Wain (2022) Official Trailer The Electrical Life of Louis Wain (2022) on Wikipedia
			Deal Seafront	The exterior and conservatory of The Coast House BandB features as Bendigo Lodge in Westgate on Sea where Louis Wain moved his family. It also features in various scenes seeing Louis and his sisters painting, swimming and taking a carriage ride.
			Walmer & Kingsdown Golf Club	The Leas footpath in Kingsdown features in a short sequence where Louis (Benedict Cumberbatch) runs along the clifftop path during a thunderstorm.
The Amazing Mr Blunden (2021)	24/12/2021	Based on the 1972 family film of the same name, The Amazing Mr Blunden (2021) tells the story of modern teenagers Lucy and Jamie, whose encounter with a mysterious old man called Mr Blunden leads to them becoming caretakers of an old country home. They soon discover that the home is haunted by the spirits of two young children, Sara and Georgie, and with the help of Mr Blunden, the two teens must travel back in time to 1821 to save the children’s lives. Written and directed by Mark Gatiss (Sherlock, Doctor Who), The Amazing Mr Blunden stars renowned actor Simon Callow (Four Weddings and a Funeral, A Room with a View (1985)) as Mr. Blunden, Tamsin Greig (Episodes, Friday Night Dinner) as Mrs. Wickens and Mark Gatiss as Mr. Wickens, as well as newcomers Tsion Habte (Liar (2017-2020), Sex Education (2021)) as Lucy, Jason Rennie as Jamie, India Fowler (Safe) as Sara and Xavier Wilkins as Georgie.	MM - Finchcocks	Finchcocks features as Langley Park, the main location to which modern teenagers Lucy (Tsion Habte) and Jamie Allen (Jason Rennie) time travel with the help of the mysterious Mr Blunden (Simon Callow) to prevent the murder of Sara (India Fowler) and Georgie (Xavier Wilkins)in 1821 by the wicked Mr and Mrs Wickens (Mark Gatiss	The Amazing Mr Blunden (2021) Article on Kent Film Office website The Amazing Mr Blunden (2021) on IMDb
'83 (2021)	23/12/2021	’83 (2021) from Reliance Entertainment and Vibri Media recalls the events of one of India’s most defining sporting moments when in 1983, Kapil Dev, portrayed by Ranveer Singh (Kill Dil, Gully Boy) captains the Indian cricket team to their first ever World Cup victory. Directed by Kabir Khan (Ek Tha Tiger, Kabul Express), ’83 also features Deepika Padukone (Om Shanti Om, Chennai Express) as Dev’s wife Romi, Jiiva (Kee, Mugamoodi) as Srikkanth and Saqib Saleem (Race 3, Dil Junglee) as Amarnath.	The Nevill Ground	The Nevill Cricket Ground in Tunbridge Wells features as itself where on 18th June during the 1983 World Cup Captain Kapil Dev (Ranveer Singh) broke the world record of an unbeaten 126 runs for the 9th wicket – a world record that stood unbroken for 27 years - and led his team to victory against Zimbabwe.	'83 (2021) Article on Kent Film Office website '83 (2021) on IMDb '83 (2021) Trailer '83 (2021) on Wikipedia
The Last Rite (2021)	26/11/2021	The Last Rite (2021) is an indie horror film about medical student Lucy who begins suffering from sleep paralysis and falls prey to a demonic force set on tearing her life apart. The debut feature of writer and director Leroy Kincaide, The Last Rite stars Bethan Waller as Lucy, Johnny Fleming (Soho) as her boyfriend Ben and Kit Smith (Echoes, Sniper Corpse) as Father Roberts.	Eastwell Manor Hotel	Eastwell Manor Hotel in Ashford doubles as the Chancellor's (Deborah Blake) office, where Father Roberts (Kit Smith) pleads for the church's permission to perform an exorcism on Lucy (Bethan Waller).	The Last Rite (2021) Article on Kent Film Office website The Last Rite (2021) on IMDb The Last Rite (2021) Trailer
			Maidstone	Most of the action of the film takes place in Ben's (Johnny Fleming) house, which was filmed at a private house in Barming, Maidstone. Also featured are a Maidstone Doctor's Surgery, which doubles as Dr Bennett's (Simon Rhys-Jones) office, Ballin' (formerly known as Gallery Superclub) which features as the Cuban bar Lucy (Bethan Waller) and Ellie (Tara Hoyos-Martinez) meet in, and Wildwoods Restaurant, the bathroom of which doubles as the Cuban Bar's bathroom.
			MM - Sevenoaks	A private house in Sevenoaks features as the living room and bedroom of Father Roberts' (Kit Smith) house.
			Chatham	Kangaroo Court Coffee House in Chatham features as the coffee shop that Lucy (Bethan Waller) and Ellie (Tara Hoyos-Martinez) meet in to discuss the otherworldly figure in Lucy's house.
			Cranbrook	Hemsted Forest in Cranbrook appears in a dream sequence where Lucy (Bethan Waller) wakes in a forest and sees The Man in the Hat.
			Lenham	A private house in Lenham doubles as the exterior and living room of Dr Andrews' (David Kerr) house, where Lucy (Bethan Waller) tries to discover more about the spirit who is haunting her.
			Aylesford	The interior and exterior of St Peter and St Paul's Church in Aylesford features in the film as Father Roberts' (Kit Smith) church.
			KCC Country Parks - Teston Bridge	Teston Bridge Country Park in Maidstone appears in a short sequence where Lucy (Bethan Waller) meets with Father Roberts (Kit Smith) for the first time and asks for his help.
Jhimma (2021)	19/11/2021	'Jhimma' is a story about 7 women from different age groups and different socio-cultural backgrounds coming together on a vacation to the Great Britain with a tour company for 10 days. Directed by Hemant Dhome, Jhimma stars Mrinmayee Godbole, Siddharth Chandekar and Sayali Sanjeev.	Botany Bay	In Jhimma (2021), Botany Bay features in a scene where Vaishali (Suchitra Bandekar) and Maithili (Sonalee Kulkarni) enjoy a mother/daughter bonding on the beach and Indu (Suhas Joshi), Steve (Tyler Baylis) and Krutika (Sayali Sanjeev) chat and she throws her diary into the sea. It also features in the final song of the film.	Jhimma (2021) Article on Kent Film Office website Jhimma (2021) on IMDb Jhimma (2021) Official Trailer
Bull (2021)	05/11/2021	Bull (2021) depicts the story of ex-gang member Bull, who, after mysteriously disappearing 10 years ago, has now returned to his old hunting ground with only one thing on his mind: Revenge. Embarking on a search for his missing son, Bull will stop at nothing to ensure that those who double-crossed him pay for their sins. A brutal and suspenseful revenge thriller, at its core, Bull (2021) is the story of a father’s eternal love for his son. Written and directed by Paul Andrew Williams (London to Brighton), Bull (2021) stars Neil Maskell (Kill List, Happy New Year, Colin Burstead) as the titular character Bull, David Hayman (Fisherman’s Friends, The Boy in the Striped Pajamas) as Norm, and Tamzin Outhwaite of Eastenders-fame as Sharon.	Gravesend	In Bull, Little Westwood in Thong Lane, Gravesend features as the home of Marg (Elizabeth Counsell), Bull's (Neil Maskell) mother.	Bull (2021) Article on Kent Film Office website Bull (2021) on IMDb Bull (2021) Official Trailer
			Tunbridge Wells	In Bull, Forge Farm Meats features as the local abattoir where Bull (Neil Maskell) and Norm (David Hayman) try to force the manager to switch his meat suppliers.
			Dartford	Bull used various locations in and around Dartford, including various streets, private houses in the Temple Hill area, Dartford Working Men's Club, Holy Trinity Church, Watling Street Cemetery and an M25 underpath.
The Phantom of the Open (2021)	05/11/2021	The Phantom of the Open (2021) is a feature film about Maurice Flitcroft, the fraudulent golfer who managed to con his way into several championship games in the 70’s despite not being able to swing a club. Produced by Steve Coogan's company Baby Cow, the film was directed by Craig Roberts (Eternal Beauty, Just Jim), and stars Mark Rylance (Wolf Hall (2015), Bridge of Spies) as Maurice Flitcroft and Sally Hawkins (Tipping the Velvet (2002), The Shape of Water) as his wife Jean Flitcroft. The film is based on the book 'The Phantom of the Open' by Simon Farnaby and Scott Murray.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	Anchor Wharf at The Historic Dockyard Chatham features throughout the film, doubling as Vickers Shipyard where Maurice (Mark Rylance) and his son Michael (Jake Davies) work.	The Phantom of the Open (2021) Article on Kent Film Office website The Phantom of the Open (2021) on IMDb The Phantom of the Open (2021) Official Trailer
			Littlestone Golf Club	Littlestone Golf Club features at the golf course where Maurice (Mark Rylance) competes in the 1978 British Open Qualifiers, disguised as a Frenchman called Gerard Hoppy.
Shiddat (2021)	01/10/2021	Shiddat (2021) is an Indian Hindi language romantic drama produced by T-Series and Maddock Films. The film was written by Shridhar Raghavan (War, Criminal Justice) and Dheeraj Rattan (Bhangra Paa Le, Khamoshi) and directed by Kunal Deshmukh (Raja Natwarlal, Jannat 2). The cast is led by Sunny Kaushal (Bhangra Paa Le, Gold) as Khamid Siddiqui and Radhika Madan (Angrezi Medium, Pataakha) as Imayat Khan. Supporting cast includes Mohit Raina (Mrs. Serial Killer, Bhaukaal) as Zakir Siddiqui and Diana Penty (Khandaani Shafakhana, Happy Phirr Bhag Jayegi) as Roshna Ibrahim.	Port of Dover - Ferry Terminal	The Port of Dover briefly doubles for Calais Port in a scene showing the busy port proceedings.	Shiddat (2021) Article on Kent Film Office website Shiddat (2021) on IMDb Shiddat (2021) Official Trailer
			Port of Ramsgate	Port of Ramsgate doubles for Calais Port in a scene where a group of migrants try to sneak across the border in a lorry but are caught by border control.
Tuesdays and Fridays (2021)	15/07/2021	Varun (Anmol Dhillon) and Sia (Jhataleka Malhotra) do not trust relationships, having been hurt and disappointed in the past. To figure out a way to live with their commitment issues, they decide they will only date on Tuesdays and Fridays. The Rom Com was directed and written by Taranveer Singh (Kahat Hanuman Jai Shri Ram, Anni Dya Mzaak Ae by Whistle)and stars acting newcomer Anmol Dhillon as Varun and Jhataleka Malhotra (Femina Miss India) as Sia in the lead roles, supported by Zoa Morani as Kajal (Yeh Crazy Dil, Bhaag Johnny) and Niki Walia (Puncch Beat) as Dr. Radhika Malhotra.	Danemore Park	In Tuesdays and Fridays (2021) Danemore Park plays the role of a community home ran by Nimmi (Anooradha Patel), mother of lead character Vahun Sarin (Anmol Thakeria Dhillon). Various key scenes in the story take place at the house, including Sia's meeting with Varun's childhood friend Kajal (Zoa Morani), scene set in a private study, while a fireworks party takes place outside and a reconciliation in the kitchen.	Tuesdays and Fridays (2021) Article on Kent Film Office website Tuesdays and Fridays (2021) on IMDB Tuesdays and Fridays (2021) Official Trailer
Jagame Thandhiram (2021)	18/06/2021	Jagame Thandhiram (2021) is a Tamil action thriller about an Indian gangster who is hired by a UK gang to take down their competition. When he betrays their trust, however, the gang seeks revenge. The film was written by Nick Bain (The Man Who Knew Infinity (2015), The Boabab Boys (2016)) and directed by Karthik Subbaraj (Petta (2019), Jigarthanda (2014)). The cast is led by Dhanush (Vada Chennai (2018), Raanjhanaa (2013)) as the Indian gangster Suruli, and is supported by Aishwarya Lekshmi (Varathan (2018), Mayaanadhi (2017)) as Attila, his love interest, and  Game of Thrones actor James Cosmo (Highlander (1986), His Dark Materials (2019)) as Peter Sprott, the leader of the UK gang.	The Kings Hall - Herne Bay	In Jagame Thandhiram (2021) The King's Hall, Herne Bay is the location of a bar where the two gangs fight. Peter (James Cosmo) kills his enemy Sivadoss (Joju George) in a knife attack. Suruli (Dhanush) also shoots a man. John (Roman Fiori) and his gang shoot the rest of the rival gang.	Jagame Thandhiram (2021) Article on Kent Film Office website Jagame Thandhiram (2021) on IMDb Jagame Thandhiram (2021) Official Trailer
			Faversham	In Jagame Thandhiram (2021) Court Street doubles as the main market town where Suruli (Dhanush) runs a protection racket for gangster Peter Sprott (James Cosmo). All Stitched up at no 1 Court Street doubles as Suruli's shop where Murugesan (Gajaraj) is shot. Iron Wharf in Faversham doubles as the boatyard where the two rival gangs fight and Suruli sets fire to a boat to kill Rajan (Muthukumar). The exterior of St Mary of Charity church is where Suruli (Dhanush) tells Attila (Aishwarya Lekshmi) that he loves her.
			Herne Bay	In Jagame Thandhiram (2021) Herne Pier, Neptune arm and promenade feature in a wedding scene.
			Knowlton Court	In Jagame Thandhiram (2021) Knowlton Court is the house of gangster Peter Sprott (James Cosmo). Several meetings take place in the house and the big stand off at the end of the film where Suruli's (Dhanush) gang kill Peter's men and capture him to avenge the murder of Sivadoss (Joju George). The Church at Knowlton Court features in a funeral dance scene.
			KCC - Chillenden Windmill	In Jagame Thandhiram (2021) driving shots take place in the country lanes around Chillenden Windmill on Spinney Lane, Adisham Road and the farther afield Denton Lane. Goodnestone Road also features in a car stunt scene in the snow when Suruli (Dhanush) and his gang kill the opposing gang members and capture John (Roman Fiori) later shooting him in the country lane.
			Port of Ramsgate	In Jagame Thandhiram (2021) Royal Harbour and Port of Ramsgate double as a Marina where gangster Peter Sprott's (James Cosmo) gang meet to plan a raid. A house on Belle Alliance Square doubles as Suruli's (Dhanush) house where Peter's gang shoot the windows to scare him and bribe him to go to Birmingham to carry out a job. The opening scene of the film features a refugee boat being captured in the English Channel which was filmed just off the coast.
After Love (2021)	04/06/2021	After Love (2021) is a BFI funded film directed by Aleem Khan (Three Brothers, Diana). It follows Mary Hussain, played by Joanna Scanlan (Stardust, Getting On)in a BAFA winning performance,who in the wake of her husband Ahmed’s (Nasser Memarzi (Knightfall, The Honourable Woman)) unexpected death as she leaves her hometown of Dover behind to cross the channel to Calais where she hopes to uncover secrets in her husband’s past. The film also stars Nathalie Richard (Never Let Me Go, Caché) and focuses on the beauty of cultural differences and the effects of physical distance on people’s relationships.	Samphire Hoe	Shakespeare Cliff above Samphire hoe is part of the white cliffs surrounding Dover and features various times throughout the film as the place Mary (Joanna Scanlan) goes to look out at the sea.	After Love (2021) Article on Kent Film Office website After Love (2021) on IMDB After Love (2021) Trailer
			Port of Dover - Ferry Terminal	The Port of Dover features in one scene where Mary (Joanna Scanlan) boards a ferry to the Continent.
			Kingsdown & Kingsdown Leas	A private residence in Kingsdown doubles as Mary (Joanna Scanlan) and Ahmed's (Nasser Memarzi) Dover home.
Ammonite (2020)	26/03/2021	Ammonite (2020) is a film loosely based on the life of the acclaimed English fossil hunter Mary Anning (Kate Winslet) in 1840s England. Widely known for her contribution to prehistoric geology, she made ground-breaking Jurassic period discoveries as she spent time investigating the cliffs at Lyme Regis and Charmouth in Dorset. Whilst the film addresses Anning’s professional life, it also explores her private affairs and her struggles to make ends meet. The film was written and directed by Francis Lee (God’s Own Country, The Farmer’s Wife) and Kate Winslet (Titanic, The Reader) stars as Anning alongside Saoirse Ronan (Little Women, Lady Bird) as her fellow geologist and companion Mrs Charlotte Murchison.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The Historic Dockyard Chatham features as the the busy London dockside where Mary Anning (Kate Winslet) arrives by boat from Lyme Regis.	Ammonite (2020) Article on Kent Film Office website Ammonite (2020) on IMDb Ammonite (2020) Official Trailer
			Charing	In Ammonite, Mary Anning (Kate Winslet) and Charlotte Murchison (Saoirse Ronan) visit Dr. Lieberson's House (Romney House in Charing) for recital on a rainy evening.
How To Kill Your Husband (Bawri Chhori) (2021)	14/02/2021	Bawri Chhori (How to Kill Your Husband) (2021) follows Radhika, a young woman who has left India for London on a journey to find her estranged husband and enact her revenge on him. Directed by Akhilesh Jaiswal (Gangs of Wasseypur, Ugly) and Umang Dev Shukla, the film stars Aahana Kumra (Lipstick Under My Burkha, Rangbaaz) as Radhika and Rumana Molla (Dev DD, Pyaar Ka Punchnama 2) as Anna, the free-spirited woman she meets on her journey to England.	Kingsgate Bay	Anna (Rumana Molla) and Radhika (Aahana Kumra) visit Kingsgate Bay after the passing of Anna's grandmother.	Bawri Chhori (2021) Article on Kent Film Office website Bawri Chhori (2021) on IMDb Bawri Chhori (2021) Trailer
			Upper Farm Cottage - Marmalade Locations	Upper Farm Cottage in Ashford features in the film as Nani's (Sohaila Kapur) cottage in Oxford.
The Unfamiliar (2020)	11/09/2020	The Unfamiliar is a horror film that features an army doctor returning from war. Initially believing she is suffering from PTSD, Izzy (Jemima West) begins to wonder if there are supernatural forces toying with her as all she once knew becomes unfamiliar. The Unfamiliar was written and directed by Henk Pretorius (Transference, Leading Lady). The Film was also written by Jennifer Nicole Stang (The Whistler, Hello). Made up of a cast of only six people, the Horror stars Jemima West (The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones), Christopher Dane (Once One, Vikings), Rebecca Hanssen (A Christmas Carol, Two), Harry McMillan-Hunt (Space Sailor), Rachel Lin (Casualty, EastEnders) and Tori Butler-Hart (Real, Edie)	Home Farm	Home Farm provided the setting for the Cormack family's Hawaii home in The Unfamiliar. Interior shots of the house were used throughout, with some stunning views of the exterior areas.	The Unfamiliar (2020) Article on Kent Film Office website The Unfamiliar (2020) on IMDB
Summerland (2020)	31/07/2020	Set during WWII, Summerland is a period drama from writer and first time director Jessica Swale (Horrible Histories: The Movie – Rotten Romans, Leading Lady Parts) which tells the story of reclusive writer Alice (Gemma Arterton) learning to open her heart to Frank (Lucas Bond), a young Blitz evacuee. This BFI and Quickfire Films production features Gemma Arterton (St. Trinian’s, Prince of Persia: Sands of Time ) as Alice , Lucas Bond as Frank (The Cleansing Hour, The Miniaturist) alongside other cast members Gugu Mbatha-Raw (Belle, Concussion), Penelope Wilton (The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, Downton Abbey) and Tom Courtenay (Doctor Zhivago, 45 Years).	EH - Dover Castle	The exterior of Dover Castle appears in a dream-like scene CGI-ed to appear 'floating' out at sea.	Summerland (2020) Article on Kent Film Office website Summerland (2020) on IMDb Summerland (2020) on Wikipedia
			The Historic Dockyard Chatham	Multiple locations within The Historic Dockyard Chatham feature in Summerland doubling as East London. The Ropery exterior and exterior of the Joinery Shop feature as London streets during a driving scene where Alice (Gemma Arterton) searches for evacuee Frank (Lucas Bond). The Sail and Colour Loft on Church Lane, exterior of Captain's House, Officers' Terrace and Old Pay Office feature as East London in the blitz. Captain's House exterior is dressed as a bombed out house. The cellars of the Fitted Rigging House on Anchor Wharf appear as an air raid shelter.
The Complex - Game then The Complex: Lockdown VOD (2020)	27/07/2020	The Complex: Lockdown is a Sci-Fi Thriller based on a computer game of the same name and set in a locked-down London laboratory after a bio-weapon attack on the city. With time and air running out, two scientists are tasked with saving the life of a suspected terrorist. Written by Lynn Renee Maxcy (The Handmaid’s Tale, Covert Affairs) and directed by Paul Raschid (Winterstoke House, White Chamber). It stars Michelle Mylett (Bad Blood, Letterkenny), Kate Dickie (The Witch, Game of Thrones), Al Weaver (Colette, Grantchester (2014), and Kim Adis (The Turning, Get Even).	Discovery Park Ltd. - formerly Pfizer	Discovery Park doubled as The Complex, including some offices and laboratories of the Kindar Corporation (K-Corp).	The Complex (2020) Article on Kent Film Office website The Complex:Lockdown (2020) on IMDb
			Sandwich Bay Estate	Sandwich Bay Estate features as a South east Asia beach where Rees Wakefield (Al Weaver) and Dr. Amy Tennant’s (Michelle Mylett) treat infected people in a tent city.
			Upton Farm	Upton Farm features as the location in Clare Mahek's (Kim Adis) family home movie.
Break (2020)	22/07/2020	A gifted inner-city kid, wasting his talents on crime, gets in over his head until a chance encounter with a stranger presents him with an opportunity to turn his life around. Directed and written by Michael Elkin and starring Rutger Hauer, Ethan Hazzard, Luke Mably.	MM - Canterbury Prison	The interior of Canterbury Prison is seen as Spencer (Sam Gittins) visits his father, Terry (Luke Mably), in prison. Establishing shots of the exterior were also used.	Break (2020) Article on Kent Film Office website Break (2020) on IMDb Break (2020) on Wikipedia
The Old Guard (2020)	10/07/2020	Based on the comic book of the same name, The Old Guard is a superhero film that follows Andy (Charlize Theron) and her team of immortal mercenaries who have fought to protect the world for centuries. When the secret of their existence is exposed, it attracts the interest of those whose who seek to exploit their powers. The film stars Oscar winner Charlize Theron as Andromache of Scythia (Mad Max: Fury Road, Bombshell), Academy Award Nominee Chiwetel Ejiofor (12 Years A Slave, Dr.Strange), KiKi Layne (If Beale Street Could Talk, Captive State), Marwan Kenzari (Aladdin, The Murder on The Orient Express), Luca Marinelli (Martin Eden, They Call Me Jeeg) and Matthias Schoenaerts (Rust and Bone, Far From The Madding Crowd). The Old Guard was written by Greg Rucka (Batman: Gotham Knight, Whiteout) and based on the graphic novel he co-created with Leandro Fernandez. The film was directed by Gina Prince-Bythewood (Shots Fired, Beyond the Lights).	Discovery Park Ltd. - formerly Pfizer	Discovery Park in Sandwich doubles as Merrick Pharmaceutical throughout the film.	The Old Guard (2020) Article on Kent Film Office website The Old Guard (2020) on IMDB The Old Guard (2020) on Wikipedia
			Sandwich	Sandwich in Kent was used as a double for french town Goussainville. Market Street is briefly seen as Andy leaves a Pharmacy.
Sulphur and White (2020)	06/03/2020	Feature film Sulphur and White was inspired by the true story of David Tait (played by Mark Stanley), a city trader and mountaineer, who tries to forget his traumatic childhood as he climbs the corporate ladder in the City Of London. When Vanessa (Emily Beecham) comes into his life David’s life begins to change. Sulphur and White is directed by the award winning Julian Jarrold (Kinky Boots, Becoming Jane) and the screenplay was written by Susie Farrell (Dirty God).	Joss Bay	Joss Bay is also used as the beach David Tait walks along and climbs to top of the cliff.	Sulphur and White (2020) Article on Kent Film Office website Sulphur and White (2020) on IMDb
			Botany Bay	Botany Bay is seen as David Tait (Mark Stanley) walks along the beach and climbs to top of the cliff where he stands on the edge looking desperate and dishevelled.
			Kingsgate Bay	Kingsgate Bay is another beach and cliff that is used for the scene where David travels to the top of the cliff.
Above the Clouds (2020)	28/01/2020	Above the Clouds is an offbeat coming-of-age comedy film of one girl's marathon quest to find her real father. Above the Clouds is a feature film directed by Kent filmmaker Leon Chambers and stars Naomi Morris (Pennyworth (2019) and Back (2017)), Andrew Murton (Let Me Go (2017)) and Philip Jackson (Peterloo (2018), The Good Karma Hospital (2017- 2018)). It has has screened at major international festivals and has won seven awards including Austin Film Festival 2018 Best Narrative Feature.	Margate	The movie opens in Margate, where exteriors of the seafront, Marine Drive, Turner Contemporary Gallery and the Harbour Arm can be seen as Charlie (Naomi Morris) takes a bus home after work. She meets with her friend Daisy (Leah Hackett) on the seafront and this is where the quest to find her real dad begins.	Above the Clouds (2020) Article on Kent Film Office website Above the Clouds (2020) on IMDb
			Turner Contemporary	Charlie (Naomi Morris) visits the Turner Contemporary gallery in Margate. Here she meets Oz (Andrew Murton), a homeless man enjoying the artworks. She also works alongside her friend Daisy (Leah Hackett) in the Turner Contemporary gallery cafe.
Purge of Kingdoms: The Unauthorized Game of Thrones Parody (2019)	16/12/2019	In a parody of "Game of Thrones," nobles from the Eight Kingdoms gather for Purge Fest 3000 to try and put an end to their violent conflicts, while members of the Fat King's own family conspire to overthrow him. The film is directed by Ara Paiaya (Skin Traffik (2015), Instant Death (2017)) and stars Angus Macfadyen (Strange Angel (2019), Braveheart (1995)) and Lou Ferrigno (The Incredible Hulk (1977-1982), Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)).	Leeds Castle	The film was shot almost entirely at Leeds Castle near Maidstone. The film features exteriors and interiors of the Castle, Maiden's Tower, parkland and woodland doubling as the kingdom of 'Kingshire'.	Purge of Kingdoms (2019) Article on Kent Film Office website Purge of Kingdoms (2019) on IMDb Purge of Kingdoms (2019) Official Trailer
Pagalpanti (2019)	22/11/2019	Pagalpanti is an action comedy about three men, considered losers by the people in their lives, who plan to get rich along with their girlfriends by robbing two gangsters. The title of the film ‘Pagalpanti’ is Hindi for ‘insanity’ which accurately describes the comic theme of the film. The film was written and directed by Anees Bazmee (Mubarakan,Welcome back, No Entry) and co-written by Shreya Dev Verma (Section 375, Poorna) as content head. The Bollywood cast is led by Kriti Kharbanda (Karwaan, Bruce Lee: The Fighter), John Abraham (Batla House, Romeo Akbar Walter), and Ileana D'Cruz (Rustom, Mubarakan) and is supported by Anil Kapoor (Slumdog Millionaire), Arshad Warsi (Total Dhamaal), Urvashi Rautela (Kaabil), Pulkit Samrat (Jai Ho), and Saurabh Shukla (Bala).	Faversham	Market Street and the Guildhall in Faversham double as a busy London market. Production transformed the Guildhall into a fireworks shop which is run by Raj Kishore (John Abraham) and finally explodes.	Pagalpanti (2019) Article on Kent Film Office website Pagalpanti (2019) on IMDB Pagalpanti (2019) on Wikipedia
			The Historic Dockyard Chatham	Slip 5, Museum Square, Ropery Street and Anchor Wharf at The Historic Dockyard Chatham double as an East London dockside and warehouse exterior. The location is used for a car chase scene with Raj Kishore (John Abraham), Chandu (Pulkit Samrat) and Junky (Ashad Warsi).
The Aeronauts (2019)	06/11/2019	In The Aeronauts, a fictionalised account based on some real events set in the 1860s, fictional pilot Amelia Wren (Felicity Jones) and historical meteorologist James Glaisher (Eddie Redmayne) find themselves in an epic fight for survival while attempting to make scientific discoveries in a hot air balloon. The film was written and directed by Tom Harper (Electric Dreams, The Woman In Black 2: The Angel of Death), and stars Felicity Jones (Star Wars: Forces of Destiny, The Theory of Everything), Eddie Redmayne (The Theory of Everything, Fantastic Beasts), and Himesh Patel (Yesterday, Damned).	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	Production filmed at Slip 3 Mezzanine which stood in for the Amelia's balloon workshop.	The Aeronauts (2019) Article on Kent Film Office website The Aeronauts (2019) on IMDb The Aeronauts (2019) on Wikipedia
Farming (2019)	11/10/2019	Farming takes the audience on a journey through childhood memories of the film’s director Adewale Akinnuage-Agbaje, who, as a young Nigerian boy, was given to a white British family by his own parents in the hope of a better future. However, tables turn as he goes on to become the feared leader of a white skinhead gang. Farming stars actor turned director Adewale Akinnuage – Agbaje (Suicide squad, Watership Down) as Femi, Kate Beckinsale (Pearl Harbor, Underworld: Blood Wars) as Ingrid Carpenter, Gugu Mbatha-Raw (Black Mirror, Belle) as Ms. Dapo, and Jaime Winstone (Love, Rosie, Tomb Raider) as Lynn.	Gillingham	A jewellery shop in Gillingham doubles as a Pawn Shop in London's East End when Ingrid Carpenter (Kate Beckinsale) sends her adopted boy, Femi (actor playing YOUNG FEMI, uncredited) to steal some jewellery.	Farming (2019) Article on Kent Film Office website Farming (2019) on IMDb Farming (2019) on Wikipedia
			The Historic Dockyard Chatham	Exteriors of The Joiners Shop, Craft Workshops, House Carpenters Shop, The Smithey, Ropery and Anchor Wharf at The Historic Dockyard Chatham features as various East London Streets, mainly around Tilbury where Femi (actor playing YOUNG FEMI, uncredited) grows up.
Born a King (2019)	26/09/2019	Born a King (2019) is the real life, coming-of-age story of Faisal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud (Abdullah Ali) who was sent to London in 1919 by his father to gather support for Saudi Arabia as a sovereign country. He was the first Saudi Prince to visit the UK and at 14 was entrusted to negotiate with some of the pre-eminent figures of the age; Lord Curzon (Kenneth Cranham) and Winston Churchill (Celyn Jones). He befriends Princess Mary (Hermione Corfield) who helps guide him through the corridors of power. Born a King was directed by Agusti Villaronga (Black Bread, Uncertain Glory) and written by Henry Fitzherbert (Love & Friendship, Slaughterhouse Rulez), Bader Al Samari and Ray Loriga (Theresa: The Body of Christ, Ausentes). The film introduces Abdullah Ali as Faisal, and stars Ed Skrein (Deadpool, The Model) as Philby, Hermione Corfield (The Halcyon, Rust Creek), Kenneth Cranham (Maleficent, The White Princess), Aiden McArdle (Ella Enchanted, The Duchess) and Lily Newmark (Emerald City, Solo: A Star Wars Story).	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	Anchor Wharf doubles as Plymouth Docks in a scene where Prince Faisal (Abdullah Ali) arrives in England and is greeted by the press and government officials.	Born a King (2019) Article on Kent Film Office website Born a King (2019) on IMDb Born a King (2019) Trailer
The Current War (2019)	26/07/2019	The Current War is a historical feature and depicts the infamous battle between Thomas Edison and George Westinghouse, deciding which form of electric current will be powering the modern world. The film is directed by Alfonso Gomez-Rejon and stars Benedict Cumberbatch (The Sherlock, Doctor Strange)as Eddison and Michael Shannon (The Shape of Water)as George Westinghouse. Other cast members include Nicholas Hoult (Mad Max: Fury Road, X-Men: Days of Future Past), Katherine Waterston (Inherent Vice, Alien: Covenant) and Tom Holland (Spider-Man Homecoming, Avengers: Infinity War.	Home Farm	Footage of Home Farm was used as the exterior of Eddison's house.	The Current War (2019) Article on Kent Film Office website The Current War (2019) on IMDb
Making Noise Quietly (2019)	19/07/2019	Making Noise Quietly is a trilogy showing the effects of war on the lives of ordinary people. The drama follows three main stories with the themes of friendship, grief and peace. The first story of the film, making Friends, is set in Kent in 1944 where conscientious objector Oliver (Luke Thompson) and painter Eric (Matthew Tennyson)meet and befriend each other. The feature film was directed by Dominic Dromgoole and written by Nick Drake and Mark Rosenblatt. It is based on the play by Robert Holman. Making Noise Quietly stars Luke Thompson, Matthew Tennyson, Trystan Gravelle, Barbra Martin, Deborah Findlay.	MM - Sevenoaks	Romshed Farm in Sevenoaks features in the beginning Of Makin Noise Quietly as Geoffrey's place of work.	Making Noise Quietly (2019) Article on Kent Film Office website Making Noise Quietly (2019) on IMDB
			NT - Ightham Mote	Production used a field on the Ightham Mote estate as the setting for the picnic scene and the Mote for the final scene. Pratt Art Gallery in Ightham village was transformed into the Ightham General Stores.
			Tonbridge	Roughway Farm near Tonbridge was used to film the scenes in the orchards for Making Noise quietly.
			MM - Hadlow	The village of Hadlow, including Hadlow Tower and St Mary's Church feature in the beginning Of Making Noise Quietly where the two men meet.
The Flood (2019)	21/06/2019	The Flood follows the story of an asylum seeker Haile (Ivanno Jeremiah) as he makes a perilous journey to England with his newfound friends Faiz (Peter Singh) and Reema (Mandip Gill). Wendy (Lena Headey), a hardened immigration officer hears his story and must decide his fate. His dangerous trip is recounted through various emotional flashbacks. The Film Stars Ivanno Jeremiah (Humans, London Unplugged), Lena Headey (Game of Thrones, Danger Mouse), Iain Glen (Game of Thrones, Delicious), alongside Mandip Gill (Doctors, The Good Karma Hospital) and Peter Singh (Gigglebiz, Coronation Street). The Flood was written by Helen Kingston (Googly, The Carrier) and directed by Anthony Woodley (The Carrier, Outpost 11).	Joss Bay	Joss Bay doubles as an italian shoreline as Haile (Ivanno Jeremiah) crosses the ocean in a boat full of other refugees. As the boat crashes Haile swims to shore. The toilet block doubles as Italian Port toilets.	The Flood (2019) Article on Kent Film Office website The Flood (2019) on IMDB The Flood (2019) on Wikipedia
			Port of Ramsgate	The Port of Ramsgate is featured as an unknown port as a lorry carrying refugees pulls into passport control.
Avengement (2019)	19/06/2019	This British crime thriller tells the brutal story of gang member Cain Burgess (Scott Adkins) who evades his prison sentences to take revenge on those who have wronged him. Believing other people are the reason behind his violent and cold-hearted nature, he fights his way out of prison to drop in on his enemies. Avengement was directed and written by Jesse V. Johnson (The Amazing Spiderman, The Last Sentinel, Starship Troopers). Starring is Scott Adkins (Accident Man, Doctor Strange, The Expendables 2), Craig Fairbrass (Cliffhanger, Rise of the foot soldier 3, London Heist) and Thomas Turgoose (This is England, Kingsman: The Golden Circle).	MM - Canterbury Prison	Canterbury prison features as HMP Belmarsh where Cain Burgess (Scott Adkins)spends his time imprisoned plotting revenge.	Avengement (2019) Article on Kent Film Office website Avengement (2019) on IMDB
The Corrupted (2019)	10/05/2019	The Corrupted is a crime thriller set in East London. Ex-con Liam (Sam Claflin) has lost everything at the hands of a local crime syndicate run by Clifford Cullen (Timothy Spall) who have forcibly acquired land to sell at a high profit to the developers of the Olympic Park. In an attempt to reconnect with his family, he is caught up in a web of conspiracy, crime, and corruption. The Corrupted was written by Nick Moorcroft (Fishermen’s Friends, Finding Your Feet), directed by Ron Scalpello (My Name is Lenny, Bobby). The film stars Sam Claflin (Hunger Games, Peaky Blinders), Charlie Murphy (Peaky Blinders, The Foreigner), Naomi Ackie (Yardie, Cleaning Up), Timothy Spall (Sweeney Todd, Mr. Turner).	Dartford Marshes	The atmospheric Dartford Marshes by the QEII Crossing featured as the setting for a couple of crime scenes in The Corrupted.	The Corrupted (2019) Article on Kent Film Office website https://www.imdb.com/title/tt5687270/fullcredits?ref_=tt_cl_sm#castThe Corrupted (2019) on IMDb
Pokémon: Detective Pikachu (2019)	10/05/2019	Based upon the Nintendo video game and later a tv anime and interactive App, Pokémon: Detective Pikachu is a feature film combining live elements and animation. The story centres on Tim (Justice Smith) who is looking for his missing father in the metropolis of Rhyme City in the Kanto Region. Accompanying him on this quest is Pokémon Pikachu (Ryan Reynolds) and together they unearth some dark secrets. The film stars Ryan Reynolds (Deadpool, The Hitman’s Bodyguard) as the voice of Pikachu, Justice Smith (Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, The Get Down), Kathryn Newton (Supernatural, Big Little Lies), Rita Ora (Fifty Shades Darker, Fifty Shades Free), Ken Watanabe (Godzilla, Isle of Dogs) and Bill Nighy (Love Actually, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest). Directed by Rob Lettermen (Gulliver’s Travels, Goosebumps) and written by him with Nicole Perlman (Guardians of the Galaxy).	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	Anchor wharf at Chatham Dockyard stood in for the Rhyme City Docks and the exterior of The Roundhouse, an illegal Pokemon fight club.The Mr Mime interrogation was filmed in the vacant upper floors of the Fitted Rigging House.	Pokémon: Detective Pikachu (2019) Article on Kent Film Office website Pokémon: Detective Pikachu (2019) on IMDb
Rupert, Rupert & Rupert (2019)	26/04/2019	This comedy follows the life of Rupert (Sandy Batchelor), a struggling actor with multiple personality disorder and his three identities that compete for control after he earns the lead role in a West End play and meets Stevie (Daisy Keeping), the production’s makeup artist, who shows a romantic interest in him. Rupert, Rupert and Rupert was written by Mick Sands (Nazi Vengeance, The Holly Cane Experiment) and directed by Tom Sands (The Holly Cane Experiment, False Witness) and stars Sandy Batchelor (The Fall of the Krays, False Witness), Daisy Keeping (Neverlake, Humans (2016)), Adam Astill (All The Money in the World, World’s End) and Ben Porter (School for Seduction, Somers Town).	Tunbridge Wells	Various streets in Tunbridge Wells were used during filming. Brook Road was used for the location of Rupert's girlfriend Stevie’s house, where a garden party is held. Gusta Cafe can be seen as Rupert's agent Dolores (Melanie Gayle) leaves with a coffee. An alley that runs from Prospect Road to London Road in Southborough was also used.	Rupert, Rupert & Rupert (2019) Article on Kent Film Office website Rupert, Rupert & Rupert (2019) on IMDB
Red Joan (2019)	19/04/2019	Feature film Red Joan follows the life of the KGB’s longest-serving British spy, Joan Stanley (Judi Dench). Sophie Cookson plays Joan in her younger years, when, as a Soviet and communist party sympathizer, she is recruited by the KGB while employed as a British government civil servant. She successfully hands over information about the manufacture of nuclear arms which allows the Soviet Union to keep up with NATO in the arms race, managing to remain undetected for over half a century. The film is directed by Trevor Nunn (Les Misérables, School of Rock) and stars Oscar winning actress Judi Dench (Murder on the Orient Express, Victoria & Abdul), Sophie Cookson (Kingsman: The Golden Circle, The Huntsman: Winter’s War), and Tom Hughes (Victoria, About Time).	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	HMS Cavalier was used as the destroyer Joan (Sophie Cookson) and Max Davis (Stephen Campbell Moore) take to Canada to join up with the Canadian research team. Anchor Wharf features as they disembark from their trip abroad.	Red Joan (2019) Article on Kent Film Office website Red Joan (2019) IMDb
The Fight (2019)	15/03/2019	The Fight tells the story of mother of three, care worker and amateur boxer, Tina (Jessica Hynes), whose life in a quiet seaside town is anything but –Tina and husband Mick (Shaun Parkes) are juggling full time jobs and childcare, her daughter Emma (Sennia Nanua) is being bullied and Tina’s mother Gene (Anita Dobson) is threatening to leave her father Frank (Christopher Fairbank). Determined to come to terms with her pent-up anger, Tina puts on her fighting gloves by quite literally stepping into the boxing ring. The film was written and directed by Jessica Hynes (Up the Women) and stars Jessica Hynes (The Royle Family), Shaun Parkes (The Mummy Returns), Christopher Fairbank (Taboo), Anita Dobson (EastEnders), and Russel Brand (Get Him to the Greek).	Folkestone	Filming for The Fight took place in and around Folkestone, including the harbour, Warren Country Park, Folkestone Coastal park and Folkestone Academy. The Dover Road Sports and Social Club was used as Tina's amateur boxing club where she participates in classes and starts to train. Lower Radnor Park was the setting for a scene between Tina and her daughter's bully, Jordan(Liv Hill). Productions also used Cornwallis Avenue as the school road and Bradstone Road Viaduct can be seen outside Tina's mum Gene's house.	The Fight (2019) Article on Kent Film Office website The Fight (2019) on IMDB The Fight (2019) on Wikipedia
			The Warren Country Park Folkestone	Drone shots of beach at The Warren Country Park were used as establishing shots for the film and the area also features during Tina's walks and runs.
			Folkestone Harbour	The Folkestone Harbour features as Tina's return journey from work as well as her regular runs.
			Folkestone Academy	Folkestone Academy doubled as Tina's daughter Emma's school.
			Folkestone Coastal Park	The Folkestone Coastal Park features on Tina's regular runs.
High End Yaariyaan (2019)	22/02/2019	High End Yaariyaan is the story of three friends, Karanvir (Jassie Gill), Manga (Ranjit Bawa) and Sachin (Ninja), who attend college and share a flat in London. The film documents their complex relationships and romantic pursuits. The three friends played by Jassie Gill (Mr & Mrs 420 Returns, Sargi), Ranjit Bawa (Khido Khundi, Bhalwan Singh) and Ninja (Channa Mereya) are accompanied by love interests Navneet Kaur Dhillon(Amavas, Ambarsariya ) as Seerat, Neet Mahal (Dulla Vaily, Hard Kaur) as Pooja and Musskan Sethi (Paisa Vasool) as Mandy. High End Yaariyaan is directed and produced by Pankaj Batra (Sajjan Singh Rangroot, Channa Mereya). Fellow producers include Dinesh Auluck (Goreyan Nu Daffa Karo, Jatt & Juliet 2), Sandeep Bansal (Bikkar Bai Sentimental) and Manmeet Bindra (Dangar Doctor Jelly, Kaashi Amarnath).	Cobham Hall	Cobham Hall doubles as the College that Karanvir, Manga and Sachin attend. Exterior shots of the building and grounds are used as well as internal shots of the corridors and lockers.	High End Yaariyaan (2019) Article on Kent Film Office website High End Yaariyaan (2019) on IMDB
			Herne Bay	Production used various locations in Herne Bay during filming. Herne Bay Pier, the Clocktower and Esplanade by the Central Bandstand were used for a romantic scene between Karanvir and Pooja as well as the meeting place of the three friends.
Jellyfish (2019)	15/02/2019	Jellyfish is an independent feature film about a teenage carer discovering an unlikely talent for stand-up comedy. Jellyfish is directed by James Gardner who co-wrote the piece with film producer Simon Lord. Gardner has won six awards for Jellyfish, including three for Best Film. Simon Lord has worked with Gardner on previous projects and wrote the screenplay for the film Above The Clouds (2020) which was also filmed in Kent. The film stars Liv Hill (The Fight, Elizabeth is Missing) as Sarah Taylor and Sinead Matthews (The Crown, Pirate Radio) as her mother Karen.	Margate	Production shot in and around Margate, including the seafront, Flamingo Amusement Arcades, The former Dug Out Music Venue on Marine Parade and Cedar Close as the street where Sarah lives.	Jellyfish (2018) Article on Kent Film Office website Jellyfish (2018) on IMDB
			MM - Theatre Royal Margate	The Theatre Royal in Margate is where Sarah performs her first comedy gig.
			Dreamland Margate	Dreamland features as itself when Sarah (Liv Hill) is on a fun day out with her mother Karen (Sinnead Matthews) and her younger siblings Marcus (Henry Lile) and Lucy ( Jemima Newman).
			Margate Station	Margate Train Station features when Sarah considers running away from home.
Mary Queen of Scots (2018)	18/01/2019	Historical drama Mary Queen of Scots is based on John Guy’s book Queen of Scots: The True Life of Mary Stuart and tells the story of Mary Stuart (Saoirse Ronan), Queen of France, who becomes widowed at 18, defies pressures to remarry and instead, returns to her native Scotland to reclaim her throne. However, when Mary’s attempt to overthrow her cousin Elizabeth I, Queen of England (Margot Robbie), fails, she is condemned to years of imprisonment before finally facing execution. The film was directed by Josie Rourke and written by Beau Willimon and stars Saoirse Ronan (The Lovely Bones, Brooklyn) and Margot Robbie (Wolf of Wall Street, The Legend of Tarzan).	Penshurst Place	Penshurst Place courtyard and Baron's Hall feature as Fotherighay Castle where Mary is executed.	Mary Queen of Scots (2018) Article on Kent Film Office website Mary Queen of Scots (2018) on IMDB
Holmes & Watson (2018)	26/12/2018	Holmes & Watson is a comedic revision of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s classic stories and his famed literary characters, detective Sherlock Holmes (played here by Will Ferrell) and his sidekick, Dr John Watson (John C. Reilly). The pair join forces to investigate a murder at Buckingham Palace and learn that they have just four days to stop their arch enemy, Professor Moriarty (Ralph Fiennes), or the queen will become his next victim. The film was written and directed by Etan Cohen (Men in Black 3 and Tropic Thunder), and stars Will Ferrell (Anchorman, Zoolander, Step Brothers), John C. Reilly (Step Brothers, Guardians of the Galaxy, We Need to Talk About Kevin) and Ralph Fiennes (The Grand Budapest Hotel, Schindler’s List, Harry Potter).	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	Exterior Officer's Terrace at the Historic Dockyard Chatham featured as 221B Baker Street London, The Ropery Exterior as London Streets and the Interior as a Boxing Club, The Tarred Yarn Store as a London tavern and Anchor Wharf as London Docks.	Holmes & Watson (2018) Article on Kent Film Office website Holmes & Watson (2018) on IMDb
Tulip Fever (2018)	07/12/2018	Tulip Fever is a film adaption of Deborah Moggach’s novel of the same name. Set in 17th century Amsterdam during tulip mania, the story follows an artist who falls for a young married woman while he's commissioned to paint her portrait. Directed by Justin Chadwick and starring Alicia Vikander ,Christoph Waltz , Cara Delevingne, Judi Dench, Jack O’Connell and David Harewood.	Cobham Hall	A wing at Cobham Hall was used as the backdrop to a 17th century Amsterdam Gracht. Production build the waterway from scratch, complete with barges and donkeys crossing humpback bridges.The courtyard at the back of the school was also used as the Brewery yard.	Tulip Fever (2018) Article on Kent Film Office website Tulip Fever (2018) on IMDb
Juliet, Naked (2018)	02/11/2018	Juliet, Naked (2018), starring Ethan Hawke, Rose Byrne and Chris O’Dowd, is a warm, smart and funny adaptation of the Nick Hornby novel of the same name and features an obsessive rock fan, his long-standing girlfriend and the mysterious rocker he idolises. Starring Rose Byrne (Bad Neighbours 1 & 2, Peter Rabbit) as Annie, Ethan Hawke (Training Day, Before Sunrise) as rock star Tucker Crowe and Chris O’Dowd (Bridesmaids, Moone Boy) as Duncan.	Broadstairs & Viking Bay	Harbour Street in Broadstairs was the exterior for Rose's house in Sandcliffe. Brodstairs'streets and beach also featured as Sandcliffe, including Morelli's Ice Cream Parlour, a firm institution of this seaside town since 1932.	Juliet, Naked (2018) Article on Kent Film Office website Juliet, Naked (2018) on IMDb
			Ramsgate	Ramsgate Maritime museum features as Sandcliffe's Museum interior where Rose works and the Royal Harbour can also be seen in various scenes.
			Home Farm	Tucker Crow's 'mancave' and ex-wife's house in America was filmed at Home Farm.
Peterloo (2018)	02/11/2018	Oscar nominated filmmaker Mike Leigh (Mr Turner) portrays one of England’s bloodiest historic events, the Peterloo Massacre of 1819. Government guards charged and attacked a peaceful protest by 80,000 people in Manchester demanding democratic reform. Peterloo was written and directed by Mike Leigh (Mr Turner), and stars Rory Kinnear (Spectre, The Imitation Game) as Henry Hunt, Maxine Peake (The Theory of Everything, The Village) as Nellie, Pearce Quigley (The Rovers) as Joshua.	Allhallows & Yantlet Creek	Yantlet Creek on St Mary's Marshes on the Isle of Grain appears in a short scene of Peterloo at the beginning of the film, where Joseph (David Moorst)and his fellow soldiers walk home after having returned from The Battle of Waterloo.	Peterloo (2018) Article on Kent Film Office website Peterloo (2018) on IMDB
			The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The Tarred Yarn Store at The Historic Dockyard Chatham features as a community hall in Manchester and the exterior of the Ropery, Fred's Office, Ropery Subway all feature as the immediate surroundings of a Manchester Cotton Mill where Joseph(David Moorst)and his family live and work.
SEAGULL (2018)	25/09/2018	Seagull is a British thriller about a young woman, Rose (Gabrielle Sheppard), who returns to her town having been missing for eight years and wishing to take care of some unfinished business. The mystery of her disappearance haunt her disabled and alcoholic mother, Janet (Jessica Hynes) and partner Jeff (Adam Radcliffe), as well as eight year old Lily (Miranda Beinart-Smith). Seagull was directed and written by Peter Blach, whose co-writer, James Abbott, made his professional writing and acting debut in Seagull.	Folkestone	Filming took place in Folkestone including the viaduct, various streets, private houses, shops, the Grand Burstin Hotel, Mundella Primary school, Sunny Sands and the skate park.	Seagull (2018) Article on Kent Film Office website Seagull (2018) on IMDb Seagull (2018) Trailer
			Folkestone Harbour	Fokestone Trawlers fishmonger on The Stade features as Connor's (Paul-Emile Foreman) place and the harbour also features as Connor takes Lily (Miranda Beinard-Smith) on a treasure hunt.
			The Warren Country Park Folkestone	The Warren Country Park features in most of the beach scenes and as the location of Rose's (Gabrielle Sheppard) lookout.
King of Thieves (2018)	14/09/2018	Feature film King of Thieves is based on the infamous Hatton Garden Robbery, in which a crew of retired crooks pull off a major heist in London’s jewelry district. The thieves, most of them in their 60s and 70s, employ their old-school tricks of the trade to plan the heist over the Easter holiday weekend of 2015. After taking over £200 million worth of jewels, arguments erupt in the group as the police start to move in on the group. Starring Michael Cain (The Dark Knight, the quiet American, The Prestige) as widower Brian Reader, Michael Gambon (The Kings speech, Harry Potter) as Billy ‘The Fish’ Lincoln. Tom Courtenay (45 years, Nicholas Nickleby) as John Kenny Collins.	Margate Station	Brian Reader (Michael Caine) travels to Margate on the train to meet Basil (Charlie Cox) secretly after the heist to split the loot and leave the country.	King of Thieves (2018) Article on Kent Film Office website King of Thieves (2018) on IMDb
			Margate	Brian Reader (Michael Caine) travels to Margate on the train to meet Basil (Charlie Cox) secretly after the heist to learn what has happened to the loot as they wander along the harbour arm past the Turner Contemporary Gallery.
			MM - Wig & Pen, Margate	One of the end scenes in King of Thieves was filmed at Wig
			MM - Nayland Rock Hotel	Brian Reader (Michael Caine) and Basil (Charlie Cox) have lunch in Margate at the Nayland Rock Hotel.
			Abbot's Cliff	Abbott's Cliff can be spotted in the train scene when Brian Reader (Michael Caine) travels to Margate.
Hurricane (2018)	07/09/2018	Hurricane is the story of Squadron 303, a group of courageous Polish soldiers who fought with British troops in the skies to defend England in WWII. The story is told through the eyes of Polish flying ace Jan Zumbach (Iwan Rheon), who hopes that Britain can defeat the Nazis and free his own country. Starring Iwan Rheon (Game of Thrones, Our Girl) as Jan Zumbach, Milo Gibson (Hacksaw Ridge, Gangster Land) as John Kent and Stefanie Martini (Prime Suspect, Endeavour) as Phyllis Lambert.	Stone Bay	Stone Bay, Broadstairs was the setting for a beach scene after Jan Zumbach (Iwan Rheon) stole a plane in France to get back across the Channel to the UK.	Hurricane (2018) Article on Kent Film Office website Hurricane (2018) on IMDB
			Victoria Gardens Broadstairs	Victoria Gardens was used as the setting for the first meeting between Josef Frantisek (Krystof H?dek,Jan Zumbach (Iwan Rheon) and Ziggy (Matt Malecki).
Yardie (2018)	31/08/2018	Yardie is the film adaptation of Victor Headley’s novel of the same name. When a young boy witnesses the murder of his brother in Jamaica in 1973, a powerful don offers the boy a home and new life. Ten years later when he moves to London,his past catches up with him. This feature is the directorial debut of Idris Elba (Luther, Thor: Ragnarok) and was written by Brock Norman Brock (Bronson) and Martin Stellman (Quadrophenia). The Yardie stars Amel Ameen (The Maze Runner, Sense8), Mark Rhino Smith (Zootropolis, Creed), Fraser James (Holby City, The Loch) and Naomi Ackie (Doctor Who, The Five).	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	Several scenes, including high-paced car chases set in London, were filmed at The Historic Dockyard Chatham doubling up for East London in the 1970s. The Dockyard also features as the wider area where Rico's (Stephen Graham ) club is located and D.( Aml Ameen ) is chased through the streets and over the roofs at night by Rico's men.	Yardie (2018) Article on Kent Film Office website Yardie (2018) on IMDB
Christopher Robin (2018)	17/08/2018	In this feature by Disney Studios, AA Milne’s Christopher Robin (Ewan McGregor), is a working man with a wife and family, who is helped by his childhood friends, Pooh (Jim Cummings) and Co. to rediscover the joy of living. The film was written by Alex Ross Perry and Allison Schroeder (previous works???) and directed by Marc Forster (previous works?). Christopher Robin stars Ewan McGregor (Moulin Rouge, Trainspotting) as Christopher Robin, Jim Cummings (Princess and the Frog, Shrek) as the voices of Winnie the Pooh and Tigger, Hayley Atwell (Captain America, Cinderella) as Robin’s wife Evelyn Brad Garrett as Eeyore, Toby Jones (Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, The Mist) as Owl, Nick Mohammed (The Martian, Bridget Jones’s Baby) voices Piglet, Peter Capaldi (Doctor Who, World War Z) as Rabbit and Sophie Okonedo (Hotel Rwanda, Dirty Pretty Things) as Kanga.	Port of Dover - Cruise Terminal	For Disney's Christopher Robin, the old Victorian railway station at the Dover cruise terminal was transformed into a London railway station, including running trains.	Christopher Robin (2018) Article on Kent Film Office website Christopher Robin (2018) on IMDb
			Port of Dover - Seafront	For Christopher Robin, a short film for the end credits was also shot on Shakespeare Beach in Dover.
Welcome to Curiosity (2018)	08/06/2018	Welcome to Curiosity (2018) follows four interconnected stories as a group of people in the small town of Curiosity find themselves linked to a notorious serial killer. It was the world's first film to raise it's entire production budget through crowdfunding. The film was directed by Ben Pickering (Two Days in the Smoke, Election Night) and written by Darren Ripley (Two Days in the Smoke). The lead cast includes Christian Solimeno (Guilt, Hollyoaks) as Dexter, Eke Chukwu (Inside Man, How We Met) as Al, Gary Grant (Enemy Lines, The Lazarus Project) as Tim and Amrita Acharia (Game of Thrones, The Sister) as Zoe.	Gravesend	A country road in Shorne in Gravesend appears as the location of a phone box which both Dexter (Christian Solimeno) and Tim (Gary Grant) both use.	Welcome to Curiosity (2018) Article on Kent Film Office Website Welcome to Curiosity (2018) on IMDb Welcome to Curiosity (2018) trailer
			Rochester City	Fort Borstal in Rochester doubles as an abandoned warehouse where the criminals return after their heist and Fordy (Richard Blackwood) tries to double-cross them. A street in Rochester also features in a scene where Fordy and Oz (Danny Howard) talk to each other from their cars and discuss how they will find Al (Eke Chukwu) and Dexter (Cristian Solimeno).
King Lear (2018)	28/05/2018	King Lear is a modern-day adaptation of William Shakespeare’s play of the same name. The film tells the tragic story of King Lear (Anthony Hopkins) who abdicates his throne in favour of his two corrupt daughters Regan (Emily Watson) and Goneril (Emma Thompson), rejecting his loving and honest third daughter Cordelia (Florence Pugh) when she fails his test of flattery. The film was directed by Richard Eyre (Notes on a Scandal, Iris, and Stage Beauty). King Lear stars Anthony Hopkins, Emma Thompson, Emily Watson, Florence Pugh, Jim Broadbent, Andrew Scott, John Macmillan, Jim Carter, Christopher Eccleston, Tobias Menzies, Anthony Calf and Karl Johnson.	EH - Dover Castle	The play's final resolution is played out in various locations at Dover Castle.	King Lear (2018) Article on Kent Film Office website King Lear (2018) on IMDb
			Samphire Hoe	Shakespeare Cliff above Samphire Hoe is where Gloucester (Jim Broadbent) punished with blindness for treason by Lear asks a mad man (Andrew Scott) he meets in the road to take to him to the edge of a cliff.
Zoe and the Astronaut (2018)	04/05/2018	Zoe (Kirsten Foster) suffers with Leukemia and is given only months to live. When a young astronaut named Jacques (Max Scully) crash lands by her house, she spends her last few days showing him planet earth. Zoe and the Astronaut was written and directed by Eke Chukwu. The film also stars Zoe’s parents John (Ian Reddington) and Elizabeth (Lisa Moorish) alongside Zoe’s best friend Yasmin (Sapphire Joy).	Tankerton Slopes	Tankerton Beach features at the end of the film; Zoe Armstrong (Kirsten Foster) waits on the beach with alien boyfriend Jacques (Max Scully) whilst reminiscing with her parents John (Ian Reddington) and Elizabeth (Lisa Moorish) alongside best friend Yasmin (Sapphire Joy).	Zoe and the Astronaut (2018) Article on Kent Film Office website Zoe and the Astronaut (2018) on IMDB
Sajjan Singh Rangroot (2018)	23/03/2018	Based on a true story, Sajjan Singh Rangroot (2018) follows British Indian Army officer Sajjan Singh (Diljit Dosanjh), who served on the Western Front during World War I. It centres on the Sikh regiments who were sent to fight for Britain during the war, and pays tribute to the sacrifice that the Indian Army made for Britain. The film was directed by Pankaj Batra (Virsa, Channa Mereya), and stars actors Diljit Dosanjh (Udta Punjab, Welcome to New York, Super Singh), Yograi Singh (Tiger, Baaz) and Darren Tassell (The Mummy, Autopsy: The Last Hours Of).	Faversham	Faversham Market was used in multiple scenes, in which WWI soldiers are marching through town and spending down time before fighting on the Western front.	Sajjan Singh Rangroot (2018) Article on Kent Film Office website Sajjan Singh Rangroot (2018) on IMDb
The Escape (2018)	03/03/2018	The film The Escape follows the story of a young woman, Tara (Gemma Arterton), at a crossroads in her life, as she struggles to chase her dreams alongside her responsibilities as a wife and mother of two. To combat her severe depression she escapes to Paris to find herself. Director and writer Dominic Savage has previously worked on BBC films Born Equal and Freefall. Gemma Arterton has starred in high-profile films such as Hansel & Gretel: Witch-Hunters and Clash of the Titans. Dominic Cooper has appeared in Captain America: The First Avenger, Mamma Mia! and TV series Preacher.	Gravesend	Northfleet Nursery was used as Tara's son's day centre. Imperial Business Park features as Tara's local place for shopping.	The Escape(2018) Article on Kent Film Office website The Escape (2018) on IMDb
			Dartford	A property in Caspian Way features as the family's home. Crayland Primary School features as Tara's daughter's school and the park off Broomfield Road is visited by the whole family at the week-end.
			Ebbsfleet International Station	Tara (Gemma Arterton) watches the trains on one occassion and later leaves for Paris.
The Mercy (2018)	09/02/2018	The film tells the true story of Donald Crowhurst (Colin Firth), an amateur yachtsman who went missing during his attempt to win the 1968 Golden Globe Race when he decided to circumnavigate the globe solo. Directed by James Marsh (The Theory of Everything, Shadow Dancer) and written by Scott Z. Burns (Contagion, The Bourne Ultimatum). The film stars Colin Firth (Kingsman: The Secret Service, Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy), Rachel Weisz (The Mummy, Oz the Great and Powerful), David Thewlis (Wonder Woman, Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban,) and Mark Gatiss (The League of Gentlemen, Sherlock).	Bewl Water	Bewl Water features as the Teignmouth inlet where Donald Crowhurst (Colin firth) sails locally alone and with his family.	The Mercy (2018) Article on Kent Film Office website The Mercy (2018) on IMDb
			The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The HMS Gannet at The Historic Dockyard Chatham was used as the port where the wives of the competition sailors posed for the press.
House of Salem (2016)	23/01/2018	A child finds unlikely protectors in the form of a group of kidnappers who discover they have been tricked and are now trapped in a house. Realising that they are to become the next sacrifice in a line of murders spanning centuries, they get ready to battle demonic forces for their freedom. The film was written and directed by James Crow (Curse Of The Witching Tree, He Who Dares). House of Salem stars Jessica Arterton, Jack Brett Anderson (Runaway, Drop), Liam Kelly, Robert Lowe (Casualty, Primeval) and Leslie Mills (Merlin of the Crystal Cave, The Bill).	KCC Country Parks - Dryhill Local Nature Reserve	KCC Dryhill Nature Reserve features as the roadside where a young couple picks up Josh in their car as he tries to escape from his kidnappers.	House of Salem (2018) Article on Kent Film Office website House of Salem (2016) on IMDB
			Sole Street House	Sole Street House features as the Titular House of Salem.
			Evegate Manor	Evegate Manor features as Josh's (Liam Kelly) home from where he is kidnapped.
Darkest Hour (2018)	12/01/2018	Darkest Hour is a war drama that follows Winston Churchill (Gary Oldman) as he becomes Prime Minister at the start of the Second World War. Churchill is faced with a tough decision: negotiate with Adolf Hitler, who rages war across Europe, or fight and risk many British lives. Darkest Hour is written by Anthony McCarten (The Theory of Everything) and directed by Joe Wright (Pride and Prejudice). The film stars Gary Oldman (The Dark Knight Rises), Lily James (Cinderella), Ben Mendelsohn (Rogue One), Kristin Scott Thomas (Only God Forgives), Stephen Dillane (Game of Thrones), Ronald Pickup (The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel), Samuel West (Suffragette) and many others.	Fort Amherst	Fort Amherst was the location for both General Ramsay's Operations HQ and the Calais Garrison.	Darkest Hour (2018) Article on Kent Film Office website Darkest Hour (2018) on IMDB
			NT - Chartwell	The exterior of Chartwell House is featured in the telegram sequence which sees Churchills' secretary Elizabeth Layton (Lily James) receive a telegram at Buckingham Palace whereby King George VI asks Churchill to become Prime Minister.
Slumber (2017)	05/01/2018	Slumber is a supernatural horror film, that follows the story of Alice (Maggie Q), a sleep doctor who is forced to think outside the box when she meets a family who claim that a demon paralyses and terrorises them while they sleep. Written by Richard Hobley (The Vessel, Japantown) and Jonathan Hopkins (Charlie and The Chocolate Factory, Extraordinary Rendition), who also directed the film, Slumber’s cast is led by Maggie Q (Divergent and Die Hard 4.0)and features Kristen Bush (Paterno, Liberal Arts), Sam Troughton (Chernobyl, The Ritual), Lucas Bond (Summerland, Susu) and Honour Kneafsey (Miss You Already, A Christmas Prince).	Home Farm	Home Farm near Faversham was used for the exterior and interior filming of the Morgan Family Home.	Slumber (2017) Article on Kent Film Office website Slumber (2017) on IMDB Slumber (2017) on Wikipedia
Victoria & Abdul (2017)	15/09/2017	The BBC’s newest biopic feature, Victoria and Abdul, tells the story of the unlikely friendship between Queen Victoria (Dame Judi Dench) and her servant Abdul Karim (Ali Fazal). The film is based on the book Victoria &Abdul: The True Story of the Queen’s Closest Confidant, by Shrabani Basu. Directed by Stephen Frears, Dame Judi Dench stars as Queen Victoria and Ali Fazal as Abdul Karim (Fast and Furious 7 and 3 Idiots). The supporting cast include Olivia Williams(The Sixth Sense and An Education), Michael Gambon (The Harry Potter Series and Sleepy Hollow), Eddie Izzard (Valkyrie and Ocean’s Thirteen) and Adeel Akhtar (The Dictator and Pan).	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	HMS Gannet at The Historic Dockyard Chatham was used as the ship which brought Abdul Karim (Ali Fazal)to England and returned him back to India.	Victoria & Abdul (2017) Article on Kent Film Office website Victoria & Abdul (2017) on IMDb
Una (2017)	01/09/2017	Looking to resolve her past, Una (Rooney Mara/Ruby Stokes) confronts Ray (Ben Mendelsohn ), her former neighbour, at his work place seeking answers. As buried secrets and forbidden desires start to surface, they begin to threaten the stability they have found in their new lives. Una was directed by Benedict Andrews and starred Rooney Mara, Ruby Stokes and Riz Ahmed.	Greatstone-on-Sea (Romney Sands)	The Fisherman Pub and surrounding streets were used as the location where young Una (Ruby Stokes) and Ray ( Ben Mendelsohn) lived.	Una (2017) Article on Kent Film Office website Una (2017) on IMDb
			Lydd-on-Sea & Lade Beach	The seafront as well as various streets were used as the location where young Una (Ruby Stokes) and Ray ( Ben Mendelsohn) lived.
			Dungeness Estate	The beach as Dungeness was the location where as the location where young Una (Ruby Stokes) and Ray ( Ben Mendelsohn) plan to escape to France together.
Bhikari (2017)	04/08/2017	Bhikari follows the story of a rich young man (Swwapnil Joshi) who, having finished his higher education in London, returns to India where his mother hands over the family business to him. However, unfortunate events lead Samrat to face difficult choices in order to save his mother’s life. The film is was written by Guru Thakur, a popular lyricist and screen-writer, and directed by Ganesh Acharya (Bhaag Milkha Bhaag, PK), and stars Swwapnil Joshi (Mumbai Pune Mumbai, Duniyadari) and Rucha Inamdar (Children of War, Under the Same Sun)	Botany Bay	Botany Bay features as the seaside location in Samrat's fantasy.	Bhikari (2017) Article on Kent Film Office website Bhikari (2017) on IMDb
			Kingsgate Bay	Kingsgate Bay features as the seaside location in Samrat's fantasy.
Mubarakan (2017)	28/07/2017	Mubarakan is a romantic comedy which follows the lives of identical twins, Charan and Karan Singh(Arjun Kapoor) who are deeply in love with Sweety (Ileana D'Cruz ) and Nafisa (Neha Sharma ). When Karan’s family are insistent on his marrying Binkle (Athiya Shetty ), the daughter of a very wealthy family, he persuades them to offer Charan as a groom instead. Unfortunately, Charan is equally determined to marry the love of his life, Nafisa. The film was written by Rupinder Chahal (Love Punjab, Chak Juwana) and Rajesh Chawla ( and directed by Anees Bazmee . The prestigious Bollywood cast is led by Arjun Kapoor who, not for the first time, plays both brothers and supported by Anjil Kapoor Ileana D’Cruz , Athiya Shetty and Neha Sharma.	MM - Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara	The Guru Nanak Darbar Gurdwara in Gravesend features as the temple the families worship.	Mubarakan (2017) Article on Kent Film Office website Mubarakan (2017) on IMDb
Anti Matter (2017)	10/07/2017	Anti Matter is a science fiction noir that follows scientist Liv (Philippa Carson) as she desperately tries to discover what happened to her after an experiment to generate and travel through a wormhole. She must find out who, or what, is behind the struggles in her life alongside her friends Anna (Yaiza Figueroa) and Nate (Tom Barber-Duffy). Anti Matter stars Philippa Carson (Femme Killer, Virtual Witness) as Liv, Tom Barber-Duffy (The Befuddled Box of Betty Buttifint) as Nate and Yaiza Figueroa (The Showreel, A Beautiful Death) as Ana. Fellow cast members include Julia Savill, Noah Maxwell Clarke (Holby City, Top Boy) and Holly Joyce (Look What You Have Become, Grace). The film was written and directed by Keir Burrows (Hen party, Air).	Bradbourne House	Bradbourne House doubles as Liv’s (Philippa Carson) grandmother Brenda’s (Julia Savill) house. Beautiful exterior and interior shots are used as Liv, Ana (Yaiza Figueroa) and Nate (Tom Barber-Duffy) visit Tinkles the cat.	KFO Anti Matter (2017) article Anti Matter (2017) on IMDB
The Rizen (2017) and The Rizen: Possession (2020)	19/06/2017	The Rizen (2017) is a horror story set in 1955, an era when both NATO and the Allied Forces were supposedly conducting secret, occult experiments in a bid to win the Arms Race. The film was written and directed by Matt Mitchell and stars Sally Phillips (Bridget Jones’s Diary, The Decoy Bride), Julian Rhind-Tutt (Lucy, Rush), Tom Goodman-Hill (Mr Selfridge, Everest) and Adrian Edmondson (War and Peace, Bottom. A sequel, The Rizen: Possession (2020), also written and directed by Matt Mitchell, sees cast members Julian Rhind-Tutt, Adrian Edmondson and Sally Phillips reprise their roles. The plot centres around a group of young urban explorers and a private military unit revealing clues to a 60-year plan to reopen a door that should have stayed closed. What the group discovers threatens to tear our world apart. The production for The Rizen (2017) and The Rizen: Possession (2020) were shot largely in Kent.	MM - Manor Way Business Park, Swanscombe	The production for The Rizen (2017) and The Rizen: Possession (2020) were shot largely in Kent. A warehouse on Manor Way Business Park in Swanscombe was used as the production base and studio.	The Rizen (2017) and The Rizen: Possession (2020) Article on Kent Film Office website The Rizen (2017) on IMDb The Rizen: Possession (2020) on IMDb
			Gravesend Old Town Hall	Gravesend Old Town Hall featured as a Grand Hall to an academy in The Rizen (2017) and The Rizen: Possession (2020).
			Powerhub	The Powerhub in Maidstone features in The Rizen (2017) and The Rizen: Possession (2020) doubling as an ex-Military base. Scenes feature an exterior of a 'military bunker' entrance while interiors feature stairwells and long dark corridors where the protagonists face monsters.
			Northfleet Industrial Estate	Northfleet Industrial Estate features exteriors, a laboratory and radio room in The Rizen: Possession (2020), doubling as an ex-Military base.
Wonder Woman (2017)	01/06/2017	DC Comics Wonder Woman follows the story of Diana (Gal Gadot), an Amazonian Princess who, after a chance encounter with American Spy, Steve Trevor (Chris Pine), follows him into an unfamiliar world to help win the war against Germany. The film was written by Allan Heinberg (Grey’s Anatomy, Sex and the City) and Geoff Johns (The Flash, Arrow) and directed by Patty Jenkins (Monster, The Killing). Wonder Woman stars Gal Gadot (Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Fast & Furious), Chris Pine (Star Trek, Into the Woods), Robin Wright (The Princess Bride, House of Cards) and Connie Nielsen (Gladiator, One Hour Photo).	Lower Halstow & Raspberry Lane	The estuary at Lower Halstow doubled as the Belgian Creek in which Diana (Gal Gadot), Steve Trevor (Chris Pine), Sameer (Said Taghmaoui) and Charlie (Ewen Bremner) arrive on a sailing boat to meet up with the Chief (Eugene Brave Rock) to deliver Diana to the Front.	Wonder Woman (2017) Article on Kent Film Office website Wonder Woman (2017) on IMDb
The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2017)	31/03/2017	The Autopsy of Jane Doe is a horror film set in the world of father and son coroners, Tommy (Brian Cox) and Austin (Emile Hirsch)Tilden. When they start to examine a body of an unidentified women, they are unable to determine the cause of death and start to experience strange occurrences in their basement morgue. The film is directed by André Øvredal and stars Emile Hirsch, Brian Cox, Ophelia Lovibond, Michael McElhatton, Olwen Katherine Kelly, Parker Sawyers and Jane Perry.	Home Farm	Exterior and kitchen of Home Farm was used as the Tilden Family Home.	The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2017) Article on Kent Film Office website The Autopsy of Jane Doe (2017) on IMDb
Doctor Strange (2016)	25/10/2016	Introducing a new character to the Marvel Universe,Doctor Strange follows brilliant neurosurgeon Steven Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) who severely damages his hands in a car accident ending his successful medical career. A desperate search for a cure leads the Doctor on an inter-dimensional journey that will change his life forever. Directed by Scott Derrickson and starring Benedict Cumberbatch, Rachel McAdams, Mads Mikkelsen, Tilda Swinton, Benedict Wong, Chiwetel Ejiofor.	Northfleet Industrial Estate	Northfleet by the river Thames was the site where the stunt sequence that shows Dr. Strange's tragic car cash that looses him his career was staged.	Doctor Strange (2016) Article on Kent Film Office website Doctor Strange (2016) on IMDb
Level Up (2016)	19/09/2016	Thriller Level Up is about layabout Matt, (Josh Bowman) whose world changes instantly when his girlfriend is kidnapped. An increasingly sinister game of cat and mouse ensues across London. Will Matt be able to save his girlfriend? The film was written by Gary Young and Adam Randall, who also directs. It stars Josh Bowman, Neil Maskell, William Houston and Leila Mimmack.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The Ropery at The Historic Dockyard Chatham features at the end of the film as the warehouse where Matt (Josh Bowman) goes to find his girlfriend.	Level Up (2016) Article on Kent Film Office website Level Up (2016) on IMDb
Rustom (2016)	01/09/2016	In 1959, Naval Commander Rustom Pavri (Akshay Kumar) discovers that his wife is having an affair with his best friend. When he shoots his rival, the ensuing court case changes an entire nation. Directed by Dharmendra Suresh Desai, the film stars Akshay Kumar, Ilena D'cruz.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The Historic Dockyard features as the Bombay naval port and HMS Cavalier as the destroyer on which he serves. a snowy Commissioners House also features in a montage and Slip 5 in a dinner scene between Rear Admiral Prashant Kamath (Parmeet Sethi)and Cynthia (Ilene D'Cruz)	Rustom (2016) Article on Kent Film Office website Rustom (2016) on IMDb
			Maidstone	The river Medway towpath by the Brodway Bridge features in a montage showing how Rustom (Akshay Kumar) and Cynthia (Ileana D'Cruz) fall in love and marry.
			Leeds Castle	Leeds Castle grounds, including the lake and maze features in a montage showing how Rustom (Akshay Kumar) and Cynthia (Ileana D'Cruz) fall in love and marry.
			NT - South Foreland Lighthouse	South Foreland Lighthouse features in a montage showing how Rustom (Akshay Kumar) and Cynthia (Ileana D'Cruz) fall in love and marry.
			Aylesford	The Chequers Inn pub in Aylesford features in a montage showing how Rustom (Akshay Kumar) and Cynthia (Ileana D'Cruz) fall in love and marry.
			Port of Dover - Seafront	The seafront at Dover features in a montage showing how Rustom (Akshay Kumar) and Cynthia (Ileana D'Cruz) fall in love and marry.
			Canterbury City	Canterbury city Centre features features in a montage showing how Rustom (Akshay Kumar) and Cynthia (Ileana D'Cruz) fall in love and marry as well as the night setting in London after Rustom refuses Vikram's (Parmeet Sethi) bribes in a pub.
			KCC - County Hall Complex	Sessions House in Maidstone features as The Ritz in London after Rustom (Akshay Kumar) refuses Vikram's (Parmeet Sethi) bribes in a pub.
Road Games (2016)	26/08/2016	Road Games is a psychological thriller set during an idyllic summer in France where drifters Jack (Andrew Simpson) and Véronique (Joséphine de La Baume) hook up and hit the road. Hitchhiking a lift from a local oddball, who takes them home to his wife, where they suddenly find themselves in a deadly game of cat and mouse. The film was written and directed by Abner Pastoll (Me or the Dog, A Great Mistake) and stars Andrew Simpson (The Life and Adventures of Nick Nickleby, Notes on a Scandal), Joséphine de La Baume (Rush, One Day), Barbara Crampton (The Young and the Restless, We Are Still Here) and Frédéric Pierrot (Young & Beautiful, Polisse).	Castle Farm Estate - Lavender Farm	Production also filmed a scene in the fields of Castle Farm, where Jack (Andrew Simpson) and Veronique (Josephine de La Baume)are seen running across the field away from Grizard (Frederic Pierrot) and Mary (Barbara Crampton).	Road Games (2016) Article on Kent Film Office website Road Games (2016) on IMDb
			St Clere Estate	St Clere Estate is the main house in the film, the Grizard residence in France where much of the action takes place.
			Falconhurst - Farms and Barns	A barn on the Falconhurst estate was used as the location where Delacroix (Feodor Atkine) drugs Jack (Andrew Simpson) and takes him to his barn in a van.
The Carer (2016)	05/08/2016	Dorottya, a young Hungarian actress (Coco König) is chosen to care for Sir Michael (Brian Cox), a foul-mouthed retired Shakespearean actor suffering from an incurable illness. Despite their very different lives, the two begin to bond as they share their love for the Bard. Directed by János Edelényi and starring Brian Cox, Coco König, Anna Chancellor, Emilia Fox, Karl Johnson, Selina Caddell, Andrew Havill and Roger Moore.	Boughton Monchelsea Place	Boughton Monchelsea Place was used as Sir Michael Gifford's (Brian Cox) home.	The Carer (2016) Article on Kent Film Office website The Carer (2016) on IMDb
			MM - Sutton Valence Care Home	Sutton Valance Care Home doubled as the hospital where Sir Michael is taken after he collapses at home, as well as the interior of Oak Court Private Care facility.
			MM - Sutton Valence Main School	The Baughan Theatre at Sutton Valence Main School was used for a scene in which Dorottya (Coco Konig) auditions for a play.
			MM - Sutton Valence Preparatory School	Sutton Valence Prep School doubled as the exterior of the local Oak Court Private Care Facility.
			Headcorn	Headcorn was used as Sir Michael's local village.
			MM - The Lord Raglan Pub, Staplehurst	The Lord Raglan pub was used as Sir Michael's local.
			MM - Theatre Royal Margate	The Theatre Royal in Margate doubled as the London location for the film's final sequence in which Sir Michael gives a speech after receiving a life time achievement award.
Genius (2016)	10/06/2016	Adapted from the novel Max Perkins: Editor of Genius by A. Scott Berg, Genius tells the biographical story of book editor Maxwell Perkins (Colin Firth) and his working relationship with writer Thomas Wolfe (Jude Law). Written by John Logan and directed by Michael Grandage, Genius stars Colin Firth, Jude Law, Nicole Kidman, Dominic West, and Guy Pearce.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The Historic Dockyard Chatham doubled as the bustling docks and streets of 1920's New York where Thomas Wolfe (Jude Law) lives.	Genius (2016) Article on Kent Film Office website Genius (2016) on IMDB
Victor Frankenstein (2015)	03/12/2015	The legendary tale first penned by Mary Shelley is re-imagined from Igor's perspective, Frankenstein's assistant. Directed by Paul McGuigan, the film stars Daniel Radcliffe as Igor and James McAvoy as Victor Frankenstein.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The Historic Dockyard Chatham features as Chiswick Hospital as well as various London Streets.	Victor Frankenstein (2015) Article on Kent Film Office website Victor Frankenstein (2015) on IMDB
The Lady In The Van (2015)	13/11/2015	This adaptation of Alan Bennett's novella and subsequent play, dramatizes the real life events that saw Miss Shepherd, a transient, living in her van on Bennett's driveway in London for almost 15 years. Adapted by Bennett himself and directed by Nicholas Hytner, Maggie Smith stars as Miss Shepherd and Alex Jennings as Bennett. The supporting cast includes Jim Broadbend, Dominic Cooper, Claire Foy and Frances de la Tour.	Morelli's Broadstairs	Morelli's vintage Ice Cream parlour features on one of Miss Shepherd's trips to the seaside.	The Lady In The Van (2015) Article on Kent Film Office website The Lady in The Van (2015) on IMDb
			Broadstairs & Viking Bay	Broadstairs features as the seaside town where Miss Shepherd occassionally visits her brother, as well as Alan Bennett's mother's care home in Weston-Super-Mare.
Suffragette (2015)	12/10/2015	Suffragette is a period drama about the foot soldiers of the suffragette movement in late 19th and early 20th century Britain. The story follows Maud (Carey Mulligan), a hard working mother who is drawn into the fight for women’s rights. She sacrifices her job, her home and guardianship of her son in her struggle for equality. Directed by Sarah Gavron and written by Abi Morgan, the film stars Carey Mulligan, Helena Bonham Carter, Meryl Streep, Brendan Gleeson and Ben Whishaw.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The Historic Dockyard Chatham appears throughout the film and is used as locations for the laundry and the prison.	Suffragette (2015) Article on Kent Film Office website Suffragette (2015) on IMDb
The Soul Of A Spy - (Dusha shpiona) (2015)	28/08/2015	The Soul of a Spy (2015) is a Russian spy thriller following an Intelligence Officer who, after being assigned to a job in London, finds that bribery, blackmail and murder are all part of the job. Directed by Vladimir Bortko (Idiot, The Master and Margarita), the film stars Andrey Chernyshov (Tankers, The Man Without a Past) as Alex Wilkie, Elo Cinquanta (Vasectomia, 8 Marvels of the World) as Katia, Fedor Bondarchuk (9th Company, Sputnik) as Zasuhin and Liam Cunningham (Jude (1996), Electric Dreams: Crazy Diamond (2017)) as Hillsman.	Ramsgate	Filming took place at Ramsgate Royal Harbour and outside the Royal Temple Yacht Club where Alex (Andrey Chernyshov) and Katja (Elo Cinquanta) celebrate their engagement. The festivities lead to the final act of the film, which takes place on Alex's yacht, sailing from Ramsgate Marina in the Royal Harbour to Calais, which was represented by the West Pier.	The Soul of a Spy (2015) Article on Kent Film Office website The Soul of a Spy (2015) on IMDb
The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (2015)	14/08/2015	The Man From U.N.C.L.E. is an action spy film, set in the midst of the Cold War. CIA agent Napoleon Solo (Henry Cavill) and KGB operative Illya Kuryakin (Armie Hammer) must work together to investigate a mysterious criminal organization working to construct dangerous nuclear weapons. Directed by Guy Ritchie who also co-writes alongside Lionel Wigram, the film stars Alicia Vikander, Henry Cavill, Armie Hammer and Hugh Grant.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The Historic Dockyard Chatham features in parts of the West Berlin car chase at the start of the film.	The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (2015) Article on Kent Film Office website The Man From U.N.C.L.E. (2015) on IMDb
Everyone's Going To Die (2013)	26/06/2015	Everyone's Going To Die centres around Melanie (Nora Tschirner) whose life in a seaside town is going nowhere until she meets the mysterious Ray (Rob Knighton) and they decide to try and change their lives for the better. Directed by collective "Jones" and starring Nora Tschirner, Kellie Shirley and Rob Knighton.	Creative Quarter Folkestone	The Quarterhouse at the Creative Quarter in Folkestone featured in the scenes where Melanie (Nora Tschirner) in a bunny outfit and runs away after deciding she doesn't want to continue with her current life.	Everyone's Going to Die (2013) Article on Kent Film Office website Everyone's Going to Die (2013) on IMDb
			The Grand	The Grand was the hotel that Ray (Rob Knighton) stays at.
			Dymchurch Amusements	Dymchurch Amusements was used as a film location for the scenes where Melanie (Nora Tschirner) bumps into Ray (Rob Knighton).
			Folkestone Harbour	The old railway station and the harbour arm at Folkestone Harbour is one of the iconic locations where Melanie (Nora Tschirner) and Ray (Rob Knighton) meet.
			The Warren Country Park Folkestone	The beach at The Warren Country Park was used for some of the beach scenes where Melanie (Nora Tschirner) and Ray (Rob Knighton) join Laura (Madeline Duggan) and her friends.
			Folkestone	Folkestone doubled as the fictional seaside town where the film is set. The production filmed at many locations including Folkestone Streets, Rotunda and Sunny Sands beaches, St.Mary's and St Eanswythe Church, St. Peter's Primary School, Georges House Gallery in the Old High Street, The Leas as well as various shops and cafes.
Mr. Holmes (2015)	19/06/2015	Set in 1947, an aged and retired Sherlock Holmes (Ian McKellen) is dealing with the early stages of dementia. Unhappy with a fictionalised story of his last case, Holmes tries to recall what happened to write his own account, aided by his housekeeper’s son. Directed by Bill Condon and starring Ian McKellen, Milo Parker, Laura Linney, Hattie Morahan and Patrick Kennedy.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The Historic Dockyard Chatham doubled as a Japanese street and the Tarred Yarn Store was re-created to look like a Japanese restaurant.	Mr. Holmes (2015) Article on Kent Film Office website Mr. Holmes (2015) on IMDb
Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)	23/04/2015	When Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) and Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo) resuscitate a dormant peacekeeping program called Ultron, they lose control of the scheme and it is up to them to stop the evil plans of Ultron. Directed by Joss Wheedon, this instalment stars Robert Downey Jr., Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Jeremy Renner and Paul Bettany.	EH - Dover Castle	The keep as well as the entrance to the WWII Tunnels at Dover Castle were the setting for the entrance to the secret Hydra Research Base.	Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015) Article on Kent Film Office website Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015) on IMDb
Into the Woods (2015)	09/01/2015	Into the Woods is a film adaption of James Lapine and Stephen Sondheim’s Tony Award–winning Broadway musical of the same name. It is a modern twist on several beloved Brothers Grimm fairy tales. The story follows the Baker and the Baker’s Wife who are unable to start a family due to a curse by the Wicked Witch. In a quest to break the spell, they encounter Little Red Riding Hood, Cinderella, Jack and the Beanstalk, and Rapunzel. Directed by Rob Marshall and starring Johnny Depp, Meryl Streep, James Corden, Emily Blunt, Anna Kendrick and Chris Pine.	EH - Dover Castle	Dover Castle doubled as the King's Palace where he is hosting a three day festival. Here, Cinderella secretly attends the ball, winning the heart of Prince Charming. Later, as they get married at the castle, a giant causes the towers to fall, breaking up the wedding celebrations.	Into the Woods (2015) Article on Kent Film Office website Into the Woods (2015) on IMDb
Black Sea (2014)	05/12/2014	A submarine captain Robinson (Jude Law) gets a team together to explore for rumoured gold lost at the Black Sea. But when greed and power take over, the crew struggle to control their emotions, leading them to attack each other in order to survive.	A - Foxtrot - Black Widow	The Black Widow Submarine was used for the interior and exterior scenes of the submarine.	Black Sea (2014) Article on Kent Film Office website Black Sea (2014) on IMDb
Mr Turner (2014)	31/10/2014	Mr Turner is a biographical drama that takes us back to the nineteenth century when Turner travelled and painted some of his most renowned works, despite struggling with the death of his esteemed father. The film also highlights Turner’s eccentric behaviour which resulted in him being both celebrated and reviled by the public and royalty alike. Directed and written by Mike Leigh and starring Timothy Spall, Paul Jesson, Dorothy Atkinson, Marion Bailey, Karl Johnson, Ruth Sheen and Lesley Manville.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The Historic Dockyard Chatham's HMS Gannet was used to film a scene where Turner has himself strapped to the ship's mast during a storm to gain inspiration for a new painting.	Mr Turner (2014) Article on Kent Film Office website Mr Turner (2014) on IMDb
			MM - Stangate Creek	Stangate Creek was used to film the scene where Turner and his friends are rowed along Thames. They discuss the HMS Victory and toast the HMS Temeraire and their performance in Nelson's fleet during the battle of Trafalgar in 1805.
Blood Moon (2014)	25/08/2014	Blood Mood is a horror-western set in Lassiter, Colorado, a town beset by outlaws, gunslinger and a creature known to the Native Americans as the Skinwalker, which appears on nights of a blood red moon to feast on human flesh. The film is directed by Jeremy Wooding (Bollywood Queen, Peep Show) and stars Shaun Dooley (Eden Lake, The Woman in Black, TV’s Broadchurch), George Blagden (After the Dark, Les Miserables, TV’s Vikings), Anna Skellern (The Descent: Part Two, Gambit, TV’s The Musketeers) and Ian Whyte (Prometheus, Hercules, TV’s Game of Thrones).	A - Wild West	Blood Moon was filmed entirely in Laredo Wild West Town, Kent.	Kent Film Office Blood Moon (Filmed in Kent) Article IMDB Blood Moon Webpage
Still Life (2013)	25/06/2014	Still Life (2013) follows council case worker John May as he looks for the relatives of those who died with no known family. Written and directed by Uberto Pasolini (The Full Monty, Nowhere Special), Still Life stars Eddie Marsan (Deceit (2021), Southcliffe (2013)) as John May, with Joanne Froggatt (Liar (2017-2020), Downton Abbey (2013)) in a supporting role as Kelly Stoke.	Whitstable	Whitstable Harbour, V.C Jones Fish 'n Chips, Mr. Chips Fish Bar and various streets feature in the film, doubling as Whitby, where John May (Eddie Marsan) searches for the family of a recently departed man.	Still Life (2013) Article on Kent Film Office website Still Life (2013) on IMDb Still Life (2013) Trailer
			Herne Bay	Herne Bay seafront, beach huts, Central Parade and Prospect Hill feature briefly in the film, doubling as Whitby, where John May (Eddie Marsan) searches for the family of a recently departed man.
The Muppets Most Wanted (2014)	28/03/2014	Dominic Badguy (Ricky Gervais) suggests the Muppets go on a European tour with him as their tour manager. As the Muppets begin their tour, the criminal mastermind and Kemit the Frog Lookalike (Matt Vogel), Constantine kidnaps Kermit (Steve Whitmire) and takes his place. Together with his No 2, Dominic, they plot to steal the British Crown Jewels while Kermit is sent to the Gulag prison. How will the Muppets fare and will they find a way to save the day? Directed by James Bobin and starring Ricky Gervais, Ty Burrell, Tina Fey and Hugh Bonneville and of course the famous Muppets!	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The Historic Dockyard, Chatham was used to double as a dockside in Berlin. As Kermit goes through a tunnel he discovers a square with children playing. They immediately run away, pointing to a poster which shows an evil Kermit the Frog lookalike who is wanted. Confused and trying to explain that he is not that frog, Kermit is nevertheless thrown into a police van.	Muppets Most Wanted (2014) Article on Kent Film Office website Muppets Most Wanted (2014) on IMDb https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muppets_Most_Wanted|Muppets Most Wanted (2014) Wikipedia/link>
The Monuments Men (2014)	14/02/2014	The Monuments Men is a film based on the true story of one of the greatest treasure hunts in history. An unlikely team of museum directors, curators, and art historians are tasked to go to Germany during World War II and rescue art masterpieces from both the Nazis and the advancing Russian army and return them to their rightful owners. Based on the book written by Robert M.Edsel and Bret Witter, the film illustrates the bravery that the Monuments Men showed in the midst of war, risking their lives to retrieve priceless pieces of art. Directed and co -written by George Clooney, the film has an all-star cast featuring Matt Damon, Cate Blanchett, Bill Murray, John Goodman, High Bonneville, Jean Dujardin and Bob Balaban.	High Halden	A barn in High Halden was used for the scenes where James Granger (Matt Damon) and Emile (Alexandre Desplat) stay overnight in France.	The Monuments Men (2014) Article on Kent Film Office website The Monuments Men (2014) on IMDb
The Harry Hill Movie (2013)	20/12/2013	The Harry Hill Movie is a 2013 comedy film, part written by the comedian himself. Under the impression that his hamster Abu (Johnny Vegas) only has a week to live, Harry and his Nan (Julie Walters) set off on a trip to Blackpool. However, two henchmen under the rule of Harry’s evil brother Otto (Matt Lucas), follow the trio on their trip with the intention of capturing Abu. Will they succeed in delivering Abu back to Otto’s lair? Directed by Steve Bendelack, starring Harry Hill, Johnny Vegas, Matt Lucas, Julie Walters, Simon Bird and Sheridan Smith.	Littlestone-on-Sea	Littlestone is the setting for the town of Blackpole in the film.	The Harry Hill Movie (2013) Article on Kent Film Office website The Harry Hill Movie (2013) on IMDb
Dom Hemingway (2013)	15/11/2013	Released from prison after a 12-year stretch, larger-than-life safecracker Dom Hemingway (Jude Law) is determined to get what he’s owed for keeping quiet about the last job. But after visiting his boss, Dom decides his promised reward isn’t enough to replace what he’s lost. Characteristically for the notorious criminal with a drug and drink-fuelled ego, Dom manages to mess up everything before deciding on his real priorities. Directed by Richard Shepard and starring Jude Law as Dom Hemingway, alongside Richard E. Grant, Kerry Condon and Emilia Clarke.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The Historic Dockyard Chatham doubled as the prison exterior in the film.	Dom Hemingway (2013) Article on Kent Film Office website Dom Hemingway (2013) on IMDb
Last Passenger (2013)	18/10/2013	Lewis Shaler (Dougray Scott) and his son are heading home after an evening at the theatre in London. However, what seems like an ordinary train journey soon turns into a nightmare situation when the train is hijacked by a vengeful sociopath. The last six passengers, despite their differences, must become a team if they have any hope of survival. Directed by Omid Nooshin, starring Dougray Scott, Kara Tointon, Iddo Goldberg, David Schofield, Lindsay Duncan and Joshua Kaynama.	Kent and East Sussex Railway	The Last Passenger production team visited Kent and East Sussex Railway to film the fire carriage scenes at the end of the film.	Last Passenger (2013) Article on Kent Film Office website Last Passenger (2013) on IMDb
Rush (2013)	13/09/2013	Rush is an American action biopic documenting the famous rivalry between British racing driver James Hunt (Chris Hemsworth) and Austrian driver Niki Lauda (Daniel Bruhl), as they fight for the 1976 championship title. James Hunt was famous for his flamboyant lifestyle whilst Niki Lauda lived a quiet life focusing solely on his racing career. The film depicts the near fatal accident of Niki Lauda and how it impacted on his racing career, title hopes, and relationship with Hunt. Directed by Ron Howard and starring Chris Hemsworth, Daniel Bruhl, Olivia Wilde, Natalie Dormer, Alexandra Maria Lara.	Brands Hatch	Brand's Hatch provided the setting for key racing scenes doubling as race tracks in Nurburgring, Monza, Fiorano and itself. The Hospitality suite was used to set the fateful driver's meeting where James Hunt (Chris Hemsworth) swayed the drivers to race despite the dangerous weather conditions.	Rush (2013) Article on Kent Film Office website Rush (2013) on IMDb
Hummingbird (2013)	28/06/2013	Action thriller film Hummingbird, also known as Redemption, is about ex-Special Forces officer Joey (Jason Statham), who returns to London from the Afghanistan war and to survive, steals another man’s identity. After becoming caught up in alcohol, drugs and a criminal underworld, will nun Sister Cristina (Agata Buzek) be able to help him turn his life around? Directed and written by Steven Knight, the film stars Jason Statham, Agata Buzek, Benedict Wong and Vicky McClure.	Dartford Crossing - QEII Bridge	The Dartford Crossing - QEII Bridge features in Hummingbird twice - when Joey (Jason Statham) drives a van across the bridge and a lorry approaches the toll.	Hummingbird (2013) Article on Kent Film Office website Hummingbird (2013) on IMDb
World War Z (2013)	21/06/2013	Based on the book by Max Brooks, World War Z sees United Nations employee Gerry Lane (Brad Pitt) fight to stop the Zombie epidemic which is threatening humanity as well as his family. Directed by Marc Forster and starring Brad Pitt, Mireille Enos, David Morse, and Mattew Fox.	Discovery Park Ltd. - formerly Pfizer	The World War Z production team visited Discovery Park in Sandwich, Dover to use the offices and laboratories to shoot scenes where Gerry Lane (Brad Pitt) tries to find a cure for the zombie pandemic.	World War Z (2013) Article on Kent Film Office website World War Z (2013) on IMDb
Les Miserables (2013)	11/01/2013	Les Miserables is the successful adaption of the popular musical based on Victor Hugo's classic novel. Set in 19th century France, the story follows ex-prisoner Jean Valjean (Hugh Jackman) as he is hunted by ruthless policeman Javert (Russell Crowe) after breaking his parole. Valjean agrees to take care of factory worker Fantine's (Anne Hathaway) daughter Cosette (Isabelle Allen and Amanda Seyfried) which changes their lives forever. The film is a dramatic tale of broken dreams, unrequited love, passion, sacrifice and redemption. Directed by Tom Hooper and starring an A-List cast of Anne Hathaway, Russell Crowe, Hugh Jackman, Helena Bonham Carter, Sacha Baron Cohen, Eddie Redmayne and Amanda Seyfried.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The Historic Dockyard Chatham doubled as the town of Montreuil.	Les Miserables (2013) Article on Kent Film Office website Les Miserables (2013) on IMDb
Great Expectations (2012)	30/11/2012	The latest adaptation of the classic Dicken’s novel. Young Pip (Toby Irvine) is destined for a life as a blacksmith’s apprentice until he receives the news that an anonymous benefactor has paid for him to travel to London and become a Gentleman. With his new found wealth and status will he achieve his great expectations? Directed by BAFTA award winning Mike Newell. Featuring an all-star cast including Jeremy Irvine, Ralph Fiennes, Helena Bonham Carter as Miss Havisham, Robbie Coltrane, Jason Flemyng, David Walliams, Ewen Bremner, Holliday Grainger and Jessie Cave.	St Thomas A Becket - Fairfield	The St Thomas A Beckett church in Fairfield was used for scenes when Pip (Toby Irvine) first meets with convict Magwitch (Ralph Fiennes) .	Great Expectations (2012) Article on Kent Film Office website Dickens Movie Trail Kent Film Office Behind the scenes images Great Expectations (2012) on IMDb
			KWT - Oare Marshes	Oare Marshes were the perfect setting for Joe Gargery's (Jason Flemyng) forge where Pip(Toby Irvine) grows up.
			Swale Nature Reserve - Shellness	Shellness Beach and Swale nature reserve feature throughout the film. Pip (Toby Irvine) and Biddy (Bebe Cave) often walk together along the beach.
			The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The Historic Dockyard Chatham was used as the setting for Clarriker and Pocket LTD Oriental Importers and for some London street scenes.
			MM - Stangate Creek	Stangate Creek features in both boating scenes involving Magwitch: first when he is taken to the colonies as a prisoner and secondly when Pip and Herbert try to sneak him back out of the country.
			Thames and Medway Canal and Shornemead Fort	The Canal features in the sequence where Magwitch is taken to the colonies as a prisoner.
Ginger and Rosa (2012)	19/10/2012	Directed by Sally Potter, Ginger and Rosa is set in 1960’s London under the threat of nuclear war due to the Cuban Missile Crisis and is about two inseparable teenage girls who discuss religion, politics and hairstyles, and dream of lives bigger than their mothers' frustrated domesticity. This coming of age story is a tale of friendship, desire, determination and the struggles of growing up. Directed by Sally Potter and starring Elle Fanning, Alice Englert, Christina Hendricks, Timothy Spall, Oliver Platt and Annette Bening.	Dungeness Estate	Dungeness Estate was used for the various beach scenes where Ginger and Rosa walk along the beach and sit on the boardwalk.	Ginger and Rosa (2012) Article on Kent Film Office website Ginger and Rosa (2012) on IMDb
			Queenborough	Queenborough was used as the base for the boating scenes, including the rowing sequence and the sailing shots out in the Swale Estuary.
			MOD Training Areas Kent- Lydd	The MOD Training Areas in Lydd were used for the scenes where Ginger and Rosa hitch a ride from the Teddy Boys.
Gangsters, Guns and Zombies (2012)	02/10/2012	Gangsters, Guns and Zombies is a comedy horror film about Q (Vincent Jerome), a getaway driver for a group of gangsters whose bank robbery coincides with the beginning of a zombie apocalypse. The film is directed by Matt Mitchell and starring Vincent Jerome, Huggy Leaver, Fabrizio Santino, Cassandra Orhan, Frank Rizzo and Charlie Rawes.	Whitstable	Whitstable Harbour and beach features at the end of the film where Q (Vincent Jerome) and the gang try to escape by boat.	Gangsters, Guns and Zombies (2012) Article on Kent Film Office website Gangsters, Guns and Zombies (2012) on IMDb
			MM - Manor Way Business Park, Swanscombe	Manor Way Business Park in Swanscombe is used for the safehouse location which features throughout the film. It also doubles as an abandoned hospital and a car park.
Thaandavam (2012)	28/09/2012	Thaandavam is a Tamil film directed by Vijay (God’s Own Child)that mixes elements of action, thriller and sci-fi with traditional Indian song and dance. The film is about the revenge mission of a blind man who has a supernatural echolocation ability that helps him locate his wive's killer. The is star studded cast includes Chiyaan Vikram, winner of India’s National Film Awards (God’s Own Child), Anushka Shetty (God’s Own Son) Lakshmi Rai (Mankatha) and English model, actress and former Miss Teen World, Amy Jackson. It was written and directed by A.L. Vijay with Mike Parish and Nigel Genis (one scene) contributing to the script.	Botany Bay	Botany Bay features in a dance sequence in which Meenakshi (Anushka Shetty) confesses her love for Shivakumar (Vikram). There was a large sand picture created for the sequence.	Thaandavam (2012) Article on Kent Film Office website Thaandavam (2012) on IMDB Thaandavam (2012) on Wikipedia
The Sweeney (2012)	12/09/2012	Based on the 1970’s TV show, The Sweeney focuses on two members of the Flying Squad, a branch of the Metropolitan Police who target armed robbers and other serious criminals using controversial methods. The film follows Regan (Ray Winston) and Carter’s (Ben Drew) search for Regan’s long time adversary, Allen, after an armed robbery and murder is committed in London. Directed by Nick Love, the film stars Ray Winstone, Ben Drew (aka Plan B), Damian Lewis and Hayley Atwell.	MM - Warden Bay Holiday Park	Warden Bay Holiday Park was used for the dramatic finale of the film, including a car chase leading to a crash and a shoot out between Regan and Carter and their adversaries within the caravan park.	The Sweeney (2012) Article on Kent Film Office website The Sweeney (2012) on IMDb
			MM - Whiteway Road, Isle of Sheppey	Whiteway Road on the Isle of Sheppey was used for the high speed chase sequence filmed on a Russian Arm, that sees Regan and Carter pursue the robbers from the boatyard to the caravan park.
The Thompsons (2012)	26/08/2012	The Thompsons (2012) follows the Hamiltons, America’s most wanted vampire family. On the run from the law, the family travel to England to find an ancient vampire clan with the knowledge and skills to save their lives. Unbeknownst to them, what the clan has planned is quite the opposite. Directed by Mitchell Altieri and Phil Flores (The Hamiltons, The Violent Kind) also known as The Butcher Brothers, the film stars Cory Knauf (Grown, A Beginner’s Guide to Snuff) as Francis, Elizabeth Henstridge (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, Suspicion) as Riley Stuart, Joseph McKelheer (The Hammer, Godspeed) as Wendell and Mackenzie Firgens (Rent, Groove) as Darlene.	MM - Ringlestone Inn, Harrietsham	The Ringlestone Inn features as the pub owned by the Stuart vampire clan.	The Thompsons (2012) Article on Kent Film Office website The Thompsons (2012) on IMDb The Thompsons (2012) Trailer
			Romden	Romden doubles as the home of the Stuart vampire clan.
			Ashford	Tufton Street in Ashford doubles as London in the fight scene between David (Samuel Child), Lenny (Ryan Hartwig) and Cyrus (Sean Cronin).
Strawberry Fields (2012)	06/07/2012	Strawberry Fields is a psychological drama set among the strawberry fields of Kent. A carefree Gillian (Anna Madeley) takes up a job on a farm, recreating herself as an art student. She begins to build relationships with her co-workers and a romance with farmhand Kev (Emun Elliott) and all seems perfect. However, her eccentric sister Emily (Christine Bottomley) arrives and Gillian (Anna Madeley) can no longer hide from her true identity. Directed by Frances Lea, starring Anna Madeley, Christine Bottomley, Emun Elliot, and Philip Brown.	Leysdown-On-Sea	Leysdown beach was used as the local beach where the workers would go after a day on the farm.	Strawberry Fields (2012) Article on Kent Film Office website Strawberry Fields (2012) on IMDb
			MM - Newlands Farm	Newlands Farm was used for the majority of the strawberry field scenes.
			MM - Sevenoaks	Foxbury Farm in Sevenoaks was used for barn exteriors and some strawberry field scenes. The Farm was also the setting for the campsite 'Hotel Elixar' and the romantic barn scenes. Also the roads outside the property where featured.
Piggy (2012)	04/05/2012	Piggy (2012) follows Joe, a mild-mannered anxious man whose life is thrown into turmoil after the violent murder of his brother. He finds an unusual friend in the brash, hot-tempered Piggy who soon drags Joe into a world of danger, violence and revenge. Written and directed by Kieron Hawkes (Intergalactic, Fortitude) in his debut, Piggy stars Martin Compston (Our House (2022), Line of Duty) as Joe, Paul Anderson (Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (2011), Legend) as Piggy and Neil Maskell (Bull (2021), Klokkenluider (2023)) as Joe’s brother John.	Dartford	The interior of Darent Valley Hospital in Dartford features as the hospital where Joe's (Martin Compston) brother John (Neil Maskell) dies after being stabbed by a group of men.	Piggy (2012) Article on Kent Film Office website Piggy (2012) on IMDb
			Gravesend	The Hive in Gravesend features as the housing estate where Piggy (Paul Anderson) and Joe (Martin Compston) beat up the man who mugged Joe. Later in the film, Joe and Piggy drive through Manor Way Business Park in Swanscombe at night.
			KCC - County Hall Complex	The post room in Invicta House doubles as the office where Joe (Martin Compston) works.
Sherlock Holmes - A Game of Shadows (2011)	16/12/2011	In the second instalment of Guy Ritchie’s popular re-imagining, Sherlock Homes (Robert Downey Jr) and Dr Watson (Jude Law) are pitted against Sherlock’s arch enemy, Moriarty (Jared Harris). Hoping to avert a world war, Sherlock and Watson join forces with Simza Heron (Noomi Rapace), a French Gypsy, who lost her brother to the French Resistance. Sherlock and his team follow Moriarty's trail around Europe in a race against time to prevent Moriarty causing irreversible damage. The film is directed by Guy Ritchie and stars Robert Downey Jr as Sherlock, Jude Law as Watson, Noomi Rapace as Simza, Stephen Fry, Rachel McAdams and Jared Harris.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The Historic Dockyard Chatham was used for some of the exteriors around Moriarty's German gun factory in Berlin.	Sherlock Holmes - A Game of Shadows (2011) Article on Kent Film Office website Sherlock Holmes - A Game of Shadows (2011) on IMDb
			Fort Amherst	Fort Amherst was used to film the escape tunnels at the French Resistance in Paris.
			NT - Knole	Stone Court at Knole in Sevenoaks was used to stage the snowy arrival of Moriarty at the peace summit held in Switzerland towards the end of the film. However, those who have visited Knole may not recognise it, as the columned cloisters were courtesy of CGI.
			NT - The White Cliffs of Dover	The White Cliffs of Dover can be seen in the background of the scene in which Watson and Sherlock travel on a paddle steamer to France.
My Week With Marilyn (2011)	25/11/2011	This British film is based on a book of the same title by Colin Clark and recounts Marilyn Monroe's feisty character and turbulent relationships whilst filming The Prince and The Pauper with Sir Laurence Olivier. Colin Clark (Eddie Redmayne) works as a runner at Pinewood Studios when he meets the famous film star Marilyn Monroe (Michelle Williams). As he gets to know Marilyn intimately, Colin finds that behind the smile she shows the camera, she is struggling with her fame, beauty and desire to be a great actress. Directed by Simon Curtis and written by Adrian Hodges, the film has an A-list cast including Michelle Williams, Kenneth Branagh, Eddie Redmayne, Dominic Cooper, Judi Dench and Emma Watson.	MM - Saltwood Castle	Saltwood Castle is the original Clark family home and features as such at the beginning of the film.	My Week With Marilyn (2011) Article on Kent Film Office website My Week With Marilyn (2011) on IMDb
Will (2011)	04/11/2011	Will is a feature film about a recently orphaned 11-year-old boy on his journey to Istanbul to watch his favourite football team play in the Champions League Final. Along the way, he overcomes many challenges and meets some interesting people who help him through his journey. The film is directed by Ellen Perry (P.O.V, The Fall of Fujimori, Great Wall Across the Yangtze) who also co-wrote the script along with Zack Anderson (Pig Hunt, P.O.V, The Fall of Fujimori).	Port of Ramsgate	The Port of Ramsgate doubled as the Port of Dover when Will (Perry Eggleton) sneaks onto a lorry.	Will (2011) Article on Kent Film Office website Will (2011) on IMDb
			NT - The White Cliffs of Dover	The White Cliffs of Dover can be seen in the background when the boat leaves England.
			Port of Dover - Ferry Terminal	Aerial shots of the Port of Dover can be seen when Will (Perry Eggleton) starts his journey to Istanbul.
Johnny English Reborn (2011)	07/10/2011	The sequel to 2003 hit 'Johnny English' sees Rowan Atkinson return as MI7 spy in this comedy action thriller. Pulled out of his early retirement from The Agency, English has to find and stop assassins before they eliminate the Chinese leader. Will the results be disastrous or will English be a hero? Directed by Oliver Parker and written by Hamish McColl and William Davies. The film has a great cast alongside Atkinson, which includes Gillian Anderson, Rosamund Pike, and Dominic West.	Chestfield Tunnel - Thanet Way A299	The A299 Thanet Way makes a brief appearance as a French motorway when traffic was cleared to make way for the unpredicatable Johnny English in his Bentley.	Johnny English Reborn (2011) Article on Kent Film Office website Johnny English Reborn (2011) on IMDb
The Tapes (2011)	23/09/2011	The Tapes (2011) is a British indie horror movie following three Kentish teenagers who find themselves trapped on an abandoned farm being hunted by devil worshippers, whilst trying to record a Big Brother audition tape. Directed by Lee Alliston (Talaash, Challenge 2) and Scott Bates (PRU (2022), Whitstable Pearl (2021-2022)), The Tapes stars Jason Maza (Rise of the Footsoldier: Vengeance, Outside Bet) as Danny, Arnold Oceng (The Good Lie, Brotherhood) as Nathan and Natasha Jean Sparkes (Powder Room, Victim) as Gemma.	Tankerton Slopes	Tankerton Slopes also feature in the film as a location Gemma (Natasha Jean Sparkes) in which attempts to film her Big Brother audition with boyfriend Danny (Jason Maza) and friend Nathan (Arnold Oceng).	The Tapes (2011) Article on Kent Film Office website The Tapes (2011) on IMDb The Tapes (2011) Trailer
			Whitstable	An privately owned, abandoned farm in Whitstable became the scene for the disturbing events seen in The Tapes (2011). The Rose in Bloom pub in Joy Lane and Whitstable Harbour also featured in the film as locations in which Gemma (Natasha Jean Sparkes) attempts to film her Big Brother audition with boyfriend Danny (Jason Maza) and friend Nathan (Arnold Oceng).
Age of Heroes (2011)	20/05/2011	Age of Heroes is a film based on the real-life events of Ian Fleming’s 30 Commando during the Second World War; a team that was one of the most secretive and exclusive Special Forces regiments and created the mould for the modern day SAS. Adrian Vitoria (The Crew Hollyoaks: Crossing the Line) directs as well as co-wrote the screenplay alongside Ed Scates. Sean Bean (The Lord of the Rings, The Martian), Danny Dyer (Doghouse, Eastenders), Aksel Hennie (Headhunters, Hercules) and James D’Arcy (Master and Commander, Cloud Atlas) star.	Gravesend Civil Defence Bunker - Woodlands Park	The Gravesend Civil Defence Bunker in Woodlands Park was used to represent the Naval Intelligence Cabinet War Rooms in Whitehall, London.	http://kentfilmoffice.co.uk/2011/05/age-of-heroes/Age of Heroes (2011) Article on Kent Film Office website Age of Heroes (2011) on IMDb
			MM - Connaught Barracks	Connaught Barracks was used to double as Dashwood Military Prison. Cpl. Bob Rains (Danny Dyer) is sent there after head butting an officer.
			Pluckley Village	Pluckley Village and the surrounding area was used for many of the driving shots in the film.
Pirates of the Caribbean - On Stranger Tides (2011)	18/05/2011	Captain Jack Sparrow (Johnny Depp) returns seeking the elusive Fountain of Youth, and finds himself on the ship of murderous pirate Blackbeard (Ian McShane). However, the woman he once loved Angelica Teach (Penélope Cruz) reveals herself to be the daughter of Blackbeard and is also seeking the fountain. Alongside her father, she forces Jack to lead the way. Meanwhile Captain Barbossa (Geoffrey Rush) returns, flying the flag of the English Navy and a score to settle with Blackbeard. Directed by Rob Marshall and starring Johnny Depp, Penélope Cruz, Geoffrey Rush and Richard Griffiths.	NT - Knole	Knole has a brief cameo where it doubles as the bleak courtyard, complete with hanging noose where Barbossa threatens to hang Gibbs unless he reveals the location of the Fountain of Youth.	Pirates of the Caribbean - On Stranger Tides (2011) Article on Kent Film Office website Pirates of the Caribbean - On Stranger Tides (2011) on IMDb
Island (2011)	22/04/2011	Island (2011) is a psychological drama based on the acclaimed novel of the same name by Jane Rogers. Incapable of love and desperate for revenge, Nikki Black embarks on a journey to a remote island to seek out the mother who abandoned her at birth. Directed by Elizabeth Mitchell and Brek Taylor, the film stars Natalie Press (Wasp (2003), Suffragette) as Nikki Black, Colin Morgan (Merlin (2008), Humans – Series 2 (2016)) as Calum and Janet McTeer (The Honourable Woman (2014), Me Before You) as Phyllis.	Gravesend	A private house in Gravesend doubles as Nikki's old house depicted in various flashbacks of young Nikki (Nikki Tangen).	Island (2011) Article on Kent Film Office website Island (2011) on IMDb Island (2011) Trailer
			Schools at Somerhill	Nikki (Natalie Press) has various flashback memories to being bullied and excluded at a birthday celebration in her old school, filmed at Somerhill School.
Whistle and I'll Come to You (2010)	24/12/2010	BBC2 drama Whistle and I’ll Come To You is a modern adaptation of M R James’ Edwardian ghost story which tells the story of James Parkin (John Hurt)who, after leaving his wife in a nursing home, travels to their favourite destination, a quiet seaside town. On a deserted beach he has an encounter with an apparition which continues to haunt him for the rest of his stay. The one off drama was written and adapted by Neil Cross and stars John Hurt (Merlin, Hellboy),Gemma Jones (Bridget Jones Diary, Sense and Sensibility) and Lesley Sharp (Scott & Bailey, The Full Monty).	Botany Bay	Adoining Kingsgate Bay, Botany Bay and its chalk stacks featured in beach scenes in Whistle And I'll Come To You.	Whistle And I'll Come To You (2010) Article on Kent Film Office website Kent Film Office Whistle and I'll Come To You (2010) on IMDB
			Kingsgate Bay	The beach front hotel with steps to the sands used in Whistle And I Come To You was an apartment block in Kingsgate Bay. The stacks on the beach also feature.
Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (2010)	19/11/2010	Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1 is the seventh instalment of the popular Harry Potter series based on the novels by JK Rowling. The story follows Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) racing against time to destroy the Horcruxes, Lord Voldemort's (Ralph Fiennes) secret to immortality. During his pursuit he uncovers the existence of the three most powerful objects in the wizarding world: the Deathly Hallows. Directed by David Yates and featuring an all star cast including Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, Emma Watson, Helena Bonham Carter, Robbie Coltrane, Warwick Davis, Ralph Fiennes, Michael Gambon, Rhys Ifans, Bill Nighy, Alan Rickman, Timothy Spall and Julie Walters.	Dartford Crossing - QEII Bridge	The Dartford Crossing was the setting for the dramatic chase where Hagrid (Robbie Coltrane) and Harry (Daniel Radcliffe) are being ambushed by death eaters.	Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (2010) Article on Kent Film Office website Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1 (2010) on IMDb
Burke and Hare (2010)	29/10/2010	This black comedy is based on real life events centering on two 19th Century grave robbers - William Burke (Simon Pegg) and William Hare (Andy Serkis). The duo discover a lucrative business in providing dead bodies for an Edinburgh medical school. Will they get away with the scheme or will the law catch up with them? Directed by John Landis and starring Simon Pegg, Andy Serkis, Isla Fisher and Bill Bailey.	NT - Knole	The inner courtyard of Knole was transformed into the crowded Edinburgh market square and opens, as well as closes the film.	Burke and Hare (2010) Article on Kent Film Office website Burke and Hare (2010) on IMDb
The Calling (2009)	23/04/2010	Since childhood Joanna (Emily Beecham) has believed that she has a calling. Currently studying at university, she has to make the decision whether to carry on her life as it is or join the closed order at St Bertha’s Priory. With her mother firmly against the idea of her becoming her nun, the only encouragement she gets is from her family's religious housekeeper, Consuela (Harriet Thorpe). Toying with the decision, will Joanna (Emily Beecham) succumb to her calling and take her final vows? Directed and Written by Jan Dunn, the film stars Brenda Blethyn, Susannah York, Emily Beecham, Rita Tushinham, Pauline McLynn, Susannah Harker, Amanda Donohoe and Corin Redgrave.	MM - Salmestone Grange	Salmestone Grange was used as the location for the Benedictine Convent.	The Calling (2009) Article on Kent Film Office website The Calling (2009) on IMDb The Calling (2009) Trailer
			St Lawrence College - Ramsgate	The nuns' rooms were created at the old school of St Lawrence's in Ramsgate as was the Hospice.
			University of Kent at Canterbury	The University of Kent at Canterbury and the Gulbenkian Cafe provided a great location for establishing Jo at her uni.
			MM - Parish Church of St Peter - Broadstairs	The Parish Church of St Peter in Thanet is used as Jo's local church where she attends mass.
			MM - Vanity Fair	Vanity Fair provided the location for the Kitchen flashback scenes.
			Ramsgate	Some exterior scenes were filmed in Ramsgate, particularly the High Street.
			Broadstairs & Viking Bay	Viking Bay as well as the town of Broadstairs were used for some of the external scenes in the movie.
			MM - Wingham Wildlife Park	Wingham Wildlife Park doubled as Africa in The Calling at the end of the film.
			MM - 7 Callis Court Road	7 Callis Court Road was used for Externals of Joanna's Mothers house.
			Barnsole Vineyard	Barnsole Vineyard features as part of the convent where some of the nuns work.
			MM - The Churchill Tavern, Ramsgate	The Churchill Tavern is Joanna's local pub in The Calling.
Veer (2010)	22/01/2010	Epic Bollywood drama about Veer (Salman Khan), an Indian warrior during the British Raj who fights for his country and the princess that he loves. Directed by Anil Sharma and starring Salman Khan, Mithun Chakraborty and Jackie Shroff.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The Historic Dockyard Chatham was used to double as London streets in the scene where Veer (Salman Khan)first meets his princess, Yuvraji Yashodhara (Zarine Khan) in her horse and carriage. It was also used for the song 'Every Time I Look Into Your Eyes I See My Paradise' where Veer (Salman Khan)stands in front of docks and passes a steam railway.	Veer (2010) Article on Kent Film Office website Veer (2010) on IMDb
			Rochester Castle	Rochester Castle appears as a backdrop for a romantic, musical sequence named 'Every Time I Look Into Your Eyes I See My Paradise' and is also seen in the scenes where Veer (Salman Khan)stops a horse and carriage thinking that Yuvraji Yashodhara (Zarine Khan) is in it.
Sherlock Holmes (2009)	26/12/2009	Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's legendary detective is given a modern twist by "Lock Stock" and "Layer Cake" director Guy Ritchie. When a serial killer, who, having been brought to justice by Holmes (Robert Downey Jr) and his assistant Watson (Jude Law), somehow manages to return from the dead, the pair must unravel a series of seemingly magical clues in order to recapture the killer. Directed by Guy Richie and starring Robert Downey Jr, Jude Law, Rachel McAdams, Mark Strong, Eddie Marsan and Kelly Reilly.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The Historic Dockyard in Chatham proved to be an ideal location with its industrial buildings, authentic Victorian architecture and cobbled streets, which doubled as the Punch Bowl Pub, the court and hanging gallery, boatyard, exterior prison and was also used for various street scenes.	Sherlock Holmes (2009) Article on Kent Film Office website Sherlock Holmes (2009) on IMDb
The Hide (2008)	05/06/2009	This tense thriller is about a lonely bird watcher in an isolated hide who is joined by a bedraggled stranger seeking refuge from a storm. A bond forms between the strangers until news of an escaped convict reaches the hide over the radio. Clever and unnerving drama directed by Marek Losey and starring Alex Macqueen and Phil Campbell.	The Ferry House & Mocketts Farm Cottages at Harty	The Hide was erected on the marshy shores just below the Harty Ferry Inn, where all the exteriors of The Hide were filmed.	The Hide (2008) Article on Kent Film Office website Behind the scenes images The Hide (2008) on IMDb
			Elmley Nature Reserve & Kingshill Farmhouse	The RSPB reserve on Elmley Marshes was the perfect location for twitching and provide all the bird-watching exteriors.
Is Anybody There? (2009)	01/05/2009	Ten year old Edward (Bill Milner) is fascinated by the afterlife and constantly pesters the residents in his parent's care home for information on death. It is not long before he befriends Clarence (Michael Caine), a retired magician who tells stories of his travelling magic show. The two lonely souls find company and friendship. Directed by John Crowley and starring Michael Caine, Bill Milner, David Morrissey, Anne-Marie Duff and Ralph Riach.	Hythe	The sea-shelter on Princes Parade in Hythe was used as a bus shelter in Hull and the road was used for the scenes where Clarence (Michael Caine) and Edward (Bill Milner) are pushing the vehicle along the sea road after the crash.	Is Anybody There? (2009) Article on Kent Film Office website Behind the scenes images Is Anybody There? (2009) on IMDb
			St Peter's CEP School - Folkestone	St Peter's Church of England Primary school in Folkestone was used as Edward's school in the film.
			MM - Folkestone Central Train Station	Folkestone Central Train Station doubled as a Yorkshire station as Clarence (Michael Caine) and Edward (Bill Milner) take a trip on the train for a day out.
The Boat that Rocked (2009)	01/04/2009	From acclaimed English writer, director Richard Curtis (Four Weddings and A Funeral, Notting Hill) comes a British comedy with a fantastic cast and an iconic soundtrack. Set in the 60's, the boat in question is a pirate radio station, with 8 out of control DJ's whose mission is to broadcast the music they love and stand up to the government which is trying to ban it. Written and directed by Richard Curtis and starring Michael Hadley, Philip Seymour Hoffman, Bill Nighy, Rhys Ifans, Nick Frost and Chris O'Dowd.	Squerryes Court	The production used Squerreys Court as the home of government minister Alistair Dormandy (Kenneth Brannagh) who is trying to shut down the pirate radio station.	The Boat That Rocked (2009) Article on Kent Film Office website The Boat that Rocked (2009) on IMDb
Inkheart (2008)	08/12/2008	Inkheart is a fantasy film based on the novel of the same name by Cornelia Funke. It tells the story of Mo 'Silvertongue' Folchart (Brendan Fraser), who has a rare gift: when he reads aloud the characters in the stories are brought to life while at the same time, humans are transported into the world of the story. Mo must try to stop a freed villain from destroying them all, with the help of his daughter Meggie (Eliza Bennett ), her aunt Elinor (Helen Mirren), and a storybook's hero. Directed by Iain Softly and starring Brendan Fraser, Eliza Bennett, Jim Broadbent, Paul Bettany, Helen Mirren, Andy Serkis, Lesley Sharp and John Thomson.	Hever Castle	Hever Castle lake and Italian Gardens doubled as the exterior for Elinor's Tuscan villa setting. The house itself as well as the mountains behind were courtesy of CGI.	Inkheart (2008) Article on Kent Film Office website Inkheart (2008) on IMDb
Incendiary (2008)	24/10/2008	Incendiary is a British drama about an adulterous wife who tries to ease her guilt, by revenging the deaths of her husband and son, in a suicide bomb explosion during a football match. Directed by Sharon Maguire and based on the novel by Chris Cleave. Starring Ewan McGregor, Michelle Williams, Nicholas Gleaves and Matthew Macfadyen.	MM - MET POLICE Training College	The Metropolitan Training College facilities near Gravesend were used to shoot the scenes at the football stadium, after the bomb has exploded.	Incendiary (2008) Article on Kent Film Office website Incendiary (2008) on IMDb
Wild Child (2008)	15/08/2008	Poppy (Emma Roberts) is a spoilt and frustrated American teenager and after playing a prank on her dad (Aidan Quinn) which goes horribly wrong, she is packed off to an English boarding school where she is forced to adapt to a life of strict rules. Unhappy and missing home, Poppy sets about trying to get expelled from the boarding school and on her way goes on a journey of self-discovery and learns what true friendship really is. Written by Lucy Dahl, the daughter of literary legend Roald Dahl and directed by Nick Moore. Starring Emma Roberts, Aidan Quinn, Natasha Richardson, Alex Pettyfer.	Cobham Hall	Already a boarding school for girls, Cobham Hall was perfect for the film: with its traditional English feel and extensive grounds, the production was able to make themselves truly at home.	Wild Child (2008) Article on Kent Film Office website Wild Child (2008) on IMDb
Ruby Blue (2007)	25/04/2008	Ruby Blue is a 2007 feature which was entirely shot in Thanet, Kent. When Jack (Bob Hoskins) is left widowed after the death of his wife, he finds comfort in the friendship of 8 year old Florrie (Jessica Stewart)and troubled youth Ian (Jody Lathum). Stephanie (Josiane Balasko), a French neighbour, also befriends him sparking a romance. However, just as he seems to be getting his life back on track a series of unfortunate events turn his world upside-down once again. Written and directed by Jan Dunn and starring Bob Hoskins, Josiane Balasko, Jody Lathum and Josef Altin.	Deal Pier	Several fishing scenes take place on Deal Pier.	Ruby Blue (2007) on IMDb
			Port of Ramsgate	The Port of Ramsgate can be seen clearly in the final sequence where Ian drives Jack, Stephanie and her daughter away in a fishing boat that he has bought with the money from winning the pigeon race with Ruby Blue.
			Ramsgate	The setting for the film is Ramsgate and the main cast all live on Cliff View Road. Many shots of the beach and port are used within the film. Ramsgate train station was also used for filming when Jack and Stephanie travel to London. Bon Appettit featured as the restaurant where Jack and Stephanie go on a date.
			Deal	Deal High Street features as Ian works in a fishmonger in situated in the centre.
			Barnsole Vineyard	The Barnsole Vineyard doubled as the hop farm where Rosie works.
			MM - Ellington Park	Ellington Park was the place where Jack takes Florrie to teach her how to ride her bike.
			Broadstairs & Viking Bay	North Foreland Hill in Broadstairs was used as the location where the young girls go cycling before separating.
			MM - The Falstaff, Ramsgate	The Falstaff doubled as Jack's old local where he ends up drinking after arguing with Stephanie.
Son of Rambow (2008)	04/04/2008	Coming of age drama Son Of Rambow tells the story of two young boys, Will Proudfoot (Bill Milner) and Lee Carter (Will Poulter) who despite coming from different backgrounds, become friends. They are inspired to make their own film after watching the 1982 Sylvester Stallone film “First Blood”. A heart warming film about friendship, faith and the struggles of growing up. Written and directed by Garth Jennings and starring Will Poulter, Bill Milner, Neil Dudgeon and Jessica Hynes.	MM - Richborough Power Station	The now demolished Richborough Power Station was used as the main set for the home movie Son of Rambow Will and Lee are shooting with their friends.	Son of Rambow (2008) Article on Kent Film Office website Son of Rambow (2008) on IMDb
The Other Boleyn Girl (2008)	07/03/2008	Based on the best selling novel by Philippa Gregory, The Other Boleyn Girl is a story of love, passion and betrayal. It centres around sisters Anne (Natalie Portman) and Mary (Scarlett Johansson) Boleyn, who compete for the heart and hand of England's most notorious monarch, King Henry VIII (Eric Bana). Directed by Justin Chadwick and starring Scarlett Johansson, Natalie Portman, Eric Bana, Kristin Scott Thomas, David Morrissey and Benedict Cumberbatch. For more information about The Other Boleyn Girl Trail	NT - Knole	Knole was the setting for many of the film's London night scenes and the inner courtyard doubles for the entrance of Whitehall Palace where the grand arrivals and departures were staged.	The Other Boleyn Girl (2008) Article on Kent Film Office website Tudor(ish) Trail Trail The Other Boleyn Girl (2008) Behind the scenes images The Other Boleyn Girl (2008) on IMDb
			EH - Dover Castle	Dover Castle was transformed into the Tower of London for the execution scenes of George Boleyn (Jim Sturgess) and Anne Boleyn (Natalie Portman).
			Penshurst Place	Baron's Hall at Penshurst Place was transformed into the interiors of Whitehall Palace to film the scenes of Henry's extravagant feast. The Tudor Gardens were also used for the scene where Anne (Natalie Portman) and the King (Eric Bana) talk about their relationship.
Tudor Trail	07/03/2008	Discover Kent's rich Tudor history with The Tudor(ish) Trail featuring a wealth of locations which have historical Tudor connections, as well as those which have been used as filming locations for TV and film projects set in the Tudor era.	NT - Chiddingstone	Owned by the National Trust to ensure its preservation, Chiddingstone is one of the prettiest Tudor villages in Kent. In the TV series, Elizabeth R (1971) Chiddingstone's high street provides the backdrop for Elizabeth's celebrations upon her rise to the 'throne, and St. Mary the Virgin Church also features in the second episode. Chiddingstone is very typical of the Kentish Tudor style, with half-timbered houses sporting gables and stone-hung, red tiled roofs. Anne Boleyn's father, Sir Thomas Boleyn, bought a property here in the early 16th century, which now serves as the village shop.
			Cobham Hall	Follow the drive through the beautiful grounds to this Tudor Era manor, now a girls' boarding school. The two defining Tudor wings were added in 1559 and in the same year, Queen Elizabeth I visited the house then owned by Sir William Brooke, 10th Lord Cobham. The economic upturn after Henry VIII's reign brought with it a building boom, particularly in London, where new developments were crammed into every available space. This was most certainly a contributing factor to the Great Fire of London in 1666, destroying large swathes of the capital. Cobham Hall was used to represent Arundel House in the ITV drama The Great Fire (2014). Tulip mania, which saw the price of tulip bulbs reach extortionate levels, was another effect of the new wealth brought by the opening up of international trade routes. The market collapsed just as suddenly, giving rise to the later popularised notion of economic irrationality. Based on Deborah Moggach's popular novel, Tulip Fever, the 2016 film re-created an Amsterdam canal frontage along one of Cobham Hall's Tudor wings, complete with barges and donkeys crossing humpback bridges.
			EH - Dover Castle	Dover Castle's great tower has been used many times as a double for the Tower of London where many famous Tudors were trialled, imprisoned and executed. It did so in the films Lady Jane (1986), To Kill a King (2003) and the TV drama series The Hollow Crown: The Wars of the Roses (2016) and Wolf Hall (2015). In the Hollywood movie The Other Boleyn Girl (2008), the grand chamber was used as the prison meeting room and the courtyard housed the scaffold where Anne and her brother George were beheaded. The Franco Zeffirelli adaption of Hamlet (1980) also filmed at Dover Castle which doubled as Elsinore Castle. Henry VIII visited the castle in 1539 and added a bulwark and bastion. He also stayed in the Royal Apartments situated in the great tower and Inner Bailey, most likely when passing through the port where he embarked on several diplomatic trips to the continent.
			Hever Castle	Hever Castle, the family seat of the Boleyn family was an obvious choice for Anne's home in Anne of the Thousand Days (1969), starring Richard Burton and Genevieve Bujold. In the film Henry visits the Boleyn household to woo Anne. In Lady Jane(1986), featuring a very young Helena Bonham Carter directed by Trevor Nunn, the Long Gallery is used for the scene where Jane and Princess Mary talk about God. The beautifully ornate wood panelling is the perfect setting for period productions. In Henry VIII (1979), it doubled as streets in Westminster. Hever Castle also owns one of the most extensive privately-owned collections of Tudor portraits open to the public.
			NT - Knole	King Henry VIII was so enamoured by Knole that in 1538 he forced Thomas Cranmer the then Archbishop of Canterbury, who had braved great opposition by validating Henry's marriage to Anne Boleyn, to hand it over to him. Knole Park is bursting with Tudor features. The fireplace in the Great Hall boast a pair of andirons, or fire-dogs used to elevate the logs in the grate, which bear the initials and emblems of the King and Anne Boleyn. Interestingly, in 2014, archaeologists found the oak beams beneath floors by the fireplaces had been carved with scratched interlocking Vs and Ws, thought to invoke the protection of the Virgin Mary and prevent witches and demons from coming down the chimney. The final years of the Tudor period were a time of widespread paranoia when it came to witchcraft. It seems apt that for the film The Other Boleyn Girl (2008), Knole's romantic courtyards and deer-park were transformed into Tudor London, doubling for many street scenes as well as Whitehall Palace.
			Squerryes Court	Although built after the Tudor dynasty in 1681, Squerryes Court's grounds have played host to The Hollow Crown: Henry V (2012), featuring Tom Hiddleston. Adapted from Shakespeare's famous history plays, part II of this BBC adaptation depicts Henry V's famous battle against the French army at Agincourt. Shakespeare had limited historical sources when writing these plays and so it is interesting to see how he, as a Tudor characterises these historical figures.
			Leeds Castle	Little is known about the castle's Tudor history prior to King Henry VIII's reign when extensive works transformed the fortified house into a palace for Henry and his first wife, Catherine of Aragon. Their most notable stay was in 1520 when Henry arrived with a large retinue on his way to meet King Francis I at the Field of The Cloth of Gold near Calais. A copy of the painting of The Embarkation from Dover hangs in the Banqueting Hall at Leeds Castle commemorating the hopeful beginnings of this ultimately unsuccessful diplomatic mission. In 1544, after his French campaign, Henry made his last visit to Leeds Castle, this time with his sixth wife, Catherine Parr, before the castle passed from the crown estate in 1552.Leeds Castle featured in the award winning ITV series Henry VIII (2003), staring Ray Winstone and Helena Bonham Carter, where it doubled as the exterior of Richmond Castle. Bonham Carter visited Leeds before when filming Lady Jane (1986), and the production used exteriors as Lady JaneGrey's home, Bradgate Park. The Hollow Crown: The Wars of the Roses (2016) filmed boats on the moat, seeing Benedict Cumberbatch as Richard III arrive at the Tower of London. In Henry VIII (1979) both interiors and exteriors of Leeds Castle were used to portray the grandeur of Whitehall Palace
			Penshurst Place	For a visit to Penshurst Place by Henry VIII in1519, Edward Stafford, Duke of Buckingham, prepared lavish entertainments to impress the King. Henry, unable to produce a male heir, felt threatened by Edward's wealth and position in the succession and had him executed for treason two years later. His properties passed to the King who used Penshurst as a Hunting Lodge from which to court Anne Boleyn at neighbouring Hever Castle. In the mini-series Elizabeth R (1971), starring Glenda Jackson, the beautiful grounds doubled as Greenwich Palace gardens, and in both The Hollow Crown series (2012/2016) it featured as the exterior of the Palace of Westminster. In The Other Boleyn Girl (2008), starring Eric Bana, the Baron's Hall was decked out as the lavish banqueting hall at Whitehall Palace. Later in the film, Anne and the King walk in the Tudor gardens. In Henry VIII (1979) various rooms were used, including Baron's Hall where Anne Boleyn first meets Henry VIII, starring John Stride, when attending a ball hosted by Cardinal Wolsey. Penshurst Place has also doubled as the King's court in feature films To Kill a King (2003) and Anne of the Thousand Days (1969).The production team for Wolf Hall (2015) visited Penshurst Place to film in several of the staterooms, including the Long Gallery which doubled as Anne Boleyn's chamber in Whitehall where she often sat with her ladies in waiting. Penshurst Place kept their doors open to the public during the filming and on one of their tours, a visitor gave Damian Lewis a curious look and asked 'I know you don't I'' To which the actor, fully in costume, replied 'Well of course you do, I'm Henry VIII!'
			Archbishop's Palace Otford	Otford Palace was one of a chain of manor houses belonging to the Archbishops of Canterbury and became an important place to discuss church business. It was rebuilt around 1515 by Archbishop Warham to rival Cardinal Wolsey's palace at Hampton Court and lies adjacent to the Pilgrim's Way, the route to the shrine of Thomas Becket in Canterbury. Following Warham's death in 1532, the palace went to his successor, Archbishop Thomas Cranmer and subsequently to the Crown as part of the act of the dissolution of the monasteries in 1537.When Henry died, the palace fell into ruin and today, the principal surviving remains are the North-West Tower, the lower gallery, now converted into cottages, and a part of the Great Gatehouse. There are further remains on private land, and a section of the boundary wall can be seen in Bubblestone Road. The entire 4 acre site is designated as an ancient monument.
The Bank Job (2008)	28/02/2008	Based on true events, The Bank Job tells the story of a daring bank robbery in London during the 1970’s. The crew tunnel into a bank vault which is full of safe deposit boxes with millions in cash and jewellery but they also unearth scandalous secrets involving the Royal Family and MP’s, which thrusts them into a deadly web of corruption and scandal. Directed by Roger Donaldson and starring Jason Statham, Saffron Burrow, David Suchet, and Daniel Mays.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The Historic Dockyard in Chatham provided the ideal double for the side entrance of London Paddington Station where the final showdown between Terry and Lew Vogel takes place.	The Bank Job (2008) Article on Kent Film Office website The Bank Job (2008) on IMDb
The Good Night (2007)	18/01/2008	This romantic comedy is about a onetime pop superstar Gary Shaller (Martin Freeman) who now makes a living as a jingle writer working for his friend Paul (Simon Pegg). Although he loves his wife Dora (Gwyneth Paltrow), he is bored with his life and starts to dream about his perfect woman, Anna (Penélope Cruz). When he meets Anna in the flesh he is forced to confront his feelings for his wife head-on. Written and directed by Jake Paltrow and starring Martin Freeman, Simon Pegg, Gwyneth Paltrow, Penélope Cruz, Danny Devito, Michael Gambon and Keith Allen as well as an appearance by British musician, Jarvis Cocker.	A - Caped (Capel Manor Pavillion)	Capel Manor Guest Pavilion is the house in Gary's dreams where he meets Anna.	The Good Night (2007) Article on Kent Film Office website The Good Night (2007) on IMDb
The Golden Compass (2007)	27/11/2007	The Golden Compass is an Oscar winning adaptation of Phillip Pulman's first book in the 'His Mark Materials' trilogy. It is an epic fantasy adventure set in a parallel universe that sees a young girl called Lyra (Dakota Blue Richards) set out on a long and difficult journey to save her kidnapped friends; with a little help from talking polar bears, a group of witches, her own personal daemon and, of course, a magical golden compass. Directed by Chris Weitz and with an A-List cast including Nicole Kidman, Daniel Craig, Dakota Blue Richards and Ian McKellen.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The fictional port of Trollesund, where Lyra (Dakota Blue Richards) meets her armoured bear protector, Lorek Byrnson (Ian McKellen voice), was filmed outside Slip 3 at The Historic Dockyard Chatham.	The Golden Compass (2007) Article on Kent Film Office website The Golden Compass (2007) on IMDb
Exodus (2007)	19/10/2007	A modern retelling of the Book of Exodus by Penny Woolcock set in Margate. Pharaoh Mann (Bernard Hill), a populist politician, is elected into power and declares that all the undesirable people of society should live in a shanty town, Dreamland. His adopted son Moses (Daniel Percival) disagrees with his father’s politics and defies him by visiting the Shanty Town. After accidentally killing a guard, Moses is forced to begin a new life in Dreamland as an undesirable. However, Moses soon believes that he can lead the people to freedom and initiates a rebellion. Written and Directed by Penny Woolcock, starring Bernard Hill, Daniel Percival, Ger Ryan, Clare-Hope Ashitey, Anthony Johnson and Rena Jugati. The film also features ‘Waste Man’ a 25 metre burning sculpture by artist Antony Gormley.	Margate	The seaside town of Margate in Kent was turned into the setting for a contemporary re-telling of the Book Of Exodus. The main locations used were Dreamland, the High Street and Arlington House.	Exodus (2007) Article on Kent Film Office website Exodus (2007) on IMDb
			Kingsgate Bay	Kingsgate Bay in Broadstairs provided the location for the Promised Lands.
			Arlington House, Margate	Arlington House featured briefly in the film. It was the location were Moses (Daniel Percival) jumps from onto the beach.
			Dreamland Margate	Dreamland theme park was transformed into the shanty town where the undesirable people were imprisoned. It was also used as the location for the burning of Anthony Gormley's Waste Man sculpture.
The Riddle (2007)	16/09/2007	The Riddle is a film about journalist Mike Sullivan (Vinnie Jones) investigates a series of murders that occur after the discovery of an unpublished Charles Dickens’ manuscript. He seeks the help of police officer Kate (Julie Cox) and a beach-combing tramp (Derek Jocobi). It is only when Sullivan and his team are able to unravel a century-old crime hidden within the manuscript that they are able to solve the modern-day crime. Directed by Brendan Foley and starring Vinnie Jones, Julie Cox, Jason Flemyng, Derek Jacobi, P.H. Moriarty and Vanessa Redgrave.	MM - Central Park Stadium - Sittingbourne Dog Track	Sittingbourne Dog Track is in the opening sequence featuring Vinnie Jones character Mike Sullivan as he reports on the race.	The Riddle (2007) Article on Kent Film Office website The Riddle (2007) on IMDb
Amazing Grace (2006)	23/03/2007	Drama based on the real life of Member of Commons William Wilberforce (Ioan Gruffudd), who fought to abolish the slave trade in the late eighteenth century. Directed by Michael Apted, written by Steven Knight and starring Ioan Gruffudd, Benedict Cumberbatch, Albert Finney, Michael Gambon, Romola Garai and Rufus Sewell.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The 1743 Church at the Historic Dockyard Chatham was used to shoot the scenes at The Houses of Commons.	Amazing Grace (2006) Article on Kent Film Office website Amazing Grace (2006) on IMDb
Venus (2007)	26/01/2007	Friends and veteran actors Maurice (Peter O’Toole) and Ian (Leslie Phillips) find their lives disrupted when Ian’s great-niece Jessie (Jodie Whittaker) comes to live with him. Ian hopes she will provide him with care and companionship but is disappointed that she is more interested in drinking and sitting on the sofa watching TV. When Maurice takes the troubled teenager under his wing, an unlikely bond forms between the pair. An unusual and heart-warming tale directed by Roger Michell and starring Peter O'Toole, Leslie Phillips, Beatrice Savoretti and Jodie Whittaker.	Whitstable	Whitstable was the seaside town that Maurice (Peter O'Toole) and Jessie (Jodie Whittaker) visit at the end of the film.	Venus (2007) Article on Kent Film Office website Venus (2007) on IMDb
			MM - Old Neptune Pub - Whitstable	The Old Neptune Pub in Whitstable provided the perfect watering hole at the end of the film where Maurice (Peter O'Toole) and Jessie (Jodie Whittaker) visit Whitstable.
Gypo (2005)	20/10/2006	Drama about the unhappy existence of a family which is highlighted and ultimately transformed when the daughter befriends a young Romany Girl from the Czeck Republic. Directed by Jan Dunn, starring Paul McGann, Rula Lenska and Chloe Sirenel. This award winning Dogme film was shot entirely in Thanet.	Ramsgate	Various exteriors were shot in and around Ramsgate. The Jazz Room Wine Bar features briefly in the film where Tasha (Chloe Sirene)and Helen (Pauline McLynn) go for a drink.	Gypo (2005) Article on Kent Film Office website Gypo (2005) on IMDb
			Port of Ramsgate	The Port of Ramsgate were used for the final scenes in the film.
			Margate	Margate seafront and promenade featured in the film. The Old town was also used for high street scenes and The Community Pharmacy Gallery was used as the location for Helen's (Pauline McLynn) sculpture classes.
			Kingsgate Bay	External beach shots were taken at Kingsgate bay.
			KCC Country Parks - Pegwell Bay - Richborough Port - Stour Estuary - Hover Port	Tasha (Chloe Sirene) and Irina (Rula Lenska) lived in a caravan at Pegwell Bay Caravan Park.
			Royal Harbour Hotel	Paul (Paul McGann) worked at the Royal Harbour Hotel laying carpets.
			MM - Wig & Pen, Margate	The Wig and Pen doubled as the local pub.
			The Yarrow Hotel	The Broadstairs campus of East Kent College (now The Yarrow Training Hotel) was the location where Kelly (Tamzin Dunstone) and Tasha (Chloe Sirene) went to college.
Children of Men (2006)	22/09/2006	Based on a novel by P D James, this film is set in London of 2027 where the world is in turmoil as no human has been born for over eighteen years. Theo (Clive Owen), a former political activist, discovers a young, pregnant woman and it falls to him to protect humanity's last hope for survival. Directed by Alfonso Cuarón and starring Clive Owen, Michael Caine, Julianne Moore and Pam Ferris.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	Slip 3 at The Historic Dockyard in Chatham was used for the scene in the empty activist safehouse where Julian takes the kidnapped Theo to try and get him to help with her plan to transport the pregnant woman.	Children of Men (2006) Article on Kent Film Office website Children of Men (2006) on IMDb
Pierrepoint (2006)	07/04/2006	The true life tale of England’s most famous hangman, Albert Pierrepoint (Timothy Spall) who executed over 600 people including notorious murderers and war criminals. However, by the time he hung Ruth Ellis, the last woman ever to be executed in England, he had fallen from grace as the nation were protesting against capital punishment. Drama directed by Adrian Shergold and starring Timothy Spall, Juliet Stevenson, Eddie Marsan and James Cordon.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The Hemp Store at the Historic Dockyard in Chatham was used to film the hanging scenes as well as the street protests about the hanging of Ruth Ellis at the end of the film.	Pierrepoint (2006) Article on Kent Film Office website Pierrepoint (2006) on IMDb
Pride and Prejudice (2005)	16/09/2005	Pride and Prejudice is an adaptation of Jane Austen's most famous novel and follows Elizabeth Bennett (Keira Knightley) and her family through the trials and tribulations of social class, wealth and love in the 1800's. Elizabeth Bennet takes an instant dislike to rich and cold Mr. Darcy (Matthew Macfadyen) when first they meet. But can they overcome their 'pride and prejudices' to realise that they are meant to be together? Directed by Joe Wright and starring Keira Knightley, Brenda Blethyn, Matthew Macfadyen, Judi Dench, Talulah Riley, Kelly Reilly, Jena Malone, Carey Mulligan, Rosamund Pike and Donald Sutherland.	MM - Groombridge Place	Groombridge Place doubled as the Bennetts'family home and was used for both the interiors and exteriors as well as the delightful countryside setting.	Pride and Prejudice (2005) Article on Kent Film Office website Austen Movie Trail Pride and Prejudice (2005) on IMDB
On A Clear Day (2005)	02/09/2005	On A Clear Day follows the story of Frank (Peter Mullan), a Glasgow shipbuilder who is suddenly made redundant and struggles with life that suddely has no direction. After an offhand remark by one of his friends, he decides to swim the English Channel. His relationships with his wife Joan (Brenda Blethyn) and son Rob (Jamie Sives) are already fragile. Will his challenging plight help or hinder his relationships? And will he be successful? Directed by Gaby Dellal and starring Peter Mullan, Brenda Blethyn, Jamie Sives, Sean McGinley, Ron Cook and Billy Boyd.	Port of Dover - Ferry Terminal	The Port of Dover was used for the scenes where Frank's family drive into the port to get a ferry to France to try and get there before he completes his swim.	On A Clear Day (2005) Article on Kent Film Office website On A Clear Day (2005) on IMDb
			NT - The White Cliffs of Dover	The foot of the White Cliffs of Dover is where Frank (Peter Mullan) starts his swim across the English Channel and the famous cliffs can also be seen in the background throughout his challenge.
Vanity Fair (2005)	14/01/2005	A charming adaptation of William Makepeace Thackeray's classic story of Becky Sharp (Reese Witherspoon), an ambitious young girl who leaves a children's home to achieve a prominent position in society. Against all odds, Becky's determination sees her through 20 years of marriage, Napoleonic Wars, motherhood and success in challenging some of the social prejudice of the times. Directed by Mira Nair and starring Reese Witherspoon, Jonathan Rhys-Meyers, Rhys Ifans, Bob Hoskins, Jim Broadbent and Gabriel Byrne.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The Tarred Yarn Store and cobbled streets in The Historic Dockyard Chatham were used for the scenes at the start of the film where Lord Steyne (Gabriel Byrne) arrives at an art shop and a young Becky Sharp (Angelica Mandy) makes him pay more for a painting which is of her mother.	Vanity Fair (2005) Article on Kent Film Office website Vanity Fair (2005) on IMDb
Finding Neverland (2004)	29/10/2004	Finding Neverland is the story of J.M. Barrie's friendship with Sylvia Llewellyn Davis(Kate Winslet)and her four sons, in particular Peter (Freddie Highmore),which inspired the classic children's novel Peter Pan. Directed by Marc Forster and written by Allan Knee and David Magee. The film stars Johnny Depp, Kate Winslet, Julie Christie, Freddie Highmore, Radha Mitchell and Dustin Hoffman.	A - Wild West	Laredo Wild West Town in Kent features in one of the fantasy places imagined while Barrie (Johnny Depp) plays with the Llewellyn Davies boys.	Finding Neverland (2004) Article on Kent Film Office website Finding Neverland (2004) on IMDb
Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London (2004)	26/03/2004	Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London is the sequel to action movie Agent Cody Banks. The story follows teenager turned secret agent, Cody Banks (Frankie Muniz) and his new partner Derek Bowman (Anthony Anderson) as they try to stop former CIA agent, Victor Diaz (Keith Allen), from controlling the minds of world leaders. As Cody goes undercover, he meets fellow teen, Emily Sommers (Hannah Spearritt). Directed by Kevin Allen and starring Frankie Muniz, Hannah Spearritt, Anthony Anderson, Cynthia Stevenson, Keith David, Daniel Roebuck, Keith Allen, Connor Widdows, Anna Chancellor, James Faulkner, David Kelly and Mark Williams.	Cobham Hall	The Gilt Hall at Cobham Hall doubled as the Queen's gift room at Buckingham Palace and features at the end of the film where Cody Banks (Frankie Muniz)fights Diaz (Keith Allen) in a room full of treasures.	Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London (2004) Article on Kent Film Office website Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London (2004) on IMDb
Wasp (2003)	01/08/2003	Oscar winning short film, Wasp, follows the story of Zoë (Natalie Press) and her children as she reunites with David (Danny Dyer), a romantic interest from her past. In this thought-provoking short film, we follow Zoë as she must decide between pursuing David and taking care of her children. Directed and written by Andrea Arnold and starring Natalie Press and Danny Dyer.	Dartford	Dartford is the setting for the film where Zoe (Natalie Press) and her children live.	Wasp (2003) Article on Kent Film Office website Wasp (2003) on IMDb
To Kill a King (2003)	16/05/2003	To Kill a King recounts the story of Oliver Cromwell (Tim Roth) and Thomas Fairfax (Dougray Scott) as they attempt to overthrow the reign of King Charles I (Rupert Everett) and fight for equality and peace within England. Although they have a strong army at their backs the might of King is not easily undone, especially when there is a traitor in their ranks and a general is having second thoughts. Directed by Mike Barker and starring; Tim Roth, Dougray Scott, Rupert Everett, Olivia Williams, James Bolam, Corin Redgrave, Adrian Scarborough and Julian Rhind-Tutt	EH - Dover Castle	Dover Castle doubled as The Tower of London and the tunnels were also used for the scenes where Cromwell (Tim Roth) and Fairfax (Doug ray Scott) hunt for the missing gold.	To Kill A King (2003) Article on Kent Film Office website Kent Film Office Tudor(ish) Trail Trail To Kill A King (2003) on IMDb
			Penshurst Place	The Baron's Hall at Penshurst Place was used for the King's Chamber.
The Gathering (2003)	15/05/2003	The Gathering is a supernatural thriller about Cassie, a young backpacker who suffers amnesia after being hit by a car. The driver offers to taker her home to recover in her house in the village of Ashby Wake. When a mysterious, buried First Century church is uncovered in the village, the dark history of the townspeople is revealed. Cassie begins to have premonitions of people whose lives are in danger and as events unfold, she realises who she really is. Directed by Brian Gilbert and written by Anthony Horowitz, the film stars Christina Ricci, Harry Forrester, Stephen Dillane, Peter McNamara, Robert Hardy, Ioan Gruffudd, and Simon Russell Beale.	Penshurst Place	The Baron's Hall at Penshurst Place doubled as the interiors of the church where the Bishop held meetings with the clergy.	The Gathering (2003) Article on Kent Film Office website The Gathering (2003) on IMDb
Johnny English (2003)	11/04/2003	After a devastating attack at an MI5 funeral, Johnny English (Rowan Atkinson) is the secret service's only surviving agent and when the crown jewels are stolen from the Tower of London, he is the only hope for their safe recovery. A mysterious French entrepreneur, Pascal Sauvage (John Malkovich) is the prime suspect and English soon discovers the horrifying truth behind Saugage’s scheme but will he be able to stop him? Comedy spy drama directed by Peter Howitt and starring Rowan Atkinson, Ben Miller, Natalie Imbruglia and John Malkovich.	Port of Dover - Ferry Terminal	Marine Parade, Jubilee Way and the Port of Dover make a brief appearance towards the end of the film where Johnny English and Lorna Campbell race along the motorway to Dover to go to France and put a stop to Sauvage's plans.	Johnny English (2003) Article on Kent Film Office website Johnny English (2003) on IMDb
Die Another Day (2002)	20/11/2002	The twentieth spy film in the popular James Bond series, Die Another Day sees Bond (Pierce Brosnan) betrayed and imprisoned during a mission in North Korea. Over a year later, Bond is released in exchange for terrorist Zao (Rick Yune) and is questioned by MI6 of giving the North Korean’s information. Bond escapes and tries to hunt down Zao which leads him to under covering a terrorist mission. With the help from American secret agent Jinx (Halle Berry), will 007 be able to stop them in time? Directed by Lee Tamahori and featuring an A-List cast including Pierce Brosnan, Halle Berry, Judi Dench, John Cleese, Rosamund Pike, Toby Stephens.	Manston Airport	Manston, Kent's International Airport, now Stone Hill Park in Ramsgate was the location for the Antonov cargo plane scenes.	Die Another Day (2002) Article on Kent Film Office website Bond, James Bond trail Die Another Day (2002) on IMDb
All Or Nothing (2002)	18/10/2002	All or Nothing centres around three working class families living in a London housing estate and the struggles they face. The film is directed by Mike Leigh and stars Timothy Spall, Lesley Manville and Ruth Sheen.	Dungeness Estate	Dungeness Estate is the coastal location where Phil (Timothy Spall) escapes to to contemplate his problems.	All Or Nothing (2002) Article on Kent Film Office website All Or Nothing (2002) on IMDb
The Gathering Storm (2002)	12/07/2002	The Gathering Storm is a BBC TV Movie about Winston Churchill (Albert Finney) and his wife, Clementine (Vanessa Redgrave) during the pre-war era. Directed by Richard Loncraine and starring Albert Finney, Vanessa Redgrave, Jim Broadbent, Ronnie Barker, Hugh Bonneville and Tom Hiddleston.	NT - Chartwell	Chartwell House was the real life family home of the Churchill's and therefore was used for the scenes at Churchill's house and grounds.	The Gathering Storm (2002) Article on Kent Film Office website The Gathering Storm (2002) on IMDb
Last Orders (2002)	11/01/2002	When Jack (Michael Caine) dies, his last wishes are for his ashes to be scattered off the pier in Margate and his son Vince (Ray Winstone) and best friends Ray (Bob Hoskins), Vic (Tom Courtenay) and Lenny (David Hemmings) agree to take him there. Based on the novel of the same name by Graham Swift, Last Orders tells the story of how one man’s death affects the lives of those close to him. Directed by Fred Schepisi and starring an ensemble including Michael Caine, Helen Mirren, Ray Winstone, Kelly Reilly, David Hemmings, Bob Hoskins and Tom Courtenay.	Canterbury Cathedral	Canterbury Cathedral is another stop off on the mens journey to Margate where the men can be seen walking into grounds and looking around the inside of the historic cathedral.	Last Orders (2002) Article on Kent Film Office website Last Orders (2002) on IMDb
			Rochester City	Rochester is one of the stop offs on the journey to Margate and you can see the men driving over Rochester Bridge and walking down Rochester High Street.
			Margate	Margate features in the final scenes of the film where the men drive into the town and scatter Jack's ashes from the harbor arm.
			MM - Old Wives Lees	Vince (Ray Winstone) decides to take a detour on the journey to Margate and stops at The Mount at Old Wives Lees where he remembers his father and scatters some of his ashes. It was also used for the flashback scenes of how a young Amy (Kelly Reilly) and Jack (JJ Field) met.
			MM - The Royal Victoria & Bull Hotel - Rochester	The Royal Victoria and Bull Hotel in Rochester was used as itself when the men decide to take a break on their way to Margate.
			Chatham Naval Memorial	The group visit the Chatham Naval Memorial on their journey to Margate and reminisce about their own experiences at war.
Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham... (2001)	14/12/2001	Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham… is an Indian drama which tells the story of a family whose adopted son Rahul (Shah Rukh Khan) chooses to marry below their social class without his father’s permission. Directed by Karan Johar and starring Amitabh Bachchan, Jaya Bachchan, Shah Rukh Khan, Kajol, Hrithik Roshan and Kareena Kapoor.	Bluewater	Bluewater shopping centre features at the end of the film when Rahul (Shah Rukh Khan) is reunited with his mother (Jaya Bachchan).	Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham... (2001) Article on Kent Film Office website Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham…(2001) on IMDb
The Others (2001)	02/11/2001	The Others is a supernatural thriller set in Jersey after the Second World War. Grace Stewart (Nicole Kidman) and her two children, Anne (Alakina Mann) and Nicholas (James Bentley), have moved to a large mansion and are waiting for their father to return. After the arrival of three new staff, strange events occur, which cause Grace (Nicole Kidman) to question her sanity and become convinced the house is haunted. However, not all is what it seems, and frightening secrets reveal the mystery behind the hauntings. The Others was written and directed by Alejandro Amenábar , and stars Nicole Kidman, Fionnula Flanagan, Christopher Eccleston, Alakina Mann, James Bentley, Eric Sykes and Elaine Cassidy.	Penshurst Place	The Lime Walk at Penshurst Place was used for the scene where Grace Stewart (Nicole Kidman) is walking into town and bumps into her husband in the fog.	The Others (2001) Article on Kent Film Office website The Others (2001) on IMDb
Last Resort (2000)	16/03/2001	Last Resort follows the story of Russian mother Tanya (Dina Korzun), who travels to the UK with her son to meet her fiancée and begin a new life. When she lands at the airport, immigration immediately become suspicious of her travelling intentions and she is questioned by the authorities. In desperation, Tanya seeks political asylum in order to enter the country. However, after her finance ends their engagement, she has to cope with the reality that returning home isn’t going to be a quick, easy process. Almost entirely filmed in Margate, Last Resort was directed by Pawel Pawlikowski and starring Dina Korzun,Paddy Considine, Artyom Strelnikov, Adrian Scarborough and Bruce Byron.	Margate	The film is almost entirely set in and around Margate, where Tanya is sent to a detention centre for refugees near an abandoned amusement park.	Last Resort (2000) Article on Kent Film Office website Last Resort (2000) on IMDb
			Arlington House, Margate	Exteriors and Interiors used fot the home of Tanya and her son.
Essex Boys (2000)	14/07/2000	Essex Boys is a crime thriller, based loosely around events in 1995 that culminated in the murders of three drug dealers in Rettendon, Essex. Young taxi driver Billy Reynolds (Charlie Creed-Miles) lands a new job as driver to gangster Jason Locke (Sean Bean) and finds himself in dangerous situations including witnessing the murder of his boss. Directed by Terry Winsor and starring Sean Bean, Alex Kingston, Tom Wilkinson, Charlie Creed-Miles, Larry Lamb, Michaell Mckell, Bill Murray and Holly Davidson.	Dartford Crossing - QEII Bridge	The Dartford Crossing - QEII Bridge and tunnel feature in the film several times as the gang drive to and from Essex.	Essex Boys (2000) Article on Kent Film Office website Essex Boys (2000) on IMDb
Kevin & Perry Go Large (2000)	21/04/2000	A feature film spin-off from Harry Enfield's TV series, Kevin and Perry Go Large is about teenage friends Kevin (Harry Enfield) and Perry (Kathy Burke) who go on holiday to Ibiza in the hope of becoming superstar DJ’s and meeting girls. The pair are desperate to meet DJ Eyeball Paul (Rhys Ifans) to give him their demo but aren’t prepared for his crazy ways, as well as the embarrassment of Kevin’s parents tagging along on their holiday. Directed by Ed Bye and starring Harry Enfield, Kathy Burke, Rhys Ifans, James Fleet, Louisa Rix and Paul Whitehouse.	EH - Dover Castle	Dover Castle was used for the opening sequence of the film where Kevin (Harry Enfield) dreams of saving Anne Boleyn from execution.	Kevin & Perry Go Large (2000) Article on Kent Film Office website Kevin & Perry Go Large (2000) on IMDb
The World is Not Enough (1999)	26/11/1999	The nineteenth spy film in the popular James Bond series, The World is Not Enough, sees Bond (Pierce Bronsan) sent to protect Elektra King (Sophie Marceau ), the daughter of an oil tycoon after her father is murdered at MI6 and international terrorist Renard (Robert Carlyle) plots to destroy her oil pipeline. With the help of research scientist, Dr. Christmas Jones (Denise Richards ), Bond must outsmart and stop the terrorists destroying Europe. Directed by Michael Apted and featuring an A-List cast including Pierce Bronsan, Denise Richards, Judi Dench, John Cleese, Robert Carlyle, Sophie Marceau and Robbie Coltrane.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The Historic Dockyard in Chatham was used for part of the action packed boat chase at the start of the film where the boat goes across a road, through a boat house and down an arched alleyway.	The World is Not Enough (1999) Article on Kent Film Office website Bond, James Bond trail The World is Not Enough (1999) on IMDb
The Mummy (1999)	25/06/1999	An English Librarian, Evelyn (Rachel Weisz), alongside her brother Jonathan (John Hannah) and handsome American Rick O'Connell (Brendan Fraser)journey to the lost city of Hamunaptra to retrieve long lost treasure from an archaeological dig. Along the way, they inadvertantly unearth a 3000 year old mummy carrying an ancient curse. They seek to end the curse and send the mummy back to his tomb – but will they do it in time? Directed by Stephen Sommers and starring Brendan Fraser, Rachel Weisz, Kevin J. O'Connor and John Hannah.	The Historic Dockyard Chatham	The Historic Dockyard Chatham was used as Giza Port in the film.	The Mummy (1999) Article on Kent Film Office website The Mummy (1999) on IMDb
I Want You (1998)	30/10/1998	I Want You is a thriller showing how a boy, Honda (Luka Petrusic) and his sister Smokey (Labina Mitevska) get drawn into the relentless pursuit of Helen (Rachel Weisz)by her former lover, Martin (Alessandro Nivola) after he is released from prison. Directed by Michael Winterbottom and starring Rachel Weisz, Alessandro Nivola and Luka Petrusic.	Dungeness Estate	Dungeness Estate doubled as the coastal town where the film is set.	I Want You (1998) Article on Kent Film Office website I Want You (1998) on IMDb
			Folkestone Harbour	The Folkestone Harbour arm is the location for Martin's (Alessandro Nivola ) argument with his colleague.
The Saint (1997)	18/04/1997	The Saint is an action, romance and thriller film about Simon Templar (Val Kilmer) a suave and sophisticated international thief who is hired by a future presidential candidate of Russia to steal the cold fusion formula from Dr Emma Russell (Elisabeth Shue). However, The Saint gets more than he bargained for when his love for the scientist leads to them running for their lives through the streets of Russia. Directed by Phillip Noyce and starring Val Kilmer, Elisabeth Shue, Henry Goodman, Rade Šerbedžija, Valeriy Nikolaev, Alun Armstrong and Michael Byrne.	Fort Amherst	The tunnels at Fort Amherst were used for the scene where Simon (Val Kilmer) receives a map in the Kremlin tunnel in Moscow.	The Saint (1997) Article on Kent Film Office website The Saint (1997) on IMDb
The Wind In The Willows - Mr Toad's Wild Ride (1996)	18/10/1996	Feature film adaption of Kenneth Grahame's classic children's book, 'The Wind in the Willows' is about Mole (Steve Coogan), who with some help from his friends, fights to get his underground home back after it is bought by a wealthy landowner. Directed by Terry Jones and with an all-star cast including Steve Coogan, Eric Idle, Terry Jones, Antony Sher, Nicol Williamson, John Cleese, Stephen Fry, Bernard Hill, Michael Palin, Nigel Planer, Julia Sawalha, Robert Bathurst and Richard James.	MM - Chiddingstone Old School	The Old School, now the post office in Chiddingstone features as the Welcome Inn where Toad (Terry Jones) dines before stealing and crashing a motorcar.	The Wind in the Willows – Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride (1996) Article on Kent Film Office website The Wind in the Willows – Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride (1996) on IMDb
			EH - Dover Castle	Dover Castle doubled as the Gaol where Toad (Terry Jones) is incarcerated.
Jude (1996)	04/10/1996	Jude is a period feature film about a self-educated stonemason who has an illicit affair with his cousin. The pair finally decide to start a life together which ultimately leads to tragedy as they are married. The film is adapted by Hossein Amini based on Thomas Hardy novel "Jude the Obscure". Michael Winterbottom directs Jude which stars Christopher Eccleston, Kate Winslet, Liam Cunningham and Rachel Griffiths.	Kent and East Sussex Railway	Kent and East Sussex Railway was used for the scenes where Jude (Christopher Eccleston) and Sue (Kate Winslet) are on a train which was intercut with scenery from the North of England.	Jude (1996) Article on Kent Film Office website Jude (1996) on IMDb
The Mystery of Edwin Drood (1993)	23/04/1993	Feature film adaption of Dickens' final and unfinished novel. Dickens died halfway through writing the story, leaving the ending a mystery. The psychological thriller focuses on choirmaster Jasper's(Robert Powell) desire for his nephew, Edwin Drood’s (Jonny Phillips) fiancé and when Edwin disappears, the wrong person seems to be suspected. Directed by Timothy Forder and starring Jonny Phillips, Robert Powell, Gareth Arnold, Ronald Fraser, Gemma Craven and Michelle Evans.	MM - Minor Canon Row	Minor Canon Row in Rochester features as Cloisterham streets where Mr Cidpsrskle lives and the scene where Stoney pays a young boy to throw stones at him.	The Mystery of Edwin Drood (1993) Article on Kent Film Office website Dickens Movie Trail The Mystery of Edwin Drood (1993) on IMDb
			Rochester Cathedral	Rochester Cathedral doubled as Cloisterham Cathedral.
Waterland (1992)	21/08/1992	Tom Crick (Jeremy Irons) is a history teacher who has trouble connecting with his class. He starts to tell them stories from his young adulthood but finds that he hasn’t faced up to some of his past experiences which are still affecting the relationships with his students and his wife. Directed by Stephen Gyllenhaal and starring Jeremy Irons, Ethan Hawke, Sean Maguire, David Morrissey, Sinéad Cusack, Grant Warnock and Maggie Gyllenhaal.	Doddington Place	Doddington Place doubled as Tom Crick's (Jeremy Irons) family home where he takes his students to see the large manor house on their tour of England.	Waterland (1992) Article on Kent Film Office website Waterland (1992) on IMDb
Hamlet (1990)	19/04/1991	Hamlet, Lord of Demark, returns home to find his uncle married to his mother and upon the throne. Hamlet's father's ghost soon appears to him and tells him of his demise at the hands of the king and queen. Will Hamlet revenge his father? Directed by Franco Zeffirelli and starring Mel Gibson, Glenn Close and Alan Bates.	EH - Dover Castle	Dover Castle provided the main location for Elsinore Castle, the home of Hamlet and his family.	Hamlet (1990) Article on Kent Film Office website Hamlet (1990) on IMDb
The Garden (1990)	04/01/1991	The Garden is one of renowned director Derek Jarman’s final films, and intertwines an almost wordless story about two gay lovers who are humiliated, tortured and killed with religious imagery. The film is directed by Derek Jarman, stars Tilda Swinton and is narrated by Michael Gough.	Dungeness Estate	Dungeness Estate was director Derek Jarman's home since the late 1980's and was the main backdrop for the film.	The Garden (1990) Article on Kent Film Office website The Garden (1990) on IMDb
The Princess Bride (1987)	25/03/1988	The Princess Bride is a cult fantasy film, based on the 1973 book of the same name, written by William Goldman. A stable boy named Westley (Cary Elwes) confesses his love to an enchanting woman named Buttercup (Robin Wrigh). Their happiness is cut short when Westley is reportedly murdered by blood thirsty pirates. Fearing that her love will never return, Buttercup becomes engaged to a cruel king. But when the wedding ceremony begins, so does an invasion of the castle by an unlikely trio of men. Will there be a happy ending after all? Directed by Rob Reiner, the film stars Cary Elwes, Robin Wright, Mandy Parinkin, Chris Sarandon, Fred Savage, Peter Falk and Andre the Giant	Penshurst Place	The Barons Hall at Penshurst Place was used as the set for the duel between Inigo Montoya (Mandy Patinkin) and Count Tyrone Rugen (Christopher Guest).	The Princess Bride (1987) Article on Kent Film Office website The Princess Bride (1987) on IMDb
Full Metal Jacket (1987)	11/09/1987	Full Metal Jacket is the fictionalized account of a military team training and eventually participating in the bloody Battle of Hué in the US-Vietnam war. Directed by Stanley Kubrick and starring Matthew Modine, Adam Baldwin, Vincent D'Onofrio, R. Lee Ermey, Dorian Harewood, Arliss Howard, Kevyn Major Howard and Ed O'Ross.	Cliffe	Cliffe Marshes doubled as the Vietnam marshes. It is said that 200 Spanish palm trees and over 100,000 plastic tropical plants were imported to make Cliffe look like the Vietnam landscape!	Full Metal Jacket (1987) Article on Kent Film Office website Full Metal Jacket (1987) on IMDB
The Mission (1986)	01/11/1986	The Mission is an Oscar winning action film about Rodrigo Mendoza (Robert De Niro), who after killing his brother, is given the chance by Father Gabriel (Jeremy Irons) to redeem his sins. They both travel to Brazil on a mission to bring Christianity to a native South American tribe. However, when the church comes under pressure from the Portuguese empire, they sell the land the mission is built on, putting its future in jeopardy. Directed by Roland Joffe and starring academy award winners Robert De Niro and Jeremy Irons. Liam Neeson, Ronald Pickup and Aidan Quinn also star.	Fort Amherst	The tunnels of Fort Amherst were used as part of the convent where Mendoza (Robert De Niro) is being held after he murders his brother.	The Mission (1986) Article on Kent Film Office website The Mission (1986) on IMDb
A Room With A View (1986)	11/04/1986	A Room With A View is a 1986 Merchant Ivory adaptation of E. M. Forster's novel. Set in Edwardian times, Lucy (Helena Bonham-Carter), a young English upper class woman and her chaperone, Charlotte (Maggie Smith) holiday in the Florentine countryside where they meet the unconventional Emerson family. Despite an obvious attraction between Lucy and George Emerson, Lucy returns home and accepts the proposal of the wealthy Cecil (Daniel Day-Lewis). Will the Emerson's arrival in Lucy's home town affect her marriage plans? Directed by James Ivory and starring Maggie Smith, Judi Dench, Helena Bonham-Carter, Julian Sands and Daniel Day Lewis.	NT - Emmetts Garden	Lucy's engagement party was filmed in the grounds of Emmetts Garden.	A Room With A View (1986) Article on Kent Film Office website A Room With a View (1986) on IMDb
			NT - Chiddingstone	Lucy and Cecil take a walk through the village of Chiddingstone after their engagement party. They stop at St Mary's Church to speak to Mr Beebe. Later in the film the Emerson's rent a house in the village, Mr Beebe's house is also in the village behind the church. It is there that Lucy and Mr Emerson talk about her relationship with his son at the end of the film.
			MM - Brasted	A private residence in Brasted was used to double as the Honeychurch's family home.
Young Sherlock Holmes (1986)	21/03/1986	Based on Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s novels about detective Sherlock Holmes, this 1985 mystery, adventure film sees a young Sherlock Holmes (Nicholas Rowe) and John Watson (Alan Cox) meet at boarding school where many mysterious murders occur and they decide to investigate. Directed by Barry Levinson and written by Chris Columbus, based on the characters created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, starring Nicholas Rowe, Alan Cox, Sophie Ward, Anthony Higgins, Susan Fleetwood, Freddie Jones, Nigel Stock and Roger Ashton-Griffiths.	Penshurst Place	The fencing scenes were shot at Baron's Hall in Penshurst Place.	Young Sherlock Holmes (1986) Article on Kent Film Office website Young Sherlock Holmes (1986) on IMDb
Lady Jane (1986)	07/02/1986	Lady Jane is a costume drama based on the true story of Lady Jane Grey. During the succession disputes following the death of King Henry VIII, John Dudley (John Wood) schemes to marry off his son, Guildford (Cary Elwes) to Lady Jane Grey (Helena Bonham Carter), who is in line to be crowned Queen. Initially the marriage is hostile, but before long they fall in love and join together to try and strengthen the country. Directed by Trevor Nunn and starring Helena Bonham Carter, Jane Lapotaire, Cary Elwes, and Patrick Stewart.	EH - Dover Castle	Dover Castle doubled as the Tower of London in the film, being largely used for the exteriors, including the execution scenes at the end.	Lady Jane (1986) Article on Kent Film Office website Kent Film Office Tudor(ish) Trail Trail Lady Jane (1986) on IMDb
			Hever Castle	The Long Gallery at Hever Castle was used for the scene where Lady Jane (Helena Bonham Carter) and Princess Mary (Jane Lapotaire) meet and talk about God.
			Leeds Castle	The moat around Leeds Castle was used to double as some of the exterior of Lady Jane's home.
The Draughtsman’s Contract (1982)	01/10/1982	Feature film by Peter Greenaway which tells the story of a country house murder set in the 17th century. A Draughtsman is commissioned to create 12 pictures featuring a wealthy aristocrat's estate. However, the pictures show more than views of the house and seem to contain clues to a murder. Written and directed by Peter Greenaway and starring Anthony Higgins, Janet Suzman and Dave Hill.	MM - Groombridge Place	Groombridge Place was the main location, Herbert House in Wiltshire, in this tale of 17th Century intrigue and murder.	The Draughtsmans Contract (1982) Article on Kent Film Office website The Draughtsman's Contract (1982) on IMDB
The Mirror Crack'd (1980)	06/02/1981	The Mirror Crack'd is a detective drama based on an Agatha Christie novel of the same name. In this instalment of the Miss Marple Franchise, a visiting Hollywood production has come to the town of St Mary Mead. The story focuses on the life of Marina Rudd (Elizabeth Taylor), a veteran actress competing for the spotlight with a younger actress,Lola (Kim Novak), in an upcoming production. When a local resident is poisoned at a grand reception, it is thought that Marina herself was the intended victim. The episode is directed by Guy Hamilton and stars Angela Lansbury as Miss Marple, with guest stars such as Elizabeth Taylor, Rock Hudson, Tony Curtis, Geraldine Chaplin, Edward Fox and Kim Novak.	Smarden	Smarden provided the main location for the village of St Mary Mead.	The Mirror Crack'd (1980) Article on Kent Film Office website The Mirror Crack'd (1980) on IMDb
			St Clere Estate	St Clere Estate was used as the home of Marina Rudd (Elizabeth Taylor) and her husband Jason Rudd (Rock Hudson).
Henry VIII (1979)	25/04/1979	Rarely performed today, Shakespeare's Henry VIII is a curious play. Much of the legend of Henry VIII's reign is ignored: just two of his six wives appear, and the play ends just after the birth of Princess (later Queen) Elizabeth by Anne Boleyn. Henry VIII was shot entirely on location, in Leeds Castle, Penshurst Place and Hever Castle. Directed by Kevin Billington and starring John Stride, Claire Bloom, Ronald Pickup, Barbara Kellerman and Timothy West.	Penshurst Place	Penshurst Place was used for a number of scenes, including Katherine of Aragon's residence, a council chamber at Westminster. Baron's Hall was used as a hall in Blackfriars when it announced that Henry and Katherine shall split. One of the halls is used to double as a room in York Place where Cardinal Wolsey holds a ball; this is where Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn first meet.	Henry VIII (1979) Article on Kent Film Office website Kent Film Office Tudor(ish) Trail Trail Henry VIII (1979) on IMDb
			Leeds Castle	Leeds Castle doubles as Henry VIII's palace. Both interiors and exteriors are used to create a sense of real grandeur.
			Hever Castle	The timber-clad section of Hever Castle is used to double as streets in Westminster where two gentlemen meet to discuss the royal divorce.
The Medusa Touch (1978)	14/04/1978	Based on the novel of the same name by Van Greenaway, The Medusa Touch is a psychological thriller about a detective who is called to a house where a man has mysteriously collapsed after having been struck on the head. During the investigation, it comes to light that the man can cause disasters and death just by thinking about them. Directed by Jack Gold and starring Richard Burton, Lee Remick and Lino Ventura.	Reculver	The Reculver Towers were used for the scene where a young John Morlar (Adam Bridges) and his parents are having a picnic whilst on holiday. John wills the car to move towards his parents, which causes them and the car to fall over the cliff.	The Medusa Touch (1978) Article on Kent Film Office website The Medusa Touch (1978) on IMDb
			Herne Bay	Central Parade, Herne Bay was used for the scene where a young John Morlar (Adam Bridges) stays with his parents and is out on the seafront. The hotel is now residential properties.
The Big Sleep (1978)	07/04/1978	Based on Raymond Candler's novel of the same name, The Big Sleep sees private eye Philip Marlowe (Robert Mitchum) investigate a blackmail claim against one of General Sternwood's (James Stewart) daughters. Adapted for the screen and directed by Michael Winner, Robert Mitchum leads a stellar cast, including Sarah Miles, John Mills, Oliver Reed, Edward Fox, James Stewart and Joan Collins.	Ramsgate	The Royal Harbour in Ramsgate was the setting for the scenes where General Sternwood's chauffeur (Martin Potter) drives his car into the sea.	The Big Sleep (1978) Article on Kent Film Office website The Big Sleep (1978) on IMDb
Blue Jeans (1977)	11/02/1977	Blue Jeans (1977) is a French film following a group of schoolboys on a study trip to England. Julien Morin finds himself experiencing the pains of first love when he meets another exchange student, the charming older Jean-Pierre. Directed by Hugues Burin des Roziers, the film stars Gilles Budin as Julien Morin, Michel Gibet as Jean-Pierre, Pierre Marichal as Maurice and Daniel Véry as Talimard. This was the director’s first and only film, and many of the young cast – most of whom had no previous acting credits – also did not appear in any other films.	Herne Bay	Herne Bay is the town the French schoolboys visit on their trip. Locations featured include the beach, the old Pier, Herne Bay Memorial Park, Herne Bay Bowling Club, Central Bandstand, Cain’s Amusements and the old Classic Cinema on Avenue Road. Various roads also feature including Central Parade, Western Esplanade, Beacon Hill and Victoria Drive which is the home of Julien’s love interest Janet, and Sea View Square which is the home of Julien’s teacher Mr Lavigier (Gérard Croce).Sadly the buildings featuring as the school exterior and playground have given way to The Elements development in Clarence Road.	Blue Jeans (1977) Article on Kent Film Office website Blue Jeans (1977) on IMDb
À nous les petites Anglaises (1976)	01/02/1976	À nous les petites Anglaises is a French film set in the summer of 1959 when two schoolboys, having failed their English exams are sent to Ramsgate in the South of England to improve their English in the summer holidays. However, flirting with other exchange students seems to get in the way. Directed and written by Michel Lang and starring Rémi Laurent, Stéphane Hillel, Véronique Delbourg and Rynagh O'Grady.	Ramsgate	The town of Ramsgate including various streets, Adelaide Gardens, arcades, harbour and the main sands feature throughout the film as the location where the boys stay.	À nous les petites Anglaises (1976) Article on Kent Film Office website À nous les petites Anglaises (1976) on IMDb
			King George VI Memorial Park	King George VI park in Ramsgate is used for the scenes where the boys take their dates to the park.
			Botany Bay	Botany Bay is the beach where the students and their friends have parties and go swimming.
			Port of Dover - Ferry Terminal	The Port of Dover features at the start of the film when Alain (Remi Laurent) and Jean-Pierre (Stephane Hillel) arrive in the UK.
			Kingsgate Bay	Kingsgate Bay features when the boys and their friends are on their way to neighbouring Botany Bay Beach.
The Black Windmill (1974)	18/07/1974	The Black windmill is a thriller about British spy, Tarrant (Michael Caine) whose son has been kidnapped. Tarrant desperately tries to find out who has taken him and why and soon realises that the people he thought he was able to trust are no longer on his side. Directed by Don Siegel and starring Michael Caine, Donald Pleasence, Delphine Seyrig and Clive Revill.	KCC Country Parks - Pegwell Bay - Richborough Port - Stour Estuary - Hover Port	Ramsgate Hover Port at Pegwell Bay was used in the film when Tarrant (Michael Caine) arrives into Ramsgate by boat and sneaks onto a bus.	The Black Windmill (1974) Article on Kent Film Office website The Black Windmill (1974) on IMDb
The Wicker Man (1973)	06/12/1973	Cult classic The Wicker Man (1973) follows Sergeant Howie (Edward Woodward) from the West Highland Police force who travels to a village on the Scottish Island Summerisle in search of a girl who has gone missing. Upon arrival, he’s told by the Pagan villagers that the girl never existed. Adapted for the screen by Anthony Shaffer (Sleuth, Frenzy) and directed by Robin Hardy (The Fantasist, The Bulldance), the film stars Edward Woodward (CI5: The New Professionals (1999), The Equalizer) as Sergeant Howie, Christopher Lee (The Lord of the Rings, Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones) as Lord Summerisle, Diane Cilento (Tom Jones, Hombre) as Miss Rose, and Britt Ekland (The Man with the Golden Gun, Get Carter) as Willow.	MM - Hush Heath Estate	Production for The Wicker Man (1973) filmed the orchard and garden at Hush Heath Estate in Staplehurst. Scenes included the orchard of Lord Summerisle's Estate, where young, pregnant women wander through the blossom and through which Sergeant Howie (Edward Woodward) approaches on a carriage.	The Wicker Man (1973) Article on Kent Film Office website The Wicker Man (1973) on IMDb The Wicker Man (1973) Official Trailer
Someone Behind the Door (1972)	01/01/1972	Someone Behind the Door is a psychological thriller in which Dr. Laurence Jeffries (Anthony Perkins) takes a violent amnesiac patient (Charles Bronson) and tries to manipulates him into seeking revenge on his cheating wife Frances (Jill Ireland). Directed by Nicholas Gessner and starring Anthony Perkins, Charles Bronson and Jill Ireland.	Folkestone	The setting for the film was Folkestone and the production shot at various locations including The Leas, a private residence and the beach.	Someone Behind the Door (1972) Article on Kent Film Office website Someone Behind The Door (1972) on IMDb
James Bond Trail	30/12/1971	Nowhere are you closer to James Bond and his creator, Ian Fleming, than in Kent. No other county can claim the same associations of fact and fiction, deliberately used as the background to Flemings books. Kent has been host to three of the James Bond feature films providing locations for the 1967 version of Casino Royale, Die Another Day and The World is Not Enough. These locations were Manston Airport, The Historic Dockyard Chatham, Mereworth Castle and the Port of Dover. For more information about the Bond Trail	MM - Mereworth Castle	Mereworth Castle featured in the original Casino Royale in 1967 and was the home of Sir James Bond.	The James Bond International Fan Club Official Ian Fleming Website 007 Magazine From kent with Love How Ian Fleming created James Bond Diamonds are Forever Trailer The World Is Not Enough Trailer Die Another Day Trailer
			Port of Dover - Ferry Terminal	Thought you recognised the port in Diamonds Are Forever...You were right. Sean Connery's James Bond outwits Peter Franks and boards the Hovercraft bound for Amsterdam at our own Port of Dover.
			The Historic Dockyard Chatham	Used for the filming of The World Is Not Enough, the dockyard plays host to the action packed boat chase.
			Manston Airport	Manston Airport provided the prefect location for the Antonov cargo plane scenes in Die Another Day.
Diamonds Are Forever (1971)	30/12/1971	The seventh spy film in the popular James Bond series, Diamonds Are Forever sees Bond (Sean Connery) impersonating a diamond smuggler to save the world yet again. Will he be able to keep one step ahead of his nemesis? Directed by Guy Hamilton and featuring Sean Connery, Bernard Lee, Jill St. John and Charles Gray.	Port of Dover - Ferry Terminal	The Port of Dover was used for the scene where Bond outwits diamond smuggler Peter Franks at passport control and boards a hovercraft bound for the Netherlands in his place.	Diamonds Are Forever (1971) Article on Kent Film Office website Bond, James Bond trail Diamonds Are Forever (1971) on IMDb
Anne of the Thousand Days (1969)	23/02/1970	Adapted from Maxwell Anderson's 1948 stage play, comes the epic love story of England's most notorious Monarch, Henry VIII and Anne Boleyn. Directed by Charles Jarrot and starring Richard Burton, Geneviève Bujold, Anthony Quayle, John Colicos and Irene Papas.	Penshurst Place	Exteriors of Penshurst Place were used to double as the King's court and the stunning formal Tudor gardens were used for the scenes where King Henry VIII (Richard Burton) is shooting targets when Anne Boleyn (Genevieve Bujold) joins him as well as where she announces her pregnancy.	Anne of a Thousand Days (1969) Article on Kent Film Office website Kent Film Office Tudor(ish) Trail Trail Anne of a Thousand Days (1969) on IMDb
			Hever Castle	Hever Castle was an obvious choice for Anne Boleyn's home, as it was her real-life home. It was used for the scenes where King Henry VIII (Richard Burton) visits the Boleyn household to pursue Anne Boleyn (Genevieve Bujold).
Battle of Britain (1969)	16/09/1969	Based on the book "The Narrow Margin" by Derek Wood and Derek Dempster, this WWII epic follows the dedicated RAF pilots who battled against overwhelming odds to defeat the German Luftwaffe. Directed by Guy Hamilton and starring Michael Caine, Trevor Howard, Harry Andrews and Christopher Plummer.	MM - RAF Hawkinge - Airfield and Kent Battle of Britain Museum	The RAF Hawkinge - Airfield and Museum airbase appears in the film looking just as it did during WWII.	Battle of Britain (1969) Article on Kent Film Office website Battle of Britain (1969) on IMDb
			Denton	Both the village of Denton and the resident pub, The Jackdaw Inn, appear in the film.
The Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour (1967)	26/12/1967	A 1967 documentary by legendary rock and pop band The Beatles as they go on tour in a themed bus. Directed by George Harrison and Bernard Knowles and starring The Beatles - John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr.	MM - Kings Hill	RAF West Malling Airstrip, now Kings Hill features in the film where the Magical Mystery Tour begins, the army office they visit and the Mystery Marathon they stage.The airfield Blast Shelter is also the main location for the band performance of I Am The Walrus , which became the official music video for the song.	The Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour (1967) Article on Kent Film Office website The Beatles - Magical Mystery Tour (1967) on IMDb
Half a Sixpence (1967)	21/12/1967	Adapted by Beverly Cross from H. G. Wells' novel Mr Kipps, the film was veteran MGM director George Sidney's last film. This musical caper tells the story of Arthur Kipps, a young orphan whose fortune suddenly changes when a wealthy grandfather dies and leaves him all of his money. Directed by George Sidney, the film stars Tommy Steele, Julia Foster and Pamela Brown.	Pantiles	No 37 The Pantiles features as the Shalfords Emporium, where Kipps is apprenticed. The beautifully preserved old buildings hardly needed adapting for the shoot.	Half a Sixpence (1967) Article on Kent Film Office website Half a Sixpence (1967) on IMDB
			Aylesford	Aylesford features as the small village where Kipps grows up.
The Shuttered Room (1967)	27/06/1967	The Shuttered Room (1967), also known as Blood Island, is a British horror film about Susannah Kelton (Carol Lynley) who, upon the death of her estranged parents, inherits an old mill. Ignoring the warnings from the townspeople that the mill is cursed, Susannah soon discovers a family secret that has remained hidden since her childhood. Based on the short story by August Derleth, The Shuttered Room was adapted for the screen by D.B. Ledrov and Nat Tanchuck (Fury, Federal Man) and directed by David Greene (Godspell, Rich Man, Poor Man). It stars Carol Lynley (Bunny Lake is Missing, The Poseidon Adventure) as Susannah Whately Kelton, Gig Young (Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia, They Shoot Horses, Don’t They?) as her husband Mike Kelton, Oliver Reed (The Big Sleep (1978), Gladiator) as estranged cousin and violent thug Ethan, and Flora Robson (Black Narcissus, Clash of the Titans) as Aunt Agatha.	NT - South Foreland Lighthouse	The South Foreland Lighthouse features as the exterior of Aunt Agatha's (Flora Robson) clifftop home.	The Shuttered Room (1967) Article on Kent Film Office website The Shuttered Room (1967) on IMDb The Shuttered Room (1967) on Wikipedia The Shuttered Room (1967) Trailer
			The Shipwright's Arms- Faversham	The exterior of The Shipwright's Arms in Faversham can be spotted in various scenes throughout the film, as the site doubles for Susannah's (Carol Lynley) hometown of Dunwich, Massachusetts.
			MM - Hollowshore Boatyard	Hollowshore Boatyard in Faversham doubles as Susannah's (Carol Lynley) hometown of Dunwich, Massachusetts. Various driving scenes were shot on the site, as well as a sequence where Susannah is assaulted by a gang of thugs on the boardwalk.
Casino Royale (1967)	23/04/1967	Casino Royale is a spoof James Bond film, loosely based on Ian Fleming’s first novel of the same name. The film tells the story of James Bond (David Niven) coming out of retirement to take on the evil forces of SMERSH. Directed by Ken Hughes, John Huston, Joseph McGrath, Robert Parrish, Val Guestand Richard Talmadge and starring David Niven, Peter Sellers, Ursula Andress, Orson Welles, Woody Allen, and Barbara Bouchet and	MM - Mereworth Castle	Mereworth Castle was used as the home of Sir James Bond, which SMERSH blow up at the start of the film.	Casino Royale (1967) Article on Kent Film Office website Bond, James Bond trail Casino Royale (1967) on IMDb
Grand Prix (1966)	10/03/1967	Grand Prix is an Oscar winning film following the fate of four Formula One drivers through a fictionalised version of the 1966 Formula One Season. Directed by John Frankenheimer, it stars James Garner, Yves Montand, Brian Bedford, Antonio Sabato and Eva Marie Saint.	Brands Hatch	Brands Hatch is a world renowned racing circuit and proved to be a perfect location to stage a premier UK Grand Prix race.	Grand Prix (1966) Article on Kent Film Office website Grand Prix (1966) on IMDb
The Beatles in Kent (1967)	01/01/1967	Legendary British band The Beatles formed in Liverpool in 1960 and became widely regarded as the greatest and most influential acts of the rock era. The Beatles - John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr - filmed a number of music videos in Kent including I Am The Walrus, Strawberry Fields Forever and Penny Lane.	NT - Knole	The grounds of Knole Park feature in the The Beatles Strawberry Fields Forever and Penny Lane music videos. In Strawberry Fields Forever, the band climb on and off a tree near the 'bird house' as well as walk through the park. In Penny Lane, the band ride horses through the archway by the 'Bird House' and the park to a table by the pond where they are served their instruments by liveried footmen.	The Beatles in Kent (1967) Article on Kent Film Office website Penny Lane Music Video Strawberry Fields Forever Music Video I Am The Walrus Music Video
			MM - Kings Hill	The music video for I Am The Walrus was entirely filmed at West Malling Airfield, now Kings Hill, where the band performed the song on the airfield by the blast shelter.
The Collector (1965)	22/11/1965	The Collector is a psychological thriller based on the fantasies of Freddie Clegg (Terence Stamp). His obsession with collecting beautiful objects begins with butterflies. However, after several years of stalking the woman he loves, Miranda (Samantha Eggar), he decides he must collect her. After locking the pretty art student in an outbuilding on his property, he hopes that in time she will fall in love with him. Miranda soon realises that there is a chance she may never escape. Directed by three time Oscar winner William Wyler and starring Terence Stamp, Samantha Eggar, and Maurice Dallimore.	Westerham	The Village of Westerham makes a brief appearance as the location where Freddie (Terence Stamp) goes in search for a doctor.	The Collector (1965) Article on Kent Film Office website The Collector (1965) on IMDb
			MM - Gabriels Manor	Gabriels Manor in Edenbridge is used for externals of Freddie Clegg's (Terence Stamp) home and outhouse where he holds Miranda (Samantha Eggar) prisoner.
The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders (1965)	22/07/1965	The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders is a 1965 British comedy adaptation of the 1722 novel Moll Flanders by Daniel Defoe. Set in the 18th century, young house maid Moll Flanders (Kim Novak) has relationships with a variety of men in order to fulfil her dream of becoming a gentle woman. Directed by Terence Young, the film stars Kim Novak, Richard Johnson, Angela Lansbury and Claire Ufland.	Chilham	Chilham doubles as the village where Moll Flanders (Kim Novack) grows up.	The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders (1965) Article on Kent Film Office website The Amorous Adventures of Moll Flanders (1965) on IMDb
			MM - Chilham Castle	Chilham Castle doubled as the Mayor's House where Moll Flanders (Kim Novack) grows up.
			St Mary's Church, Chilham	St Mary's Church in Chilham is where Moll Flanders (Kim Novack) marries Younger Brother (Derren Nesbitt).
Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines (1965)	03/06/1965	It is 1910 and English press magnate Lord Rawnsley offers £10,000 to the winner of the Daily Post air race from London to Paris. It brings together Richard Mays (James Fox), the English Gent and Orvil Newton (Stuart Whitman), the American Cowboy, who end up battling for the affections of Lord Rawnsley's daughter Patricia (Sarah Miles), as well as the prize. Based on an original film script from director Ken Annakin, this comedy caper stars Stuart Whitman, James Fox and Sarah Miles.	Port of Dover - Seafront	The seafront in Dover is the setting for a day of seaside fun for the contestants before the start of the race.	Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines (1965) Article on Kent Film Office website Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines (1965) on IMDb
			NT - The White Cliffs of Dover	The White Cliffs of Dover feature strongly in the sequences where the contestants fly cross the Channel.
The Beverly Hillbillies (1967)	07/10/1964	American comedy sitcom The Beverly Hillbillies is about a poor hillbilly family who after finding oil on their land, come into money. They move to Beverly Hills and shake up the area by bringing an unsophisticated and minimalistic lifestyle to the swank, sometimes self-obsessed community. The series was created by Paul Henning with the Kent episodes directed by Joseph Depew and starring Buddy Ebsen, Irene Ryan, Donna Douglas, Max Baer Jr., Raymond Bailey and Nancy Kulp.	Penshurst Place	Penshurst Place doubles as Clampett Castle in series 6 episodes 3 and 4 and series 7 episodes 2-5.	The Beverly Hillbillies (1967) Article on Kent Film Office website The Beverly Hillbillies (1967) on IMDb
French Dressing (1964)	01/04/1964	French Dressing was Ken Russell's first feature film. Jim Stephens (James Booth) is a deckchair attendant in the run-down seaside resort of Gormleigh-on-Sea. When he is promoted to publicity officer, he decides to organise a film festival and invites a major French film star (Marisa Mell) to market the town. Unfortunately not all goes according to plan. Directed by the legendary Ken Russell and starring James Booth, Roy Kinnear and Marisa Mell.	Herne Bay - West Beach and Hampton Pier	Herne Bay seafront from Clock Tower to Hampton Pier, including the Central Bandstand and the former Pier feature heavily as Gormleigh-on-Sea.	French Dressing (1964) Article on Kent Film Office website French Dressing (1964) on IMDb
			The Kings Hall - Herne Bay	The Kings Hall in Herne Bay doubles as the Council Offices in Gormleigh-on-Sea.
			Medway Queen Paddle Steamer	The Medway Queen Paddle Steamer is used in the scenes when Jim Stephens (James Booth) and Henry Liggott Roy Kinnear) take the boat to France.
Dr Syn: The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh (1964)	17/12/1963	In 18th Century England, the Vicar of Dymchurch (Patrick McGoohan)takes on the alias of The Scarecrow. Alongside his gang of smugglers they turn against the King and his high taxes by smuggling goods across the Romney Marshes. The Scarecrow comes under threat from the Kings army after they learn of his rebel gang, and he becomes a wanted man. Aided by the locals, the Scarecrow must come up with a plan to get rid of the Kings army, whilst maintaining his successful smuggling operations that many locals have come to rely on to survive. The film was released as part of the Walt Disney Treasures collection in 1963. Walt Disney adapted the stories from the original DR Syn books written by Russell Thorndike, and the later book, Christopher Syn, written by William Buchanan. Originally the production was only intended to be shown on American TV as three 1 hour episodes. Directed by James Neilson and starring Patrick McGoohan, George Cole, Michael Hordern, Tony Britton, Sean Scully and Alan Dobie	MM - St Clements - Old Romney	St Clements in Old Romney doubled as Dr Syns Parish Church of Dymchurch.	Dr Syn: The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh (1964) Article on Kent Film Office website Dr Syn: The Scarecrow of Romney Marsh (1964) on IMDb
			Romney Marsh	Romney Marshes were the actual home of the smugglers in the DR Syn books. The landscape is recognisable in scenes where the scarecrow and his gang are riding across the marshes and dealing in contraband.
Dunkirk (1958)	10/09/1958	The WWII story of an easy going British Corporal as he has to take charge of his men after his commanding officer is killed. With the Luftwaffe bombing the shores and the German troops advancing toward Calais, the British soldiers must reach Dunkirk and evacuate British troops from the continent. Directed by Leslie Norman and starring John Mills, Richard Attenborough, Robert Urquhart and Bernard Lee.	KCC Country Parks - Teston Bridge	Teston Bridge was "blown up" in this iconic film as British soldiers were fighting German troops in Belgium.	Dunkirk (1958) Article on Kent Film Office website Dunkirk (1958) on IMDb
O Dreamland (1953)	01/02/1956	O Dreamland is a short documentary film made in 1953 about an amusement park in Margate. It shows the various attractions at the site, including the bingo, arcades, rides, cafes and mechanical puppets as well as those that frequent the park. The film is directed by Lindsay Anderson (Winner of Grand Prix at Cannes for If) and was made by just him and a cameraman with minimal equipment.	Dreamland Margate	Dreamland was the setting for this 12 minute short film exploring the various attractions such as bingo, arcades, rides, cafes and mechanical puppets.	O Dreamland (1953) Article on Kent Film Office website O Dreamland (1953) on BFI Player
Adventure In The Hopfields (1954)	06/06/1954	Based on the 1952 novel ‘The Hop Dog’, Adventure in the Hopfields (1954) is a British children’s film about a young girl called Jenny Quin who accidently breaks her mother’s favourite ornament and, in order to raise money to replace it, runs away to the country to go hop-picking. Directed by John Guillermin (The Towering Inferno, Death on the Nile) and adapted for the screen by John Cresswell (Yield to the Night, Port Afrique), Adventure in the Hopfields stars Mandy Miller (Compact, Child in the House) as Jenny Quin, Harold Lang (Gary Halliday, The Quatermass Xperiment) as Sam Hines, Mona Washbourne (My Fair Lady, Stevie) as Mrs McBain, Melvyn Hayes (The Dreamstone, It Ain’t Half Hot Mum) as Ned Reilly in one of his earliest roles, and Léon Garcia as his brother Pat Reilly.	Goudhurst	Triggs Farm was the main setting for the film, doubling as Longrope Camp, Barden, the hop fields and the orchards. Other locations in and around the village of Goudhurst included the High Street, St Mary The Virgin Church Yard, the now derelict Goudhurst Railway Station and Nutley Windmill.	Adventure in the Hopfields (1954) Article on Kent Film Office website Adventure in the Hopfields (1954) on IMDb Adventure in the Hopfields (1954) on Wikipedia
The Long Memory (1953)	23/01/1953	Philip Davidson (John Mills) is wrongfully convicted for murder and after a long jail term he is torn between revenge, which may destroy him, or making a new life for himself. Directed by Robert Hamer, John Mills, John McCallum and Elizabeth Sellars star.	MM - Stangate Creek	The Medway Estuary around Stangate Creek and Iwade was used as the location where Phillip Davidson's (John Mills) barge is moored.	The Long Memory (1953) Article on Kent Film Office website The Long Memory (1953) on IMDb
			Gravesend	Queen Street and Granby Road were locations for the two Tim Pewsey residences.
Green Grow the Rushes (1951)	06/11/1951	Green Grow the Rushes is a British comedy about a liquor smuggling scheme operated by Captain Biddle (Roger Livesey) and Bob Hammond (Richard Burton), who poses as a fisherman. When reporter Meg (Honor Blackman) arrives in town, will she expose their scheme? Directed by Derek N. Twist and starring Roger Livesey, Honor Blackman and a young Richard Burton.	MM - New Romney	New Romney doubles as the coastal town in the film. The High Street, the Old Town Hall, and St Nicholas church are featured. Bainbridge's farm behind the church, where the Captain's boat is stranded is now a housing estate.	Green Grow the Rushes (1951) Article on Kent Film Office website Green Grow the Rushes (1951) on IMDb
			Romney Marsh	Romney Marsh was used for the marshland in the film, both in Kent and around Rye.
Lady Godiva Rides Again (1951)	25/10/1951	Lady Godiva Rides Again is a British comedy film about an impressionable girl, Marjorie Clark (Pauline Stroud), who wins a local beauty pageant and believes she is destined for fame. However, Marjorie finds herself unprepared for the world she enters when she competes in a rigged Fascination Soap. The film was inspired by the 1950 Miss Kent beauty pageant which was held at The Leas Cliff Hall and where director and writer Frank Launder was one of the judges. Directed by Frank Launder and starring Pauline Stroud, John McCallum, Dennis Price, John McCallum, Stanley Holloway and Diana Dors.	MM - The Metropole	The Metropole in Folkestone, once an exclusive seaside hotel, was the setting for the seaside hotel hosting the Fascination Soap Pageant.	Lady Godiva Rides Again (1951) Article on Kent Film Office website Lady Godiva Rides Again (1951) on IMDb
			The Leas Cliff Hall	The Leas Cliff Hall was chosen for the setting of the Fascination Soap beauty pageant.
			Folkestone	Folkestone West Train Station was used for the scenes where Marjorie Clark (Pauline Stroud) arrives and meets Dolores August (Diana Dors). The now closed Rotunda Amusement Park was also used for the scenes where Larry (John McCallum) and Marjorie (Pauline Stroud) visit a fairground.
Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949)	23/06/1949	Louis Mazzini’s (Dennis Price) aristocratic mother is rejected by her family after she marries beneath her station. When her dying wish, to be buried at her family ancestral home, is refused by the D'Ascoyne’s, Louis seeks to take revenge. One by one, he kills members of the family but just as Louis seems to have got everything he wanted, fate throws one last obstacle in his way. Directed by Robert Hamer and starring Dennis Price, Alec Guinness, Valerie Hobson, Joan Greenwood and Hugh Griffith.	Leeds Castle	Leeds Castle doubled as Chalfont Castle, the home of the D'Ascoyne family.	Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949) Article on Kent Film Office website Kind Hearts and Coronets (1949) on IMDb
			MM - Harrietsham	Harrietsham was used for the scenes where Louis (Dennis Price) cycles through the village.
			MM - Boughton Monchelsea Village	Now The Cock Inn pub in Boughton Monchelsea Village, the exteriors of the pub was used for the scenes where Louis (Dennis Price) takes photos and meets Henry (Alec Guinness).
The Loves of Joanna Godden (1947)	14/07/1947	Joanna Godden (Googie Withers) inherits Little Baynham Sheep Farm after the death of her father, and decides to defy tradition and run the farm herself. However, her dedication to make the farm a success as well as her stubbornness to accept help means she risks losing the man she truly loves. Directed by Charles Frend and Robert Hamer, starring Googie Withers, Jean Kent, John McCallum, Derek Bond, Henry Mollison, Chips Rafferty and Sonia Holm.	MM - St Clements - Old Romney	The church was the setting for a christmas carol service.	The Loves of Joanna Godden (1947) Article on Kent Film Office website The Loves of Joanna Godden (1947) on IMDb
			Dungeness Estate	Joanna (Googie Withers) and Martin Trevor (Derek Bond)visit Dungeness beach the day before their wedding.
			Kent and East Sussex Railway	The production company hired the number 3 train for the scene where Ellen (Jean Kent) arrives at Lydd Town station.
			MM - The Woolpack Inn, Romney Marsh	The Woolpack Inn featured as the village pub in the film.
			MM - The New Inn, New Romney	The pub was used for exterior shots in the film.
			Lydd-on-Sea & Lade Beach	The village fayre was held on Lydd village green.
			Romney Marsh	The film was set on Romney Marsh and was mainly filmed on location.
Temptation Harbour (1947)	28/04/1947	Temptation Harbour (1947) is a British crime drama film following a signalman who witnesses a murder and, upon finding the dead man’s suitcase which contains £5,000, is torn between right and wrong whilst being hunted by the killer and the police. Directed by Lance Comfort (Escape to Danger, Pit of Darkness), the film stars Robert Newton (Around the World in 80 Days, Jamaica Inn) as Bert Mallison, William Hartnell (Doctor Who – The Dalek Invasion of Earth (1964), Carry On Sergeant) as Jim Brown, Simone Simon (Cat People, La Bête Humaine) as Camelia and Marcel Dalio (Sabrina, The Rules of the Game) as Inspector Dupree.	St Margaret's Bay	St Margaret's Bay is the location of Bert Mallison's (Robert Newton) beach shack, where he imprisons the murderer Jim Brown (William Hartnell).	Temptation Harbour (1947) Article on Kent Film Office website Temptation Harbour (1947) on IMDb Temptation (1947) on Wikipedia
Great Expectations (1946)	16/12/1946	Great Expectations was the first of David Lean’s two adaptations of Dickens’ classic novels (Oliver Twist followed in 1948). The film tells the story of young orphan Pip (Tony Wager/ John Mills),who lives with local blacksmith Joe Gargery (Bernard Miles) and is set to become his apprentice. However, everything changes when a mysterious benefactor comes forward and pays for him to become a gentleman in London. Directed by David Lean and starring John Mills, Alec Guinness, Valerie Hobson, Jean Simmons, and Martita Hunt.	MM - Restoration House	Restoration House is the real life inspiration for Miss Havisham's home in Great Expectations.	Great Expectations (1946) Article on Kent Film Office website Dickens Movie Trail Great Expectations (1946) on IMDb
			MM - River Medway	The River Medway features as the River where Magwitch (Finlay Currie) tries to escape on a paddlesteamer.
			Allhallows & Yantlet Creek	St Mary's Marshes on the Isle of Grain was used for the opening sequences and for the scene where Pip (John Mills) and Herbert (Alec Guinness) are on the row boat 'Ivy'.
A Canterbury Tale (1944)	21/08/1944	A modern take on Chaucer’s classic novel set in war torn Kent. It centres on the lives of an American GI Bob Johnson (John Sweet), a Land Girl Alison (Sheila Sim) and a British soldier Peter Gibbs (Dennis Price). The three young travelers all find themselves in the small Kent village of Chillingbourne. On arrival Alison is attacked by a mysterious ‘glue man’ who has been pouring glue onto the hair of young women. Immediately the trio agree to solve the mystery and uncover the attackers identity. Written, produced and directed by Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger, the film stars John Sweet, Sheila Sim, Dennis Price, Freda Jackson, Charles Hawtrey and Eric Portman.	Chilham	Chilham was used for some street scenes and Chilham Downs were used for some of the countryside scenes.	A Canterbury Tale (1944) Article on Kent Film Office website A Canterbury Tale (1944) on IMDb
			Canterbury City	Many of the streets used in the film are still recognizable today. Bob (John Sweet), Peter (Dennis Price), and Alison (Sheila Sim)all arrive in Canterbury at the end of the film to explore the city. The soldiers also march along the high street as part of their parade, on route to the Cathedral.
			Canterbury Cathedral	The focal point for the ending of the film is Canterbury Cathedral as a parade of soldiers march through the city before stopping at the Cathedral.
			Wickhambreaux Village	Bob (John Sweet) and Alison (Sheila Sim) ride on a cart through the Village and they pass Wickhambreaux Mill. Also Thomas Colpeper (Eric Portman) lives on a house on the green in the village.
			Chilham Mill Estate	Bob (John Sweet)takes a boat along the stream near the mill with local children. The Mill is the backdrop to the scene where the children pretend to fight each other as soldiers.
			MM - Selling	Selling Station appears in the film as Chilingbourne Station.
			Fordwich Village and Town Hall	Fordwich was used for scenes showing Chillingbourne village., including the scene where soldiers gather for a lecture at the Colpepper institute.
			MM - The Red Lion Inn	The The Red Lion in Canterbury was used for exterior and some interior shots of "The Hand of Glory" Inn.
Contraband (1940)	11/05/1940	Set in early World War II, Danish sea Captain Andersen (Conrad Veidt) is delayed in a British port during a blackout. When the boats papers are stolen, Andersen finds himself tangled in a dangerous game of international espionage. Written by Emerich Pressburger and directed by Michael Powell, the film stars Conrad Veidt, Valerie Hobson and Hay Petrie.	Ramsgate	Ramsgate, especially the harbour and railway station stood in for the fictional town Eastgate-on-Sea.	Contraband (1940) Article on Kent Film Office website Contraband (1940) on IMDb
Klokkenluider (2023)		Klokkenluider (2023) is a thriller about Government whistle-blower Ewan (Tom Burke (True Things (2022), Strike – The Cuckoo’s Calling (2017)) and his forthright Flemish wife (Jenna Coleman (Doctor Who, Victoria), who are sent to hide in a remote country house in west Belgium by a British broadsheet newspaper. The couple are joined by Chris and Glynn, two ex-army close protection security guards, contracted to protect the pair from dangerous forces determined to stop them from sharing their story. As they wait in the secluded house for the journalist coming to interview them, the unlikely foursome share personal histories and connect with each other in surprising ways. Written and directed by Neil Maskell (Bull (2021), Level Up (2016)) in his directorial debut, Klokkenluider - which means ‘whistleblower’ in Dutch - is a blackly comic, character?driven political thriller that will shock and entertain.	Tunbridge Wells	Various locations in Tunbridge Wells appear in the film, doubling as Maarkedal in Belgium. Chris (Tom Burke) and Glynn (Roger Evans) put a briefcase in the boot of a car on Claremont Gardens in Tunbridge Wells. Later, Silke (Sura Dohnke) and Ewan (Amit Shah) visit Teise and Coffee café doubling as a patisserie in the nearby village of Lamberhurst where Silke and Chris later walk past an army vehicle and a group of soldiers on Town Hill Road.	Klokkenluider (2023) Article on Kent Film Office website https://www.imdb.com/title/tt14104672/|Klokkenluider (2023) on IMDb Klokkenluider (2023) Trailer
Carry On Jatta 3 (2023)		Carry on Jatta 3 (2023) is the third instalment in a series of Punjabi comedy films produced by its star Gippy Grewal. Directed by Smeep Kang (Chakk de Phatte, Second Hand Husband), the film stars Gippy Grewal (Paani Ch Madhaani (2021), Jatt James Bond), Sonam Bajwa (Ardab Mutiyaran, Nikka Zaildar 2) and Gurpreet Ghuggi (Race, Singh is Kinng).	Broadstairs & Viking Bay	Viking Bay as well as North Foreland and Whiteness Roads in Broadstairs feature briefly in the music video for the titular song Carry on Jatta.	Carry on Jatta 3 (2023) Article on Kent Film Office website Carry On Jatta 3 (2023) on IMDb Carry on Jatta 3 (2023) Trailer
			Botany Bay	Botany Bay features in the music video for the titular song Carry on Jatta.
Animal (2023)		Animal (2023) is an Indian Hindi-language film, depicting the fractured relationship between a father and son. Directed by Sandeep Reddy Vanga (Kabir Singh, Arjun Reddy), the film stars Ranbir Kapoor (Rockstar, Wake Up Sid) as Ranvijay Singh, Anil Kapoor (Mubarakan (2017), Pagalpanti (2019)) as Balbir Singh, Bobby Deol (Barsaat, Aashram) as Abrar ul Haque, Rashmika Mandanna (Pushpa: The Rise – Part 1, Mission Majnu) as Ranvijay’s wife Gettanjali and Triptii Dimri (Bulbbul, Qala) as Zoya Riaz.	Knowlton Court	Knowlton Court doubles for Abrar's (Bobby Deol) home in Scotland, which Vijay (Ranbir Kapoor) and his gang storm in an attempt to kill Abrar.	Animal (2023) Article on Kent Film Office website Animal (2023) on IMDb Animal (2023) Trailer