Have you ever wondered where the filming locations are for the Harry Potter film series, and now Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them? Here for the first time, arranged by county, is the definitive guide from 'A' for Alnwick Castle to 'Z' for Zoological Society of London to 75 of those locations along with over 175 B&amp;W photographs, maps, anecdotes and a wealth of historical information to bring them to life. Also included in this publication are tips and recommendations for those wishing to plan their own exploration of these wonderful places. This book will give the reader an appreciation for how the films are constructed from a variety of different locations and spliced together to make one seamless magical moment on the big screen This guide is a must for all Harry Potter enthusiasts as well as those just wishing to visit some of the most beautiful locations in the UK.

Harry Potter on Location (Standard Edition): including Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them

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Sperati, J. P.

Movies

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James Bond on Location: London 1: An Unofficial Review & Guide to the Locations Used for the Entire Film Series from Dr. No to Skyfall

Britain's Secret Service wasn't always based in the imposing building at Vauxhall Cross. The department known to Bond devotees as Universal Exports has had many homes - and with J. P. Sperati as your guide you can visit them all! Which villain lived in the same street as Ian Fleming? Which villain was disposed of at an East End gasworks? How did Skyfall change the map of the London Underground? How can you visit St. Petersburg in several different areas of London? How did The World Is Not Enough defy the geography of the River Thames? Where in London can you find Shanghai and Hamburg? Where did we first hear those immortal words, "Bond - James Bond"? All these questions - and many more - are answered in this fully illustrated up-to-the-minute handbook of 007's London! Complete with historical information, indexes and maps you can explore the world of James Bond on Location. A must for all James Bond and London Enthusiasts

James Bond on Location Volume 1: London

Baker Street Studios Limited

The James Bond films are famous for their exotic locations, matching and even surpassing the settings of Ian Fleming's original novels. But all is not what it seems! (It rarely is in the cinema.) • The gold-obsessed villain's factory in Goldfinger - Switzerland or Buckinghamshire? • The hovercraft chase in Die Another Day - North Korea or Oxfordshire? • The U.S. air base in Tomorrow Never Dies - the South China Sea or Suffolk? • The chase around the airport in Casino Royale - Miami or Surrey? • Max Zorin's mine in A View to a Kill - California or Sussex? • The explosive climax of From Russia with Love - the Adriatic coast or Argyll? • The oil pipeline in The World Is not Enough - Azerbaijan or Snowdonia? • Those snowy scenes in Quantum of Solace - Tatarstan or Hampshire? J. P. Sperati's intensively researched and lavishly illustrated book is the perfect guide to the British locations of all the official James Bond movies, from Doctor No to SkyFall - including the sound stage built for The Spy Who Loved Me at Pinewood, and the entire studio built for GoldenEye. Complete with historical information, many rare photographs, indexes and maps. A must for all James Bond Enthusiasts.

James Bond on Location Volume 2: U.K. (Excluding London) Standard Edition

No one does period television drama like the British! In the proud tradition of The Forsyte Saga, The Duchess of Duke Street, The Jewel in the Crown and Upstairs, Downstairs, the latest series to entrance viewers around the world is Downton Abbey, created by Oscar® winning author and actor Julian Fellowes. The story of Lord Grantham and his family centres upon Downton Abbey, their mansion in Yorkshire - but it's no secret that the magnificent house we see on screen is Highclere Castle in Hampshire, more than 200 miles away! This fully researched and richly illustrated guide will enable the countless fans of Downton Abbey to find... • The 'real' Downton Abbey - in Hampshire and in Buckinghamshire • Downton Village Hall - at a former hospital in west London • Downton parish church - in Oxfordshire • The Dowager Countess's house - in Surrey • Isobel Crawley's house - in Buckinghamshire and in Oxfordshire • Downton Railway Station - in West Sussex and in Kent • The Crawleys' Manchester residence - in London • Ripon Register Office - in Surrey • The Ripon solicitors' office - in London • York Prison - in Lincoln • A First World War battlefield - in Suffolk • The studios in Ealing where most of the interiors are filmed And the many other sites, including the 'real' Duneagle Castle in Argyll &amp; Bute. Downton Abbey on Location is a must for the real devotee!

Downton Abbey on Location: An Unofficial Review & Guide to the Locations Used in All 6 Series

No one does period television drama like the British! In the proud tradition of The Forsyte Saga, The Duchess of Duke Street, The Jewel in the Crown and Upstairs, Downstairs, the latest series to entrance viewers around the world is Downton Abbey, created by Oscar® winning author and actor Julian Fellowes. The story of Lord Grantham and his family centres upon Downton Abbey, their mansion in Yorkshire - but it's no secret that the magnificent house we see on screen is Highclere Castle in Hampshire, more than 200 miles away! This fully researched and richly illustrated guide will enable the countless fans of Downton Abbey to find... • The 'real' Downton Abbey - in Hampshire and in Buckinghamshire • Downton Village Hall - at a former hospital in west London • Yew Tree Farm - in Oxfordshire • Downton parish church - in Oxfordshire • The Dowager Countess's house - in Surrey • Isobel Crawley's house - in Buckinghamshire and in Oxfordshire • Downton Railway Station - in West Sussex and in Kent • The Crawleys' Manchester residence - in London • Ripon Register Office - in Surrey • The Ripon solicitors' office - in London • York Prison - in Lincoln • A First World War battlefield - in Suffolk • The studios in Ealing where most of the interiors are filmed And the many other sites, including the 'real' Duneagle and Brancaster Castles in Argyll &amp; Bute and Northumberland respectively. Downton Abbey on Location is a must for the real devotee!

Downton Abbey on Location: An unofficial review and guide to the filming locations of all 6 series

Schreiner, Sabine

Travel

Welcome to the world of Endeavour. From Aldenham in Hertfordshire to Winnersch in Berkshire via the 'dreaming spires of Oxford', this book, published in conjunction with the Inspector Morse Society, covers every episode from The First Bus to Woodstock to Harvest, and surveys over 100 of the picturesque locations used in filming. Each episode is given a comprehensive review complete with anecdotes. The book concentrates primarily on the historical aspects of each location, most of which are open to the public and worth a visit in their own right. The guide is fully indexed by location type and episode, and covers everything from public houses to churches and stately homes. Endeavour on Location is extensively illustrated with 150 photographs and contains maps to assist the reader when planning their own visit to these wonderful places. This book is a must for all Endeavour & Inspector Morse enthusiasts as well as those interested in visiting some of England's finest locations.

Endeavour on Location: An Unofficial Review and Guide to the Locations Used

Richards, Antony J

Television

Since 1888 the gruesome crimes of Jack the Ripper have been a never-ending source of fascination to generations of professional, amateur, and armchair detectives. What is more, those murders are no nearer being solved today as they were back in Victorian times - or are they?\nBringing together a wealth of research materials along with new ideas, J. P. Sperati has meticulously investigated those dark deeds - the so-called canonical 5 murders plus a further 8 cases - which constitute the complete Whitechapel Murders spanning the years 1888-1891. Each case is treated in a historical context with extra information highlighting additional places of interest. Suspects are examined and eliminated, and a unique new conclusion regarding the identity of Jack the Ripper is presented. With over 250 (old and new) illustrations, 28 maps, and 2 walking tours this book is a must for all those interested in following in the footsteps of Jack the Ripper, as well as those interested in the history of London's East End.

In the Footsteps of Jack the Ripper

Arts & Photography

Photography & Video

In the Footsteps of 250 Years of Murder in East London

History

World

Have you ever wondered where the filming locations are for the Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts film series? Here for the first time, arranged by county, is the definitive guide from 'A' for Alnwick Castle to 'Z' for Zoological Society of London to over 80 of those locations along with over 185 photographs, maps, anecdotes and a wealth of historical information to bring them to life. Also included in this publication are tips and recommendations for those wishing to plan their own exploration of these wonderful places. This book will give the reader an appreciation of how the films are constructed from a variety of different locations and spliced together to make one seamless magical moment on the big screen. This standard black and white edition is a must for all Harry Potter and film enthusiasts as well as those just wishing to visit some of the most beautiful locations in the U.K.

Harry Potter on Location (Including all 3 Fantastic Beasts films): An unofficial review and guide to the locations used for the entire film series

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