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Welche Filme wurden in Cardiff gedreht?
Nicht umsonst ist Cardiff Castle ein sehr beliebter Drehort für die BBC. Die Folgen „The Almost People“ und „Journey to the Centre of the Tardis“ wurden hier gedreht. Aber auch den Dr. Who-Spin-Offs „Torchwood“ und „Sarah Jane Adventures“ und der Neuverfilmung von „Sherlock Holmes“ diente Cardiff Castle als Drehort.
Wo wurde der Film Apostel gedreht?
Wir haben den Großteil des Films Apostle in Margam Park, einem ruhigen, beschaulichen Herrenhaus gedreht.
What are some of the best films set in Wales?
First on my list of films set in Wales is the 1995 classic The Englishman Who Went up a Hill but Came down a Mountain. Set in 1917, it’s about two English cartographers who travel to a Welsh village to measure its ‘mountain’. When they determine the height classifies it as a mere hill, the offended locals resolve to do something about it.
Is twin town the best Welsh film ever?
Almost all of the films set in Wales so far have been set in villages in the Welsh countryside and focus on small farming and mining communities. It’s about time we watched a film set in a Welsh city! Twin Town isn’t the most cinematic or critically-acclaimed Welsh film.
What makes Welsh films so special?
The films made by Welsh filmmakers and/or ones set in Wales made by visiting (or indeed never visiting) directors constitute a distinctive, collective voice addressing issues of national identity, work, economic hardships, familial bonds and the hefty emotional ties to what are some of the most striking physical spaces in Britain.
Where was law and disorder filmed in Wales?
1958: Law and Disorder was filmed in Newport, Pembrokeshire and Fishguard Harbour, directed by Charles Crichton . 1959: Tiger Bay takes place in Tiger Bay, Cardiff, Wales, and was directed by J. Lee Thompson . 1962: Dylan Thomas is a short documentary on the poet featuring the narration of the Welsh actor Richard Burton.