London N
Alwyne Road
JOURNEY TO THE UNKNOWN:
The Beckoning Fair One
(Don Chaffey: 1968)
An air raid has started and Crichton (Clive Francis)
rushes to the
Chelsea home of Alison with a marriage licence (Awyne
Place/Alwyne
Road) after getting leave unexpectedly. Crichton rushes into
the house
(31 Alwyne Road) and lets himself in. Decades later
Mr. Barrett (Larry
Noble) helps Jon Holden move into the house that he has
rented.
(Identified April 2013 by Tavistock of the Britmovie forum)
Baring Street
JOURNEY TO THE UNKNOWN:
The Beckoning Fair One
(Don Chaffey: 1968)
A woman covers the windows of her shop with blackout shutters and
nearby pub (The Baring) is evacuated as an air raid
is announced by the
sound of sirens and the drone of aircraft engines.
(Identified April 2013 by Tavistock of the Britmovie forum)
Bingfield Street
GIDEON’S WAY: The Reluctant Witness (Jeremy
Summers, April 1965)
Red Carter races into London to put his plans in to action. The police
van and escort are not far behind.
Camden Passage
JOURNEY TO THE UNKNOWN:
The Beckoning Fair One
(by Don Chaffey: 1968)
After deciding to rent a new house Jon Holden (Robert Lansing)
takes
Kit Beaumont (Gabrielle Drake) shopping to
celebrate.
Caledonian Road
DANGER MAN: The Sisters (Seth
Holt: 1959)
Drake is sent to interview Prof. Nadia Sandor in prison (H.M.
Prison
Pentonville).
(Identified by Paul Stroud, March 2014)
THE CHAMPIONS: Full Circle (John
Gilling:
September/October 1967)
Craig Sterling sent to watch Paul Westerman in Birch Hill Prison (H.M.
Prison Pentonville) posing as a fellow prisoner.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, May 2009)
Cannonbury Square
THE SAINT: The Contract (Roger
Moore:
October 1964)
Simon drives Dunstan to the back of Eileen Ballinger’s home as they
suspect Farnberg might be there.
(Identified by Peter Astaire, September 29th 2009)
Goods Way
THE BARON: There's Someone Close Behind You
(Roy Baker: December 1965)
Mannering follows the car following Wilde's police car in his Jensen.
They find themselves on a quiet street where two young punks on
motorcycles are waiting (Goods Way and Pancras Road).
(Identified by Wyn Roberts, July 2001)
Islington High Street
JOURNEY TO THE UNKNOWN:
The Beckoning Fair One
(by Don Chaffey: 1968)
After leaving Camden Passage Jon Holden (Robert Lansing)
and Kit
Beaumont (Gabrielle Drake) rush to catch a bus.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, July2007)
Kings Cross Station
GIDEONS WAY: Gang War (Quentin
Lawrence:
January/February 1965)
The bullion delivery arrives at Kings Cross Station and is picked up by
the security van.
Northdown Street
Photo: Stephen Carter
GIDEONS WAY: Gang War (Quentin
Lawrence:
January/February 1965)
Ronald Lacey (Jerry Blake) and his gang Lefty (Patrick
Durkin) and
Cowboy (James Chase) pay a visit to a local barbers
shop to demand
protection. The barber, Tony Mazzo (Will Stampe)
runs out of the shop
after being attacked.
Popham Road
THE SAINT: When Spring is Sprung (Jim
O'Connolly: March 1967)
Simon Templar buys some rockets from a corner shop (totally
redeveloped, from the phone book Certainly there was an R. Collings
Chemists at No.3 Popham Road and a Barley Mow pub at 31).
Randells Road
GIDEON’S WAY: The Reluctant Witness (Jeremy
Summers, April 1965)
The prison van approaches the ambush and soon the prison van is almost
at the ambush corner.
(Identified by William Pitt-Jones, July 2007)
Wilton Square
JOURNEY TO THE UNKNOWN:
The Beckoning Fair One
(Don Chaffey: 1968)
The peace of a quite Chelsea square is broken by the sound of air raid
sirens.
(Identified April 2013 by Tavistock of the Britmovie forum)
The Bishops Avenue
GIDEON’S WAY: To Catch a Tiger (Leslie
Norman: April 1965)
John
Borgman tries to relax at home with his second wife Charlotte. Later
John Borman arrives back at his house after being questioned by
Commander Gideon.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, February 2023)
GIDEON’S WAY: The Perfect Crime (Leslie
Norman: May 1965)
Spender Todd (Patrick Allen) and Jimmy Casey (Patrick
Bedford) arrive
at the home of the Danes (Dane Court, 60 The Bishops Avenue)
and
proceed to break in. A policeman is cycling by and takes the number of
Casey’s stolen car. The policemen arrive and are able to arrest Casey
whilst Todd escapes.
(Identified by Alan Field, May 2009)
THE AVENGERS: Game (Robert Fuest:
June 1968)
Steed arrives at the home of Professor Witney (East Weald)
in his
yellow Rolls.
High Road (East Finchley)
Photos: Wyn Roberts
GIDEON’S WAY: The Alibi Man (Cyril
Frankel:
February 1965)
The Carroway and Grant Garage (redeveloped as retirement
flats called
Mulberry Court) where Cathy Bellman (Nicola Padget)
goes looking for
clues to her sister’s whereabouts. After being fobbed off she sees Eric
Little (James Culliford) driving away and flags
down a passing taxi to
follow him.
(Identified by Wyn Roberts, June 2007)
Holne Chase
THE SAINT: The High Fence (James
Hill:
December 1963)
Simon chases after the two crooks, Anworth and Fasson, in his Volvo.
They start to fire at him from their car (Holne Chase turning
into
Rowan Walk).
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, May 2009)
Winnington Road
THE SAINT: The Scorpion (Roy
Baker:
December 1963)
Eddie Black follows Wilfred Garniman’s car after it leaves Deverest’s
house (turning into Holne Chase).
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, May 2009)
THE SAINT: The High Fence (James
Hill:
December 1963)
After finding that they have left the theatre tickets behind Simon does
a U-turn (at the Norrice Lea roundabout) to return
back to the house
with Gabriel. After the two crooks drive off from Gabriel’s house Simon
gives chase (along Winnington Road to the Norrice Lea
roundabout and up
Norrice Lea). Simon has to give up the chase when his tyres
are shot
out and he watches Anworth and Fasson drive away.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, May 2009)
THE CHAMPIONS: Full Circle (John
Gilling:
September/October 1967)
Mr Booker’s arrives at his house (17 Winnington Road)
and enters.
Later,
following up on Pickering’s information Richard (William
Gaunt) drives
to Booker’s house (between Winnington Close and Norrice Lea).Richard
see’s Garcia’s car. As he approaches the house he senses that Craig is
in trouble inside.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, May 2009)
DEPARTMENT S: Spencer Bodily is Sixty Years Old
(Leslie Norman: 1969)
Annabelle and Stuart arrive at the house (12 Winnington Road)
set up
for Ralph, Albert and Spenser by Dr. George Kent. A little later Dr.
Kent arrives and sees Stewart’s car.
(Identified by Wyn Roberts, August 2004)
Embassy Lodge, Regent's Park Road
GIDEON’S WAY: The Perfect Crime (Leslie
Norman: May 1965)
Todd arrives back at his flat and leaves as Spender. “Highfield Court
near The Angel”. Sandra Casey (Jean Marsh) takes a
taxi to Todd’s flat.
She tells the taxi river (Richard Davies) to wait
whilst she talks to
the janitor (George Merrit). Fortunately Todd (Patrick
Allen) is just
leaving. Sandra gets back into the taxi and they follow Todd’s car.
THE SAINT: The Man Who Liked Lions (Jeremy
Summers: July 1966)
Franco (Michael Wynne) drives Simon Templar to Tony
Allard's apartment
block in Rome. While they are there, they are attacked by two villains
who then make their escape through the lobby and across the car park.
Later Claudia Molinelli (Suzanne Lloyd) arrives at
the apartment block
to pick up Tony's diary.
THE SAINT: The Persistent Patriots (Roy
Baker: October 1966)
Simon Templar arrives in his Volvo at the flat of Mary Bannerman (Jan
Waters). He is just in time to see Mary leave with Jeff
Peterson (Mike
Pratt).
(Source: Sam Mitchell)
THE SAINT: The Master Plan (Leslie
Norman:
1967)
The Saint delivers Jean Lane to her apartment in his Volvo.
THE AVENGERS: Something Nasty in the Nursery
(James Hill: March 1967)
Sir George Collins (Patrick Newell) leaves his home.
(Identified by Wyn Roberts, May 2000)
Current Photo required
Finsbury Park
THE PROTECTORS:
Petard (Cyril
Frankel:
1973)
Scudder (Mark Jones) meets Sir Charles Engleton (Basil
Dignam) to
discuss the appearance of Harry Rule at IMA. They are observed and
photographed by Paul (Tony Anholt). Later Scudder
arrives with details
of the selling price and Engleton drives away with the information in
his Rolls Royce.
(Identified by Tamara Cartwright-Loebl, August 2005, confirmed
by Alan
Field, June 2008)
Archway Road
DANGER MAN: Colony Three (Don
Chaffey: July
1964)
Robert Fuller (Peter Jeson) leaves his flat and
gets on a bus (134
Pimlico) and is followed by Drake in his Mini (between
Holmesdale Road
on the left and Cholmeley Park). Later Drake returns to take
Fuller in
for questioning. Robert Fuller arrives at his destination on the bus
(134 Pimlico) and opens the Citizen’s Advice Bureau (opposite
Waterlow
Road and the spires at the right hand corner of the photo are part of
the Whittington Hospital complex. All the buildings
on the left were demolished for the dual
carriageway).
(Identified by Frank Gadd, April 2008 who also supplied
location
details)
Fitzroy Lodge, The Grove, Highgate
DANGER MAN: Have A Glass Of Wine (Peter
Maxwell: 1964)
Sits in his Mini watching a flat at 75 Baron’s Street, the house of
courier Kathleen Mary Martin (Kathleen Breck).
After talking to base he
gets administration to drop off a suitcase in case he has to take a
trip. When Martin leaves the house he follows.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, October 2005)
Hampstead Lane
THE BARON: Samurai West (John
Moxey: ??)
Raymond Huntley follows Asano and Samantha back to their home
(Hampstead Lane going into Courtenay Avenue). The
Baron visits Asano
(the house was 'Three Oaks' on Courtenay Avenue which
has been
redeveloped) the following day to ask about his role in
Japanese prison
camps. Later Huntley breaks into the house and kills Asano. As he
leaves he is seen by Yasugi.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, December 2006)
High Sheldon, Sheldon Avenue
(Photo: Wyn Roberts May 2000)
THE AVENGERS: The Winged Avenger (Sidney
Hayers: January 1967)
A mysterious figure with razor-sharp claws stalks the offices of Simon
Roberts before starting to scale the side of the building with deadly
intent.
(Identified by Wyn Roberts, May 2000)
High Point 2, North Hill, Highgate
THE AVENGERS: The Girl from Auntie (Roy
Baker: October 1965)
Emma Peel's flat.
Film:
DEATH IS A WOMAN
(1966)
Highgate Cemetery
JOURNEY TO THE UNKNOWN:
The Madison Equation
(Rex Firkin: 1968)
The funeral of Ralph Madison is well attended. Inga Madison (Barbara
Bel Geddes) is joined by her boss, Sir Gerald Walters (Richard
Vernon)
and her assistant Barbara Rossiter (Sue Lloyd). As
they return to their
cars they are observed by insurance investigator Adam Frost (Jack
Hedley).
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Debt Collectors
(Leslie Norman: 1978)
Jimmy Wilson (Bob Sherman) drops Christine Hansen (Diane
Keen) off at a
cemetery in his TR7. Christine walks into the cemetery where she meets
Forbes (Stephan Chase) and Sir Charles (Geoffrey
Keen).
North Hill
Photo: Wyn Roberts
THE PROTECTORS:
A Kind of Wild Justice
(Jeremy Summers: early 1972)
On the trail of the girl who shot him, Harry Rule arrives at Jordan’s
Hotel in his yellow MGB and drives down to the underground car park.
THE PROTECTORS:
Balance of Terror
(Jeremy Summers: Autumn 1972)
Professor Alexander Schelpin skulks in his hotel room. Later Harry and
Paul arrive looking for the Professor, but he has already left. Later
still Harry decides to search the hotel once more.
(Identified by Wyn Roberts, September 2004)
Pond Square
JOURNEY TO THE UNKNOWN:
The Madison Equation
(Rex Firkin: 1968)
Private investigator Frederick Shea (Aubrey Morris,)
arranges to meet
Insurance investigator, Adam Frost (Jack Hedley),
at a London Square.
Shea offers Frost the file containing his report on the activities of
Inga Madison in return for future remuneration.
(Identified by Alan Field, July 2006)
Swain’s Lane
GIDEON’S WAY: Morna (Cyril Frankel,
October
1964)
Gideon and David Keen leave the Copthorne’s home after asking about
possible blackmailers.
GIDEON’S WAY: To Catch A Tiger (Les
Norman,
April 1965)
A police constable guards the gates of the cemetery as the body of Leah
Anne Borgman is disinterred by the police.
(Identified by Alan Field, May 2009)
Waterlow Park, Highgate Hill
GIDEON’S WAY: Morna (Cyril Frankel,
October
1964)
Gideon Michael Usher (Norman Bowler) arranges to
meet Morna (Angela
Douglas) in the park by their ‘special’ bench.
(Identified by Andrew Chilcott, July 2006)
Brandon Road
THE SAINT: The Contract (Roger
Moore:
October 1964)
Simon drives his Volvo to meet with Friste at his warehouse 12a
Manning’s Wharf, E14 (redeveloped). Later Major
John Dunstan arrives
just in the nick of time in Simon’s Volvo and rescues Simon from Friste
and Farnberg (they drive past The Albion pub as they drive
away).
(Colin Jordan, March 2008)
H.M. Prison Holloway
THE AVENGERS: Intercrime (Johnathan
Alwyn:
December 1962)
Establishing footage of HMP Holloway, Parkhurst Road (old
frontage
since redeveloped).
(Spotted by Mike Richardson, February 2010)
Market Road, Islington
DEPARTMENT S: The Man in the Elegant Room
(Cyril Frankel: April 1968)
"Islington, London, May 12th" - An estate agent takes his client to see
a warehouse property (viewed from Caledonian Road junction).
(Identified by Pat Walsh, August 2004)
Offord Road
GIDEONS WAY: Gang War (Quentin
Lawrence:
January/February 1965)
The barber, Tony Mazzo (Will Stampe) runs over to
The Angel
Club to see Frank Romano. Later Weasel (Louis Mansi)
waits on the
street corner for Browning and Keen. Weasel is picked up in a
police car by Browning and Keen (at the junction of Crescent
Street and
Offord Road).
(Identified by Colin Jordan, March 2009)
Wheelwright Street
THE CHAMPIONS: Full Circle (John
Gilling:
September/October 1967)
Booker and Sarah arrive outside the prison. They are signalled from
inside the prison and warned about Steriling’s presence. Later Richard
Barrett drives to his position outside the prison (Wheelwright
Street
looking towards Roman Way).
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, May 2009)
Barrington Road
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Debt Collectors
(Leslie Norman: 1978),
Jeffrey Conaught's men force Templar's car of the road (Junction
of
Barrington and Abbeville Road), whilst Conaught (Anton
Rogers) talks to
Templar (Ian Ogilvy).
(Identified by Alan Field, June 2008)
Myddelton Road
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
Tower Bridge is Falling Down
(Leon Griffiths: 1977)
The Coroner's court where the inquest in to Charlie Stewart’s death is
taking place (Hornsey Coroner’s Court).
Fortis Green
Photo: Wyn Roberts
GIDEON’S WAY: The Alibi Man (Cyril
Frankel:
February 1965)
Cathy Bellman follows Eric Little’s Sunbeam Alpine in a taxi, but the
traffic lights at the junction (with Tetherdown)
foil her attempt.
(Identified by Wyn Roberts, June 2007)
Queen's Avenue
Photo: Wyn Roberts
GIDEON’S WAY: The Alibi Man (Cyril
Frankel:
February 1965)
After Cathy Bellman’s taxi is stopped at the light Eric Little’s
Sunbeam Alpine carries on down Queen’s Avenue.
(Identified by Wyn Roberts, June 2007)
New Southgate Cemetery, Brunswick Park, Southgate
Photo: Alan Field
THE AVENGERS: The Murder Market (Peter
Graham
Scott: December 1964)
Steed and Lovejoy attend the 'funeral' of Mrs. Peel - NEEDS
CONFIRMATION.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, February 2010)
THE AVENGERS: The Grave-Diggers (Quentin
Lawrence: March 1965)
The sexton (Victor Platt) watches as a funeral of
Dr. Marlowe comes to
an end in Pringby churchyard. After he finishes filling in the grave a
small aerial ascends unnoticed from the ground. Later Steed (Patrick
Macnee) visits the churchyard in to investigate and finds out
from the
sexton the Dr. Marlowe has just been exhumed by the undertakers. Steed
gives chase in his vintage Vauxhall.
(Identified Alan Field, June 2007)
THE BARON: Epitaph for a Hero (John
Moxey:
October 1965)
John Mannering and David attend Jim Carey's funeral. Helga (Patricia
Haines), Charlie (Nosher Powell) and Owen
Davies (Artro Morris) pay
their respects also.
THE CHAMPIONS: The Body Snatchers (Paul
Dickson: Late 1967)
Frank Nicholls (J.G.Devlin) and a local reporter
break into a secret
laboratory concealed beneath a Welsh churchyard. Richard Barrett meets
up with Nicholls in the crypt of the church after dodging armed
patrols. Squires (Bernard Lee) and Yeats (Philip
Locke) lead their men
in an attack on the church.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Whoever
Heard of a Ghost Dying? (Ray Austin: Late 1968)
Jeff (Mike Pratt) drives through the gates of the
cemetery where Marty
(Kenneth Cope) is about to be exorcised by Purley (Charles
Lloyd Pack)
under the instructions of Hellingworth (John Fraser)
and Carol
(Alexandra Bastedo). A fight breaks out and
Inspector Large (Ivor Dean)
turns up to arrest the criminals.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Somebody
Just Walked Over My Grave (Cyril Frankel: Summer
1969)
Jeff (Mike Pratt) and Marty (Kenneth Cope)
go to investigate the
previous night's occurrences at Marty's grave and are met by Jeannie
(Annette André); they go the the gate house. Later
Jeff is attacked by
Harper (Geoffrey Hughes) and is picked up by
Mandrake (George Murcell).
Young Harry Mandrake (Nigel Terry) is taken by
Dighton (Bernard Kay)
and Harper from the tunnel after escaping from the house; next morning
Marty and Jeff investigate.
THE ADVENTURER:
Mr Calloway is a Very Cautious Man
(Barry Morse)
Gene Bradley (Gene Barry) and Mr Parminter (Barry
Morse) visit the
grave of George Frederick
Galloway.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, January 2005)
Film:
THAT'S YOUR FUNERAL (1973)
Dennis Parade
DEPARTMENT S: The Last Train to Redbridge
(John Gilling: 1968)
Stuart and Jason set off from the hospital to race across London at
night to Post Office Station to save Annabelle.
(Identified by Wyn Roberts, June 2007)
Hampden Square
Photo: Wyn Roberts
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Whoever
heard of a Ghost Dying? (Ray Austin: October
1968)
Jeff drives back to the office in his Vauxhall.
(Identified by John Holburn and Wyn Roberts)
Park Road
DEPARTMENT S: Last Train to Redbridge (John
Gilling: 1968)
A train enters a surface tunnel on the London Underground (Piccadilly
Line between Southgate and Oakwood).
(Identified by Alan Field, July 2007)
Amhurst Road
GIDEON'S WAY: The The Perfect Crime (John
Gilling: 1968)
The police eventually find the taxi driver (Richard Davies)
at a mobile
cabmen's cafe (Amhurst Road looking towards Stoke Newington
Road).
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, May 2022)
Archway
Bridge, Horsey Lane
51°34'15.97"N, 0° 8'19.31"W
GIDEON’S WAY: The Prowler (Robert
Tronson,
March 1965)
Alan Cambell-Gore (Davis Collings) contemplates
suicide and climbs onto
a road bridge (ArchwayBridge). He is interrupted by
a couple and rushes
away.
(Spotted by Geoff Dodd, December 2006)
Macdonald
Road
(Photo: Sam Denham)
THE AVENGERS: You Have Just Been Murdered
(Robert Asher: July 1967)
George Unwin (Barrie Ingham) leaves the Offices of
Unwin Enterprises
and is threatened by Shelton (Simon Oats) in his
car. As Unwin leaves
Steed arrives in his Bentley.
(Identified by Kim Hawkins, August 2003)
THE AVENGERS: Homicide and Old Lace (John
Hough: January 1969)
Steed (Patrick Macnee) is taken by Taxi to meet
Dunbar at the offices
of Intercrime. Later Steed and the rest of the Intercrime
representatives are taken by Dunbar (Keith Baxter)
and Fuller (Edward
Brayshaw) in a mini bus to engaged in The Crime of the
Century. Later
Tara (Linda Thorson) escapes from the offices in
the same mini bus.
(Identified by Kim Hawkins, August 2003)
Friern Barnet Lane
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Poppy Chain
(Charles Crighton: ??)
General Platt (Laurence Naismith) follows The Gent (Christopher
Timothy), in his Mini, back to his suburban home (Corner
of Friern
Barnet Lane and St James Close).
(Identified by Alan Field, June 2008)
High Road, Whetstone
photo: Geoff Dodd
THE SAINT: The Smart Detective (John
Moxey: February 1965)
After Simon swerves his Volvo around a series of London streets he
quickly drives into the repair shop of roadside garage (1105-1111
High
Road),. He and Janice Dixon watch as Swann and Miller’s car
drives
past. They then leave to continue their journey unobserved.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, July 2008)
THE SAINT: The Queen's Ransom (Roy
Baker:
April 1966)
Simon Templar and Queen Adana arrive at the Schweizer National Bank
(1255 High Road), and later depart followed by the
villains.
Photo: Wyn Roberts
THE BARON: The Long, Long Day (Roy
Baker:
April 1966)
The Baron and Cordelia make their way to the Jensen in The Ministry of
Justice car park (Northway House) and are followed
as they leave by a
red Citroen.
THE CHAMPIONS:
(February 1967 - March 1968)
1255 High Road, with appropriate optical printing of background,
appears as Nemesis HQ in various establishing shots.
Photo: Wyn Roberts
THE PROTECTORS:
The Insider (Don
Leaver: 1973)
The Contessa follows Smith's car in a taxi as he leaves the studios and
heads out of town towards the country.
Photo: Wyn Roberts
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Poppy Chain
(Charles Crighton: 1977)
General Platt (Laurence Naismith) confronts Robbie (Kim
Fortune) at The
Lantern Coffee Shop. He chases the young boy round the back of the shop
and gives him a hiding.
(Identified by Wyn Roberts, August 2002)
North Middlesex Golf Club on Friern Barnet Lane
THE BARON: The High Terrace (Robert
Asher:
September 1966)
Mannering is taken to Hospital after his car crash. Johnny and Rhys
break into the hospital in an attempt to finish what they started.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, November 2013)
Oakleigh Park South, Whetstone
GIDEON'S WAY
The location Commander Gideon's House (this was No. 34
Oakleigh Park South, but had been demolished and the site is now 34A
and 34B)
(Spotted by Geoff Dodd, January 2022)
Oakleigh Road North
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Debt Collectors
(Leslie Norman: 1978)
Christine and Jimmy return to Jimmy Wilson's flat at Barrydene
Mansions. Forbes (Stephen Chase) catches Christine
Hansen (Diane Keen)
a she leaves the flat. Later Simon Templar (Ian Ogilvy)
and Jerry (Mary
Tamm) arrive in Simon's car. Simon leaves in order to lure a
watching
man (Chris Dillinger) away and in the process meets
a girl in a
negligee (Cheryl Gilham).
Totteridge Village, Totteridge
DANGER MAN: Whatever Happened to George Foster
(Don Chaffey March 1964)
John Drake visit Peter Jones’ home village and talks to a clergyman in
the churchyard.
DANGER MAN: Colony Three (Don
Chaffey: July
1964)
Richardson (Peter Arne) shows Janet Wells (Catherine
Woodville), John
Drake (Patrick McGoohan) and James Randall (Glyn
Owen) around the
church (St. Andrew's Church) where Alan Bayliss is
buried. Richardson
takes the opportunity to tell Janet that she will be filling Bayliss'
position.
THE SAINT: The Fiction Makers (Roy
Baker:
June 1966)
Warlock's car drives past Long Pond as he takes Simon to visit
Hermetico.
THE AVENGERS: Return of the Cybernauts
(Robert Day: June 1967)
John Steed arrives in his Bentley at High Pines (Totteridge
Park,
Totteridge Common), Eddington to interview Hunt, the
solicitor, Dr.
Armstrong's lawyer. Unfortunately Bronson (Frederick Jaeger)
is already
there with a cybernaut.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, February 2009)
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: It's
Supposed to be Thicker Than Water (Leslie
Norman: Autumn
1968)
Jeff drops Fay Cracken off at her hotel, The Orange Tree public house.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Whoever
Heard of a Ghost Dying? (Ray Austin: Late 1968)
Jeff's car follows Hellingworth's car to Marty's graveyard and passes
the gates of Pembury.
THE AVENGERS: Requiem (Don Chaffey:
January
1969)
Tara (Linda Thorson) is taken by Major Firth (John
Cairney), Jill
(Kathja Wyeth) and Lieutenant Barrett (Mike
Lewin) to the church where
Mother's funeral is taking place (St. Andrew's Church).
Film:
TASTE THE BLOOD OF DRACULA
(1969)
Alexandra Palace, Alexandra Palace Way, Wood Green
DANGER MAN: The Galloping Major (Peter
Maxwell: 1964)
John Drake visit the television station (Alexander Palace
transmitter
mast) to talk to his contact Kassawari.
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