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The Film Unit promotes Unit Film The services. facilitate to companies TV and film of behalf on Greenwich Film Unit acts as a one stop shop liaising with council departments council with liaising shop stop one a as acts Unit Film Greenwich Children of Men 2006 23 Blow-Up 1966 21 Brideshead Revisited 2008 12 22 Woolwich Town Centre was transformed into a Michelangelo Antonioni’s surreal thriller had David The memoirs of Captain Charles Ryder who is future vision of London during the filming of ‘Children Hemmings as a photographer who unwittingly stationed at Brideshead Castle during WWII and of Men’. Based upon P.D. James’ best-selling novel, snaps a murder in a quiet suburban park. The upper remembers his involvement with the owners of the the film is set a generation from now in a world that field of Maryon Park overlooking the Thames is the Brideshead estate: the aristocratic yet Catholic Flyte has fallen into anarchy on the heels of an infertility scene of the murder, while the tennis courts below family and in particular brother and sister Sebastian defect in the population. Over three days Woolwich feature in the eerie ‘pretend tennis match’ and Julia. Filmed on location at the Old Royal Naval Town Centre welcomed 30 sheep, three dogs, two sequences. The houses on the ridge, at the top of College and Eltham Palace. mules, one donkey, one horse, 600 extras and 250 Maryon Wilson Park, were also painted but in white cast and crew, while the streets were extensively and a huge arc light was used to make them Franklyn 2008 12 23 dressed beyond recognition. disappear from the shot. Set in contemporary London and a future metropolis Four Weddings and a Funeral 1994 12 dominated by faith, Franklyn weaves the tale of four Harry Potter & the Order of the Phoenix lost souls divided by two parallel worlds on course 2007 23 The biggest grossing cinema hit of the year, ‘Four for an explosive collision when a single bullet will Weddings and a Funeral’ features an all star cast With their warning about Lord Voldemort's return decide all their fates. Partly filmed on location at including Hugh Grant and Andie Macdowell. The scoffed at, Harry and Dumbledore are targeted by Mulgrave School on Macbean Street Woolwich chapel at the Old Royal Naval College was used for the Wizard authorities as an authoritarian bureaucrat and Old Royal Naval College. the wedding of Bernard and Lydia, which was the slowly seizes power at Hogwarts. The empty Co-op second wedding in the film, with Rowan Atkinson as building on Powis Street was used for plate 26 the Clergyman. Beyond the Rave 2008 photography to be cleverly transformed into a wizard’s hospital. Filmed almost entirely on location at White Hart Patriot Games 1992 12 Depot, an empty industrial site, in White Hart Road, Plumstead. ‘Beyond the Rave’ tells the story of an Fly Boys 2006 1 9 Children of Men The Old Royal Naval College doubled for The English soldier who must find and win back his Mall/Buckingham Palace in the scene of the IRA girlfriend from the clutches of a mysterious group of Filmed partly on location in Watergate Street, ‘Fly All or Nothing 2002 4 assassination attempt on the Queen’s cousin. It was hardcore ravers. Boys’ is set during World War I and focuses on a Filmed almost entirely on location at the Old Haddo also a stand in for the Naval Academy where CIA group of young Americans who volunteer for the Estate in Greenwich Town Centre ‘All or Nothing’ Analyst Jack Ryan (Harrison Ford) gives a lecture. French military before the U.S. enter the war and 8 follows the lives of a range of characters, over the Driving Lessons 2006 subsequently become the country's first fighter course of a long weekend. Mike Leigh chose the 12 ‘Driving Lessons’ is a coming of age story about a pilots. Crowley's Wharf was also used as a location Amazing Grace 2006 perfect time to film in the Greenwich estate as it was shy teenage boy called Ben Marshall trying to to recreate a dockside scene, set in New York, empty and about to be redeveloped. The original Filmed at the Old Royal Naval College ‘Amazing escape from the influence of his domineering during the war. graffiti work on the wall was used in the film. Grace’ tells the story of idealist William Wilberforce mother. His world changes when he begins to work who manoeuvres his way through Parliament in 19th for retired actress Evie (Julie Walters). Filmed on James Bond: century England, endeavouring to end the British location at two properties in Crooms Hill, one of transatlantic slave trade. which was used as the set for Evie's home. The World Is Not Enough 1999 15 The Millennium Dome, now the O2, was used as a Derailed 2005 29 location to film the pre-credits sequence for the 19th Filmed partly on the Thames River Path at the 007 film. The sequence involves James Bond Greenwich Peninsula, ‘Derailed’ follows the lives of chasing an assassin along the Thames as she two married business executives (Clive Owen and attempts to escape in a hot-air balloon tethered next Jennifer Aniston) who have an affair and are to the Dome.
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