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Here the Travel Bookshop on Blenheim the Knack and How to Duffer Joseph Despins/William the Bramley Arms SICKBOY www.portobellofilmfestival.com Hollywood W11 / W10 by Tom Vague Bedknobs and A Hard Day’s Night Leo the Last John Boorman Breaking Glass Brian Gibson Parting Shots Michael Winner Broomsticks Robert Stevenson Richard Lester 1964 Ringo Starr runs 1970 Marcello Mastroianni brings about 1980 Dodi Fayed produced new wave 1998 Chris Rea on Bramley Road. 1971 set in 1940 Disneyland Portobello into a shop on the corner of All Saints a ‘firework revolution’, in which his film in which skinheads attack a march Sliding Doors Peter Howitt market scene featuring a proto-Carnival and Lancaster Road. Then all the house on the site of Lancaster West under the Westway roundabout. 1998 Gwyneth Paltrow at the Mangrove song and dance routine. Beatles run in and out of the police Estate is destroyed. 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Oil Drum Lane is on Adela Street off Market Bar. post-war car chase concludes with the the Westbourne Park curve of the Kensal Road. Harold gets married at St Westway. Virtual Sexuality police cars converging in a pile-up at John’s church. Nick Hurran 1999 Laura Fraser is in the the junction of Bramley and Freston Rd. American Roulette A Bigger Splash Tavistock Crescent pub, outside the 10 Rillington Place Maurice Hatton 1988 Andy Garcia Electric and on Golborne. Jack Hazan/David Mingay 1973 appears at Latimer Road station. Richard Fleischer 1971 set in early 50s David Hockney docu-drama partly set Rancid Aluminium Adaptation of Ludovic Kennedy’s book on Powis Terrace. Madame Sousatzka John Ed Thomas 2000 Rhys Ifans and Joseph of the case of Notting Hill’s most Georgy Girl Silvio Narizzano Schlesinger 1988 Shirley MacLaine on Fiennes walk down Portobello. notorious address. The Tamarind Seed Stanley Crescent. 1966 Charlotte Rampling gives birth at Blake Edwards 1974 Another spy movie Sorted Alex Jovy 2000 Sienna St Charles Hospital. starring Julie Andrews and Omar Sharif For Queen and Guillory lives in St Luke’s Mews. Country Martin Stellman 1988 Jemima and Johnny with a scene in Barnett’s toyshop on Mike Bassett England Lionel Ngakane 1966 The adventures Elgin Crescent. Denzel Washington in Kensal under Trellick. Manager John Smith 2001 The of a young black girl and a white boy Hennessy Don Sharp 1975 Rod pub crowd scene as Ricky Tomlinson in Notting Hill. Steiger on St John’s Gardens. I Hired a Contract recites Kipling’s ‘If’ poem is in the Elgin. Morgan A Suitable Killer Aki Kaurismaki 1990 Jean- Absolute Beginners The Passenger Michelangelo Pierre Leaud meets Margi Clarke in the Revelation Stuart Urban 2001 Julien Temple 1986 Musical adaptation Case for Treatment Karel Antonioni 1975 Jack Nicholson on Warwick. Holy Grail conspiracy thriller featuring of the Colin MacInnes novel featuring Reisz 1966 Campden Hill marital farce Lansdowne Crescent. Trellick Tower. the 1958 race riots as a West Side Story starring David Warner and Vanessa London Kills Me Pressure Horace Ove 1975 The Bend It Like Beckham dance sequence. Redgrave. Hanif Kureishi 1991 The Notting Hill major 70s Notting Hill film, featuring a acid-house film featuring scenes in Gurinder Chadha 2002 The wedding is Basil Dearden 1959 Bedazzled Stanley Donen 1967 Sapphire reggae soundtrack and the Caribbean Golborne, the First Floor bar and a at the Norland Road temple. Racial prejudice is examined during a Pete Cook and Dudley Moore appear on store at 194 Kensington Park Road. former property of Michael Heseltine on Three Blind Mice police investigation into the murder of a Southam Street. Dudley: “Where are The Moon Over the Chepstow Villas. Mathias Ledoux 2003 Chiwetel Ejiofor West Indian girl. The black suspect is we? Is this hell?” Pete: “Just my London Alley Joseph Despins/William visits Emilia Fox on St Luke’s Road. beaten up by Teds in Notting Dale. headquarters.” The Punk and the Dumaresq 1975 Gritty cult mid 70s Princess Mike Sarne 1993 Love Actually Richard Curtis Michael Caton-Jones Otley Dick Clement 1968 Tom Scandal Notting Hell film. Punk/Ted Romeo and Juliet affair set in 2003 Andrew Lincoln expresses his 1989 set in early 60s 50 years ago the Courtenay stars as an antiques trader Tommy Ken Russell 1975 The 90s Notting Hill. feelings for Keira Knightley in St Luke’s Profumo affair rocked the nation with who gets caught up in a spy caper. 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West Eleven Michael Winner Coins Café on Talbot Road. crime, on or around Ladbroke Grove. 1963 The year of the Profumo affair, The Italian Job Martha Meet Frank, Adulthood Noel Clarke 2008 The Furnished Room novel by Laura del Peter Collinson 1969 Michael Caine Daniel and Laurence Locally filmed Kidulthood follow-up. Rivo was partly set on Colville Terrace, appears round the back of Alice’s Nick Hamm 1998 Rufus Sewell and starring Alfred Lynch. antiques shop in Denbigh Close mews. Anuvahood Adam Deacon Joseph Fiennes go to Mike’s Café. 2011 Kidulthood 3 urban comedy. 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