Abingdon Street
THE AVENGERS: The Girl From Auntie (Roy
Baker: October 1965)
After leaving Barrett, Barrett and Wimpole, Steed and Georgie Price
Jones take their taxi to the offices of the four Jacques brothers
(Abingdon Street and Millbank see as back projection inside
cab).
(Identified by GBC on the Britmovie forum, July 2013)
THE PRISONER
In the title sequence of most episodes the secret agent is seen driving
his Lotus Seven down the ramp to an underground car park.
THE PRISONER: Do Not Forsake
Me Oh My
Darling (Pat Jackson: August 1967)
Number 6 drives his Lotus Seven down the ramp to the
underground car park of his old office.
Admiralty Arch
DANGER MAN: Don't Nail Him Yet (Michael
Truman: ???)
Denis Rawson (John Fraser) leaves his Admiralty
Arch office, buys a
newspaper and takes a taxi along The Mall towards Hyde Park Comer,
followed by a Ford Zodiac estate.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
THE ADVENTURER:
Title Sequence
Mr Parminter (Barry Morse) walks up to the entrance
of his
office.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, November 2001)
THE ADVENTURER:
Mr Calloway is a Very Cautious Man
(Barry Morse: ??)
Mr Parminter's office (the Old Admiralty Offices)
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, November 2001)
THE ADVENTURER:
The Not-So-Merry Widow
(Cyril Frankel)
Establishing shot of Mr Parminter's office in the old Admiralty
Building.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, January 2005)
The Albert Embankment
GIDEON’S WAY: The Millionaire's Daughter
(Cyril Frankel, ??)
Alan Blake (Don Borisenko) and Nina Henderson (Lans
Traverse) look
across the Thames at Big Ben and The Houses of Parliament from the
Embankment footpath.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, July 2005)
Ashley Place
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Debt Collectors
(Leslie Norman: 1978)
As he leaves Jeffrey Conaught's building Bradley (Neil
McCarthy)
attempts to run Simon Templar (Ian Ogilvy) over
with a blue van.
Basil Street
THE ADVENTURER:
Somebody Doesn't Like Me
(Cyril Frankel: 1972)
Gene Bradley (Gene Barry) arrives at his
hairdressing salon (in the
Brompton Arcade) for his appointment. He is watched by
Buckley (Robin
Hawdon).
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, November 2001)
Belgrave Mews South
THE PERSUADERS!:
Element Of
Risk
Danny Wilde (Tony Curtis) having been mistaken for
Lomax
is driven to gang's hideout.
(Source: Wyn Roberts and Jaz Wiseman, July 2000)
Belgrave Mews West
Photo: Sam Denham
DANGER MAN: Don't Nail Him Yet
(Michael
Truman: ???)
John Drake (Patrick McGoohan) visits the Star
Tavern and leaves with
Rawson (John Fraser). On his way to a rendezvous,
Rawson, runs into the
square and stops a taxi. Drake and Mumford (Edwin Apps)
follow him in a
Ford Zodiac Estate from the Star Tavern.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
THE CHAMPIONS: To Trap a Rat (Sam
Wanamaker:
May 1967)
After collecting Craig from the underground car park, Sharon and
Richard reverse out of the basement and drive down Belgrave Mews West.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, April 2022)
Belgrave Square
THE SAINT: The Elusive Ellshaw (John
Moxey: 1963)
Simon and Anne go to 11 Duchess Place to investigate Mrs Ellshaw’s
claims about seeing her husband.
(Spotted by Sam Denham, September 2000)
THE SAINT: The Abductors (Jeremy
Summers:
??)
The London home of Professor Quell.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, April 2007)
THE HUMAN JUNGLE:
The Man Who Fell Apart
(Roy Baker: July 1964)
A cab pulls up outside an apartment block at night to establish the
Grant’s home (between Wilton Crescent and Wilton Terrace).
A second
establishing shot appears later that night and this footage is used
again for the following night.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, March 2010)
DANGER MAN: Don't Nail Him Yet (Michael
Truman: March 1964)
Rawson's taxi passes a phone box as it drives to his mews.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
DANGER MAN: Such Men Are Dangerous (Don
Chaffey: 1964)
Williams’ taxi puls up outside the flat currently occupied by Minister
Odzala.
GIDEON’S WAY: The Thin Red Line (Cyril
Frankel: March 1965)
Major Donald Ross goes to the office of Barton-Smith and Company to
sort out his finances.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, April 2007)
DANGER MAN: The Hunting Party (Pat
Jackson:
1965)
Claudia Jordan telephones for references on John Drake from Lady
Brassington, but Edwards is in place to intercept the call.
GIDEON’S WAY: The Perfect Crime (Leslie
Norman: May 1965)
Spender Todd (Patrick Allen) and Casey (Patrick
Bedford) arrive at the
home of Lord and Lady Melton, no. 27, ‘off Eton Square. They begin to
rob the safe when the Italian au pair (Claudia West)
arrives. The two
men escape but their car has already been spotted by a police man.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, July 2005)
THE BARON: Diplomatic Immunity (Leslie
Norman: August 1965)
Templeton Green's men in their car have followed Mannering’s car from
the airport into London.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, August 2007)
THE BARON: The Killing (Cyril
Frankel:
February 1966)
We see the ambulance here as Martin drives to the Crown Treasury.
(Identified by Stephen Carter, March 2002)
THE SAINT: The Power Artist (Leslie
Norman: March 1967)
Simon drives Cassie and George, in his Volvo, to Finlay Thorpe-Jones'
gambling club (No. 34, between Upper Belgrave Street
and
Belgrave Place).
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, August 2008)
THE CHAMPIONS: To Trap a Rat (Sam
Wanamaker:
May 1967)
Richard gets into the car to join Sharon after they are successful in
tracking down the villain’s layer. They watch as Craig drives past in a
Rolls Royce, straight into a trap.
(Spotted by Paul Stroud, April 2009)
THE AVENGERS: False Witness (Charles
Crichton: June 1968)
Tara follows the milk float from Plummer's apartment in her Lotus
Europa
to the home of Sir Joseph Tarlton (passing the junctions of
Wilton
Crescent, Grosvenor Crescent and Halkin Street).
(Identified by Mike Richardson, August 2012)
THE SAINT: Double Take (Leslie
Norman:
April 1969)
The Saint pays a visit to the London home of Eugene Patroclosin his
Volvo.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, July 2005)
Photo: Stephen Carter
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: The Ghost
Talks (Cyril Frankel: 1968)
Marty keeps an appointment with Sir Basil Duggan at The Civil and
Military Club (No.5).
(Identified by Stephen Carter, July 2001)
DEPARTMENT S: Handicap Dead (John
Gilling:
Summer 1968)
A limousine parks outside number 31. Later, Sullivan reports progress
on the case to Curtis Seretse in the limousine.
(Spotted by Stephen Carter, March 2002)
DEPARTMENT S: Six Days (Cyril
Frankel: 1968)
Stewart Sullivan (Joel Fabiani) manages to catch up
with Sir Curtis
Seretse as he is leaving his London flat (Nos. 30/31)
in a Rolls Royce.
(Identified by Keith Howard, confirmed by Wyn Roberts March
2003)
DEPARTMENT S: The Shift That Never Was (John
Gilling: Autumn 1968)
From his red Jaguar, Jason King stakes out the prestigious perfumery,
Clichy of Mayfair (No. 40) he watches as Kate
Mortimer and Douglas
Stayte enter.
(Identified by Wyn Roberts March 2003)
Birdcage Walk
GIDEON’S WAY: The Thin Red Line (Cyril
Frankel: March 1965)
Commander Gideon (John Gregson) is called in by
Commissioner
Scott-Marle (Basil Dingnam) to investigate the
theft of the Balaclava
Silver (from Wellington Barracks). Later Detective
Superintendent
Lemaitre (Reginald Jessup) goes to question
Sergeant McKinnon (Gordon
Jackson) about who had access to the silver.
Boscobel Place
photo: Paul Ager
GIDEON’S WAY: The Perfect Crime (Leslie
Norman: May 1965)
Todd (Patrick Allen) arrives back at his mews
apartment. He has been
followed by Sandra Casey (Jean Marsh) in a taxi.
She pays off the taxi
driver (Richard Davies) and proceeds to confront
Todd. She soon
discovers that Todd is not the man’s real name.
(Identified by Greg Mishevski, aka SainT on the Britmovie Forum,
February 2011)
Bridge Street
DANGER MAN: Someone is Liable to Get Hurt
(Michael Truman: 1965)
Establishing shots of London where Drake is at home trying to relax.
Broad Sanctuary
THE PROTECTORS:
Balance of Terror
(Jeremy Summers: 1972)
Harry and the Contessa drive the yellow MGB past Westminster Abbey on
their way to the Conference centre.
(Spotted by Paul Stroud, April 2009)
Brompton Road
Photo: Stephen Carter
THE SAINT: The Saint Steps In (John
Gilling :March/April 1964)|
Stock footage of Harrods. Simon Templar drives Miss Grey back to her
hotel after she is nearly kidnapped by fake detectives.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
The Sitting Pigeon
(Gerry O'Hara: March 1967)
McGill (Richard Bradford) is picked up by police
detectives (Garfield
Morgan and ?) outside Knightsbridge Station (the
corner of Brompton
Road and Hans Crescent).
(Spotted by Alan Leventhall, September 1994)
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
The Whisper (Charles
Crichton: Spring 1967)
Detective Inspector Samuels collects McGill in his police car and as
the drive they discuss Alfred Porter (World Backgrounds 30596).
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, June 2007)
DEPARTMENT S: Six Days (Cyril
Frankel: July 1968)
Stewart drives Sir Curtis home after a long night at London Airport.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, July 2023)
THE ADVENTURER:
The Case of the Poisoned Pawn
(Cyril Frankel 1972)
Brandon (Dennis Price) collects a chess set from
the London department
store (Harrods) and gets a cab from outside the
building.
(Identified by Jaz Wiseman, March 2006)
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Arrangement (Peter
Medek: 1977)
Simon Templar (Ian Ogilvy) and Sheila Northcott (Sarah
Douglas) attend
the funeral of Lady Greer Stevens (Holy Trinity Church).
After the
service they talk with Sir Trevor Stevens (Donald Pickering).
(Identified by Alan Field, April 2009)
Photo: Stephen Carter
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Armageddon Alternative
(Leslie Norman: 1978)
Fred (George Cole) telephones the police from a
public telephone box.
(Identified by Stephen Carter, August 2002)
Buckingham Place
THE PRISONER
(1967)
No.6's House seen in the title Sequence most episodes
THE PRISONER: Many Happy Returns (Joseph
Serf: February/April 1967)
Number 6 (Patrick McGoohan) returns home only to
find his house
occupied. The maid (Grace Arnold) turns him away
but he is allowed in
by her mistress (Georgina Cookson) who arrives in
Number 6's own car.
THE PRISONER: Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling
(Pat Jackson: August 1967)
Number 6 (Nigel Stock) drives his Lotus Seven as he
returns to his old
office.
THE PRISONER: Fall Out (Patrick
McGoohan:
December 1967)
Number 6 (Patrick McGoohan) arrives at his house on
foot with the
Butler (Angelo Muskat). As the Butler enters the
house he turns to
watch his new master drive off in his Lotus Seven.
Cannon Row
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Nightmare Man
(Peter Sasdy: July 1977)
Livia Morena (Moira Redmond) arrives by taxi
followed by Gayle (Kathryn
Leigh Scott).
Carlton House Terrace
THE SAINT: The Talented Husband (Michael
Truman: June 1962)
A taxi leaves Clarron at his club.
(Spotted by Sam Denham, September 2000)
DEPARTMENT S: Spencer Bodily is Sixty Years Old
(Leslie Norman: 1969)
Stewart Sullivan meets Sir Curtis at the opera do discuss the Spencer
Bodily case (seen from The Mall).
(Identified by Michael Richardson, December 2023)
THE NEW AVENGERS:
Sleeper (Graeme
Clifford: September 1976)
Steed stays the night at Gambit's flat.
(Source: Sam Denham)
Carlton Tower Hotel, Cadogan Place
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: A
Sentimental Journey (Leslie Norman: July 1968)
Marty visits a number of London hotels in his search for Dandy
including The Carlton Tower Hotel.
(Identified by Wyn Roberts May 2001)
DEPARTMENT S: The Duplicated Man (Paul
Dickson: Spring 1969)
The view from the office where Department S are working in London.
(Identified by Alan Field, October 2008)
Chelsea Bridge Road
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Money to
Burn (Ray Austin: January 1969)
Battersea Power Station is seen from here.
(Spotted by Stephen Carter, March 2002)
Chesham Place
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: A
Sentimental Journey (Leslie Norman: July 1968)
Seymour's chauffeur drives Dandy Garrison and Jeff Randall to Seymour's
gym (back projection, they turn into Chesham Place from
Belgrave
Square, pass Lowndes Place and start to turn into Lyall
Street).
(Identified by Peter Astaire, April 2012)
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: The
Trouble with Women (Cyril
Frankel: October
1968)
Paul Lang studies paperwork as he is driven in his limousine. Unknown
to him he is being followed by Jeff Randall (back projection
of Chesham
Place, near the junction with Lyall Street).
(Identified by Peter Astaire, April 2012)
Downing Street
THE SAINT: Paper Chase (Leslie Norman August 1966)RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: The Ghost
Talks (Cyril Frankel: July 1969)
Marty explains to Jeff how, in the corridors of power, people were
talking.
Duke of Wellington Place
DANGER MAN: Don't Nail Him
Yet (Michael Truman: 1964)
Rawson is dropped off by a taxi as he attempts to lose Drake. He hides
in the subway passages before catching another taxi in front of the
Wellington Statue and heads towards Piccadilly and central London.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, July 2005)
Eaton Mews North
Photo: Geoff Dodd
DANGER MAN: Fair Exchange (Charles
Crichton: April 1964)
Elisabeth Lanzig (Lelia Goldoni) arrives John
Drake’s mews by taxi, but
she is followed by John Foster (Barry Linehan). She
hammers on Drake’s
door. Later Drake (Patrick McGoohan) sneaks around
the back of the Mews
to make a telephone call to “G”
(Identified by Phil Harris of John
Drake on the Web)
Photo Please
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: My Late
Lamented Friend and Partner (Cyril
Frankel 1968)
Jeff pays a visit to Happy Lee's flat (No. 60) to
ask about what she
saw on the night of Marty's death.
(Source: RAHDAS)
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Debt Collectors
(Leslie Norman: 1978)
Bradley pays a nocturnal visit to Simon's flat to warn him to stay away
from Jerry Hansen. The following day Jerry arrives by taxi to see Simon.
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Nightmare Man
(Peter Sasdy: July 1977)
Simon Relaxes at home with Gayle.
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
Signal Stop (Ray
Austin: ???)
Detective Sergeant Taylor (Ian Cullen) arrives to
talk to Janie Lennox.
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
Tower Bridge is Falling Down
(Roy Ward Baker: ???)
Jenny and Simon spend the evening composing a letter to Ray Dennis in
Simon’s flat. A couple of days later Ray Dennis and Inspector Ashton
arrive looking for The Saint.
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Obono Afffair
(Peter Sasdy: ???)
The Saint relaxes in his mews flat, (number 36).
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
Assault Force (Peter
Sasdy: ???)
Simon and Jeanette discuss the plan so far in Simon’s flat.
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
Yesterday’s Hero (Roy
Ward Baker: ???)
Simon returns home late one night to find Roy Gates waiting for him.
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Arrangement (Peter
Medek: ???)
Sarah arrives at Simon’s flat by taxi.
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Armageddon Alternative
(Leslie Norman: 1978)
After a bomb destroys his flat Simon Templar (Ian Ogilvy)
and Lynne
Jackson (Anouska Hempel) run to a nearby Volvo and
drive off in order
to catch Fred.
Eaton Place
Photo: Geoff Dodd
THE SAINT: The Rough Diamonds (Peter
Yates: 1963)
After Simon and Barbara Sinclair leave Barbara’s flat, in the Volvo,
they are followed by Rocco an Joe in their Zephyr. This soon turns into
a game of cat and mouse (back projection 56 - 62 Eaton Place).
(Identified Identified by Sietse Postma, February 2024)
GIDEON’S WAY: The Thin Red Line (Cyril
Frankel: March 1965)
Captain James Murray is enjoying a relaxing morning with Mrs Ann Ross.
(Identified by Celia O'Connor, May 2008)
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Burden of Proof (Peter
Duffell: ??)
McGill pops into Henry Faversham's London Club (99 Eaton
Place) to
collect a package.
(Identified by: Wyn Roberts June 2000)
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: My Late
Lamented Friend and Partner (Cyril Frankel 1968)
Jeff watches from his Vauxhall as Sorrenson (Frank Windsor)
leaves his
house (98 Eaton Place). He then enters to talk to
Mrs Sorrenson. Later
Marty visits in his Mini, but is unable to prevent her murder. Later
Jeff and Marty watch the Vauxhall as Sorrenson leaves in a taxi to
arrange Jeff’s murder.
(Source: RAHDAS)
Film:
THE CRYING GAME (1992)
Eaton Square
Photo: Wyn Roberts
DANGER MAN: The Lonely Chair (Charles
Frend: 1959)
Sally Lawrence (Liz Lanchbury) arrives home after a
days racing with
Jimmy. Before she can enter the house she is lured into a passing car
by kidnappers.
(Identified by Wyn Roberts, August 2004)
DANGER MAN: Name, Date and
Place (Charles Frend: 1959)
John Drake (Patrick McGoohan) pulls up in a
Chrysler Imperial at house
number 385, and enters. Later he returns with plain-clothes men.
(Spotted by Sam Denham, September 2000)
Edbury Mews
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Money to
Burn (Ray Austin: January 1969)
Elizabeth Saxon sets off in her Triumph with Kevin O'Malley and Marty
aboard to chase after Anne-Marie Benson and Angela Kendon who have
stolen O'Malley's car from the Club 70.
(Identified by Michelle Clarke, November 2014)
Francis Street
GIDEON’S WAY: State Visit (John
Moxey 1964)
Police cars patrol the street looking for Fischer as well as dropping
of descriptions to constables on the beat.
(Identified by Alan Field, March 2010)
Great College Street
DEPARTMENT S: The Perfect Operation (Cyril
Frankel: February 1969)
Stewart and Sir Curtis drive away from Henry Smith’s office in Sir
Curtis’ Rolls Royce
Great George Street
SABER OF LONDON
(1956)
Mark Saber's office (Offices of the Institution of Civil
Engineers).
THE CHAMPIONS: Project Zero (Don
Sharp: Autumn
1967)
Richard Barrett (William Gaunt) goes to a meeting
at ‘The Ministry’ to
be vetted by the Project Zero committee. He is followed and watched by
Sharron and Richard from their car. He is soon escorted from the
building and leaves for another venue.
(Spotted by Paul Stroud, May 2008)
DEPARTMENT S: The Ghost of Mary Burnham
(Cyril Frankel : 1968)
Stewart and Annabelle work out of this office (One Great
George Street)
whilst investigating the Mary Burnham case.
(Identified by Brendan Gardiner, August 2005)
THE CHAMPIONS: Nutcracker (Roy Ward
Baker:
February 1968)
The Champions are called in to help British Intelligence officer,
Duncan who works out of this office (One Great George Street).
(Identified by Brendan Gardiner, August 2005)
THE PERSUADERS!:Read and
Destroy (Roy Ward Baker 1971)
Cavendish (Nigel Green) leaves his office building,
observed by Heidi
(Kate O'Mara) and Ingrid (Magda Konopka)
who are waiting at a bus stop.
Groom Place
Photo: Geoff Dodd
DANGER MAN: The Ubiquitous Mr. Lovegrove
(Don Chaffey: September 1964)
Establishing shots of Drake's mews at night.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, April 2007)
DANGER MAN: Whatever Happened To George Foster?
(Don Chaffey: November 1964)
Establishing shot of Drake's Mews.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, April 2007)
DANGER MAN: A Room In The Basement (Don
Chaffey: 1964)
Establishing shot of Drake's mews as Susan Turnbull phones John Drake
from Switzerland for help..
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, April 2007)
DANGER MAN: Someone is Liable to Get Hurt
(Michael Truman: 1965)
Establishing shots of London where Drake is at home trying to relax.
GIDEON’S WAY: The Perfect Crime (Leslie
Norman: May 1965)
Michael Spender arrives late at party given by Miss Ann Beaumont for
Sir Charles and Lady Eden. Michael Spender and Miss Ann Beaumont awake
next morning, but Michael has crime, not breakfast, on his mind.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, April 2007)
Grosvenor Place
THE ADVENTURER:
To The Lowest Bidder
(Val Guest, 1972)
Establishing shot showing the members of the Blues and Royals riding
horses towards Aspley House (Duke of Wellington Museum).
(Identified by Jaz Wiseman, March 2006)
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Obono Affair (Peter
Sasdy: ???)
St. George’s Hospital (The Lanesborough Hotel)
where Simon goes to
visit
President Obono.
(Identified by Tamara Cartwright-Loebl, September 2002)
Grosvenor Road
THE PROTECTORS:
The Bodyguards (Don
Chaffey: 1972)
Harry Rule (Robert Vaughn) goes to meet George at
the King William IV
pub and finds a small dog waiting form him. The dog takes him across
Battersea bridge (the wrong way!) towards a railway
station.
Halkin Place
THE CHAMPIONS: To Trap a Rat (Sam
Wanamaker:
May 1967)
After sensing Craig's pain, Sharon and Richard drive down a
ramp to an underground car park.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, April 2022)
Harriet Street
THE SAINT: The Elusive Ellshaw (John
Moxey: 1963)
The Saint is in Tambling of St. James looking a 12 bore shotgun for a
shooting weekend when Mrs Ellshaw (Ellen McIntosh)
rushes out of the
shop after seeing Arthur Ellshaw (Philip Latham) in
the street. Arthur
flags down a taxis, but Ellen is soon after him in another cab.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd and Bob Rocca, July 2008)
Haymarket
THE HUMAN JUNGLE: Solo Performance (Roy Baker, ???)GIDEON’S WAY: The Perfect Crime (Leslie
Norman: May 1965)
Establishing shot Westminster Abbey (from New Zealand House)
(Identified by Jo-Anne Stuart, August 2007)
THE BARON: Diplomatic Immunity (Leslie
Norman: August 1965)
Establishing shot of Trafalgar Square from New Zealand House. David is
helping a customer in Mannering’s London antique shop.
(Identified by Jo-Anne Stuart, August 2007)
THE SAINT: The Fiction Makers (Roy
Baker:
May 1966)
After the premier of 'Sunburst Five', Simon Templer drives Finlay
Hugoson through London to Finlay's apartment (camera tracks
car from
London Pavillon Theatre to Piccadilly Odeon).
THE SECRET SERVICE:
A Question of Miracles
(Ken Turner: Autumn 1968)
In a New York office (New Zealand House) the sale
of 10 British
desalination plants is being discussed.
(Spotted by Andrew Staton, June 2021)
Horseferry Road
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: You Can
Always Find a Fall Guy (Ray Austin: August 1968)
In order to save Jeff, Marty visits a number of London hospitals,
including WestminsterHospital (now being demolished).
(Identified by Phil Alder, 2005, confirmed by Tamara
Cartwright-Loebl
and Jaz Wiseman)
Horse Guards Avenue
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Obono Affair (Peter
Sasdy: ???)
Simon Templar (Ian Ogilvy) walks to his Jaguar and
is about to feed the
meter while Colonel Dyson (Jack Hedley) and Obono (Thomas
Baptiste)
arrive in an Austin Allegro behind him. Templar sees a gunman (Willie
Jonah) about to shoot at the men from a phone box and stops
him. Attar
a
struggle the gunman runs off and Templar's pursuit is obstructed by a
coach. Dyson dissuades Templar from calling the police.
(Source: Sam Denham)
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
Tower Bridge is Falling Down
(Leon Griffiths: ???)
Jenny Stewart (Fiona Curzon) is waiting outside by
a public telephone
to warn Simon if Sir Malcolm Street arrives.
(Identified by Stephen Carter, September 2002)
Horse Guards Parade
STRANGE REPORT
- title sequence
Strange (Anthony Quayle) is seen pulling up in his
taxi and then
looking to cross the road.
(Source: Jaz Wiseman January 2000)
UFO: Destruction (Ken
Turner, 1970)
The Navy ship sends a message back to The Admiralty in code where the
alien’s agent Sarah Bosanquet is in place to receive it (establishing
shots of Horse Guards Parade and The Admiralty).
THE NEW AVENGERS:
Sleeper (Graeme
Clifford: September 1976)
Establishing shot - early Sunday morning.
(Spotted by Stephen Carter, November 2000)
Horse Guards Road
DANGER MAN: It's Up To The Lady (Michael
Truman: ???)
Glover (Robert Urquhart) laves his office, and runs
down the steps into
a taxi.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
THE PERSUADERS!:Read and
Destroy (Roy Ward Baker 1971)
Cavendish (Nigel Green) is confronted by Heidi (Kate
O'Mara) and Ingrid
(Magda Konopka) in the back of a black cab.
(Spotted by Paul Stroud, February 2010)
Jermyn Street
THE CHAMPIONS: To Trap a Rat (Sam
Wanamaker:
May 1967)
Establishing shots of The Society Restaurant neon sign as Jane Purcell
goes in search of her next fix.
Knightsbridge
THE SAINT: The Smart Detective (John
Moxey: February 1965)
The Volvo, with Simon and Janice Dixon aboard is being hotly pursued by
Swann and Miller’s car (Knightsbridge across the junction
with Albert
Gate).
(Identified by Marishka von Saatz, July 2012)
THE SAINT: The Saint Steps In (John
Gilling :March/April 1964)
Stock footage of Harrods.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
Photo: Stephen Carter
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Man from the Dead (Pat
Jackson: August 1966)
McGill visits his former colleagues at American Intelligence (Bowater
House).
(Identified by: Wyn Roberts May 2000)
Knightsbridge Green
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Castle In The Clouds
(Peter Duffell: ??)
McGill (Richard Bradford) takes Magda (Gay
Hamilton) to look at fur
coats.
(Identified by Marishka von Saatz, May 2002)
Lambeth Bridge
JASON KING: An Author in Search of Two Characters
(Cyril Frankel: 1970)
Late night in London and Jason King is working in his room.
Lord North Street
THE CHAMPIONS: The Fanatics (John
Gilling 1967)
Proctor watches the meeting from his car and passes on news of
Tremayne's arrival by radio.
(Spotted by Johnny Branston, July 2022)
THE CHAMPIONS: Project Zero (Don
Sharp: Autumn
1967)
Richard Barrett looks out from his Project Zero interview when
signalled
by Sharron and Richard from their car in the street below.
(Spotted by Johnny Branston, July 2022)
Lowndes Place
Photo: Geoff Dodd
THE BARON: The High Terrace (Robert
Asher:
September 1966)
Mannering and Cordila visit Mrs Thornton at The Order of the Seven
Stars (Lowndes House) after receiving an invitation
from "The Chosen
One".
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, July 2005)
THE BARON: The Edge of Fear (Quentin
Lawrence, May 1966)
Mannering and Cordellia spend the evening at a party held by Lord
Mountford. As they leave, they are followed.
(Identified by Mike Richardson, May 2021)
THE SAINT: Double Take (Leslie
Norman:
April 1969)
Simon Templar arrives in his Volvo and watches as Eugene Patroclos
(Gregorie Aslan) leaves his Rolls Royce and enters
his London house
(Lowndes House).
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, July 2005)
Lowndes Square
Photo: Stephen Carter
THE SAINT: The Elusive Ellshaw (John
Moxey: 1963)
The Saint is in Tambling of St. James looking a 12 bore shotgun for a
shooting weekend when Mrs Ellshaw (Ellen McIntosh)
rushes out of the
shop after seeing Arthur Ellshaw (Philip Latham) in
the street. Arthur
flags down a taxis, but Ellen is soon after him in another cab.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd and Bob Rocca, July 2008)
THE SAINT: The Time to Die (Roy
Baker:
April 1968)
Simon takes his Volvo for a spin round London. Just before reaching
this street another car starts to follow him.
(Identified by Stephen Carter, September 2000)
Lowndes Street
Photo: Wyn Roberts
DANGER MAN: The Sisters (Seth
Holt: 1959)
John Drake and Gerda Sandor arrive at the apartment of Professor
Lubner, unfortunately, they have been followed…
(Identified by Wyn Roberts, 2004)
DANGER MAN: Fair Exchange (Charles
Crichton: ??)
After running from the Good Health Shop Elizabeth Lansing (Leila
Goldoni) jumps into a taxi and makes her escape.
Photo: Stephen Carter
DEPARTMENT S: The Man in the Elegant Room
(Cyril Frankel: April 1968)
Jason tours a number of art dealers hoping to identify the artist who
painted the mysterious nude found in the elegant room. Jason drives to
the first gallery, he parks his Rolls outside (number 27 -
Ackermann
& Johnson) and enters.
(Identified by Stephen Carter)
Photo: Stephen Carter
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Nightmare Man
(Peter Sasdy: July 1977)
Simon Templar (Ian OgiIvy) and Gayle (Kathryn
Leigh Scott) leave the
art gallery and Simon has a brainwave after a chance comment by Gayle.
Lyall Street
Photo: Wyn Roberts
DANGER MAN: The Lonely Chair (Charles
Frend: 1959)
Jimmy’s sports car turns the corner (onto Eaton Square)
with Sally
Lawrence aboard.
(Identified by Wyn Roberts, August 2004)
The Mall
THE SAINT: The Bunco Artists (Peter
Yates:
1962)
The Saint's Volvo drives up The Mall from Admiralty Arch.
(Spotted by Sam Denham, September 2000)
THE SAINT: Luella (Roy Baker:
1963)
Establishing shot of Buckingham Palace.
(Spotted by Sam Denham, September 2000)
GIDEON’S WAY: State Visit (John
Moxey 1964)
A large crowd assembles for the state visit of the German chancellor.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, April 2005)
DANGER MAN: Don't Nail Him Yet (Michael
Truman: 1964)
Rawson travels by taxi on his way home.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, July 2005)
GIDEON’S WAY: The State Visit (John
Moxey:
August 1964)
Crowds gather outside Buckingham Palace to see West German Chancellor.
DANGER MAN: Say It With
Flowers (Peter Yates 1965)
John Drake poses as a London taxi driver.
GIDEON’S WAY: The Millionaire's Daughter
(Cyril Frankel: April 1965)
Alan Blake (Don Borisenko) and Nina Henderson (Lans
Traverse) visit
Buckingham Palace as they see the 'sights' of London
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, July 2005)
THE BARON: The Persuaders (Leslie
Norman:
October 1965)
London and John Mannering is in his antiques shop wondering where David
has got to.
THE PRISONER: Arrival (Don Chaffey:
September
1966)
The secret agent (Patrick McGoohan) leaves in his
Lotus Seven after
resigning and passes Buckingham Palace on his way home.
THE PRISONER: Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling
(Pat Jackson: August 1967)
On his way home Number 6 drives his Lotus Seven past Buckingham Palace.
THE AVENGERS: Homicide and Old Lace (John
Hough: January 1969)
Operation Rule Britannia is put in place and the treasures of
Buckingham Palace are removed.
THE ADVENTURER:
To The Lowest Bidder
(Val Guest, 1972)
Establishing shot showing the Queen Victoria Memorial and members of
the Blues and Royals riding horses up the Mall.
(Identified by Jaz Wiseman, March 2006)
THE ADVENTURER:
Skeleton in the Cupboard
(Cyril Frankel)
Gene Bradley walks through Admiralty Arch on his way to Mr. Parminter’s
office
(Identified by Jaz Wiseman, March 2006)
THE PERSUADERS!:
That's Me
Over There (Leslie Norman November/December 1970)
Danny and Judge Fulton are in the Ferrari, on their way to Brett's
apartment. The car approaches the Queen Victoria Memorial from
Constitution Hill and as it passes the Palace, Danny enquires about the
men on horseback holding up the traffic.
(Spotted by Mike Wilson, June 1992)
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Nightmare Man
(Peter Sasdy: July 1977)
Establishing shot of the Queen's Guards on The Mall.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
Marlborough Road
THE SAINT: Luella (Roy Baker:
1963)
The Saint's Volvo drives past St, James' Palace.
(Spotted by Sam Denham, September 2000)
Millbank Tower, Millbank
THE SAINT: The Smart Detective (John
Moxey: February 1965)
Aerial shot of the Thameside buildings.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
THE PERSUADERS!:
Someone Like
Me (Roy Ward Baker 1971)
Sam Milford's (Bernard Lee) building.
Film:
THE FIRECHASERS
(Sidney Hayers 1970)
Motcomb Street
Photo Sam Denham
DANGER MAN: The Sisters (Seth
Holt: ??)
From the apartment window Gerda Sandor sees the police arrive to
surround the building..
(Identified by Allen Dace, May 2021)
DANGER MAN: Fair Exchange (Charles
Crichton: ??)
Lisa Lansing (Leila Goldoni) leaves the Good Health
shop (on Kinnerton
Street); and walks to the corner where she sees Foster (Barry
Linehan),
who follows her. After losing her pursuer she retraces her steps and
finds a cab. Seeing her drive off, Foster follows her in his Sunbeam
Alpine. John Drake (Patrick McGoohan) later pursues
Foster back towards
the shop When Lisa leaves the shop in a taxi, Drake attempts to follow
her in Foster's Sunbeam, but Foster and a policeman stop him.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
THE CHAMPIONS: To Trap a Rat (Sam
Wanamaker:
May 1967)
After getting out the taxi Sharon follows Edwards around a corner.
Listening for the bug Sharon has planted on Edward, Craig and Richard
follow in their Jaguar.
(Spotted by Paul Stroud, January 2010)
Film:
THE ASSASSINATION BUREAU
(1969)
New Scotland Yard, Broadway
THE SAINT: When Spring is Sprung (Jim
O'Connolly: March 1967)
Simon Templar visits Inspector Teal at New Scotland Yard
STRANGE REPORT:
Report 5055 Cult: 'Murder Shrieks
Out' (Charles Crichton: September 1968)
Strange goes to New Scotland Yard to speak to Inspector Morrell about
the case.
STRANGE REPORT:
Report 2475: Revenge 'When a Man
Hates' (Charles Crichton, November 1968).
Strange goes to New Scotland Yard to speak to Inspector Jenner about
the case.
STRANGE REPORT:
Report 4821 - X RAY: 'Who weeps for
the doctor' (Charles Crichton: December 1968)
Strange goes to New Scotland Yard to speak to Inspector Franklin about
the case.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Never
Trust a Ghost (Leslie Norman: December 1968)
Detective Inspector Clayton's office.
(Spotted by Stephen Carter, August 2000)
THE PROTECTORS:
Talkdown (Jeremy
Summers: Winter 1971)
Harry is taken to Scotland Yard to be questioned about the accident at
the shooting range.
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Nightmare Man
(Peter Sasdy: July 1977)
Establishing shot of the building.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Armageddon Alternative
(Leslie Norman: ???)
Stock footage of the building's sign.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
Palace Street
THE PROTECTORS:
With a Little Help from My Friends
(Jeremy Summers: Winter 1971)
One of Kahan’s men (Roshen Seth) seated in a Rover
watches as The
Contessa’s Rolls arrives at the Hotel Excelsior. Later he watches from
across the street (in front of Asphalte House, number 11)
as the
President is assassinated.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, October 2004)
Page Street
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: You Can
Always Find a Fall Guy (Ray Austin: August 1968)
In order to save Jeff, Marty visits a number of London hospitals
including this one (Westminster Hospital).
(Identified by Claire and Michael Saunders, 1996)
Parliament Square
H. G. WELLS' INVISIBLE MAN:
The White Rabbit
(Quentin Lawrence: 1959)
Establishing shot of Palace of Westminster.
(Spotted by Sam Denham, September 2000)
THE SAINT: Luella (Roy Baker:
1963)
Establishing shot of the Palace of Westminster.
(Spotted by Sam Denham, September 2000)
THE AVENGERS: The White Dwarf (Richmond
Harding: February 1963)
Establishing shot as a civil servant enters The Ministry of Science
Division Of Astronomy (H.M. Treasury building).
(Spotted by Mike Richardson, April 2010)
THE HUMAN JUNGLE:
Wild Goose Chase
(Vernon Sewell: ???)
Sally invites Mary Thomas to join her and her four friends on a
motorised treasure hunt which they call a 'Goose Chase'. A clue
featuring the Gettysburg Address leads them to Abraham Lincoln's statue
in Parliament Square.
DANGER MAN: Yesterday's Enemies (Charles
Crichton: 1964)
Establishing shot of the square.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
DANGER MAN: Whatever Happened To George Foster?
(Don Chaffey: November 1964)
Arial view of the palace.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
THE AVENGERS: The Master Minds (Peter
Graham
Scott: December 1964)
Establishing shot of Palace of Westminster as Steed chats with his
superiors in the member's bar.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, February 2010)
DANGER MAN: The Battle of The Cameras (Don
Chaffey: 1964)
Establishing shot of The Palace of Westminster Alex Boyde is reports to
Hobbs at World Travel.
DANGER MAN: A Room In The Basement (Don
Chaffey: 1964)
Aerial view of the palace.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
GIDEON’S WAY: The Millionaire's Daughter
(Cyril Frankel, ??)
Alan Blake (Don Borisenko) and Nina Henderson (Lans
Traverse) look at
the Churchill Statue.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, July 2005)
THE SAINT: The Imprudent Politician (John
Moxey July 1964)
Tim Burton (Jererny Burnharn) arrives by taxi.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
DANGER MAN: Don't Nail Him Yet (Michael
Truman: 1964)
A taxi pulls away.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
DANGER MAN: Yesterday's Enemies (Charles
Crichton:1964)
Establishing shot of the square.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
THE SAINT: The Miracle Tea Party (Roger
Moore: 1965)
Simon Templar and Aunt Hattie drive by Parliament on the way to
Waterloo.
DANGER MAN: Someone is Liable to Get Hurt
(Michael Truman: 1965)
Establishing shots of London where Drake is at home trying to relax.
DANGER MAN: The Hunting Party (Pat
Jackson:
1965)
John Drake (Patrick McGoohan) arrives in his MG at
the Palace of
Westminster. He parks the car and walks in to interview Lord Gandon.
THE SAINT: The Smart Detective (John
Moxey: February 1965)
Aerial shot of the Thameside buildings.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
THE AVENGERS: Two's a Crowd (Roy
Baker: May
1965)
A model Cessna flies over London to drop a message from PSEV into
Brodny's punchbowl at the London embassy (aerial footage
of the Palace of Westminster).
(Spotted by Mike Richardson, March 2012)
THE BARON: Farewell to Yesterday (Leslie
Norman: September 1965)
Establishing shot of The Palace of Westminster.
THE BARON: The Persuaders (Leslie
Norman:
October 1965)
London and John Mannering is in his antiques shop wondering where David
has got to.
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
The Bridge (Pat
Jackson: ??)
It is early morning in London and one can see the palace of
Westminster.
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Man from the Dead (Pat
Jackson: August 1966)
McGill is in London when news of his form boss starts to appear is
published.
THE CHAMPIONS: The Fanatics (John
Gilling 1967)
Craig Sterling (Stuart Damon), Richard Barratt (William
Gaunt) and
Sharron Macready (Alexandra Bastedo) arrive to try
to stop a woman
fanatic from finding and killing Tremayne (Anthony Nicolls)
inside the
Houses of Parliament.
THE SAINT: A Double in Diamonds (John
Gilling: February/March 1967)
Establishing shot of The Palace of Westminster - Simon Templar is in
London having a set of cufflinks copied.
THE PRISONER: Opening credits
Number Six (Patrick McGoohan) drives
by the Houses of
Parliament.
THE PRISONER: Do Not Forsake Me Oh My Darling
(Pat Jackson: August 1967)
Number 6 drives his Lotus Seven past the Palace of Westminster on his
way to his old office.
THE PRISONER: Fall Out (Patrick
McGoohan:
December 1967)
Number 6 (Patrick McGoohan) and the Butler (Angelo
Muscat) follow the
Australian Number 2 (Leo McKern) to the Houses of
Parliament. Number 6
has to explain to a policeman what they are doing there. Later Number 6
drives past the Palace of Westminster on his way out of London.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Could You
Recognise the Man Again? (Jeremy Summers: Spring
1969)
The Palace of Westminster Seen in silhouette to establish early morning
in London.
(Spotted by Stephen Carter, March 2002)
DEPARTMENT S: The Ghost of Mary Burnham
(Cyril Frankel : ??)
Establishing shots London.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: The
Trouble With Women (Cyril Frankel: October 1968)
It's early in the morning and Jeff has had a successful night at Alan
Corder's gambling club (establishing shot of Place of
Westminster from
Victoria Embankment).
(Spotted by Stephen Carter, March 2002)
THE SECRET SERVICE:
A Case for The Bishop
(Alan Perry: Autumn 1968)
Establishing shot of London.
THE SECRET SERVICE:
A Question of Miracles
(Leo Eaton: Autumn 1968)
Establishing shot of London.
THE SECRET SERVICE:
To Catch a Spy (Brian
Heard: Autumn 1968)
Establishing shot of London.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Never
Trust
a Ghost (Leslie Norman: December 1968)
Marty roams the streets of London at night alone (establishing
shot of
Parliament Square).
RANDALL
AND HOPKIRK [DECEASED]: When
the
Spirit Moves You (Ray Austin: December 1968)
Miklos Corri is holding Jeff captive in Jeff's bank (shot of
Parliament
Square to establish nigh time London).
DEPARTMENT S: Spencer Bodily is Sixty Years Old
(Leslie Norman: 1969)
Jason and Sulivan meet with Gene and Martin in Serets’s office.
DEPARTMENT S: A Small War of Nerves (Leslie
Norman: 1969)
Establishing shot of the Palace of Westminster at night as Sir Curtis
is in the Department’s London office.
DEPARTMENT S: The Duplicated Man (Paul
Dickson:
March 1969)
Establishing shot of Westmineter Abbey.
THE PROTECTORS:
The Numbers Game
(Jeremy Summers: 1972)
Harry Rule arrives back in London (establishing shot of Place
of
Westminster reversed).
(Spotted by Paul Stroud, June 2009)
THE PROTECTORS:
Balance of Terror
(Jeremy Summers: 1972)
Harry and the Contessa drive the yellow MGB past Westminster Abbey on
their way to the Conference centre.
(Spotted by Paul Stroud, April 2009)
THE NEW AVENGERS:
Sleeper (Graeme
Clifford: September 1976)
Establishing shot of the Palace of Westminster - early Sunday morning.
(Spotted by Stephen Carter, November 2000)
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Nightmare Man
(Peter Sasdy: July 1977)
Simon Templar (Ian OgiIvy) and Gayle (Kathryn
Leigh Scott) stop to take
photographs. A few days later Templar returns to the square and almost
meets Gunther (Joss Ackland) who paces the area and
makes a phone call.
Templar and Canfield (Norman Eshley) meet in the
square and Canfeld
calls Harrison, Jackson, Rogers and Dalby (Stanley Lebor).
The
Ambassador's landau with Di Vallesi (John Bailey)
and his wife
(Juliette James) aboard turns into the Square. After
a warning from
Gayle, Canfield is shot and Templar runs across the road into the
Palace yard. After a gunfight in the bell tower Gunther is killed by
the chimes of Big Ben.
Pont Street
THE SAINT: The Elusive Ellshaw (John
Moxey: 1963)
Mrs Florence Ellshaw continues to follow Mr Arthur Ellshaw in her cab,
but she is held up at some traffic lights.
(Identified by Sam Denham, July 2008)
Queen Anne's Gate
THE PERSUADERS!
Brett Sinclair's apartment. This is situated at 15 Queen Anne's Gate,
SW1 and can be seen in most episodes. (although in the
series the building is numbered number 53).
(Jaz Wiseman and Mike Wilson April 1994)
Saint James’s Park
DANGER MAN: To Our Best Friend (Patrick
McGoohan: 1965)
John Drake goes to Saint James’s Park to make contact with his superior
with the aid of a row of adjacent telephone boxes.
THE BARON: The Persuaders (Leslie
Norman:
October 1965)
London and John Mannering is in his antiques shop wondering where David
has got to.
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Burden of Proof
(Peter Duffell: ??)
Faversham and Grainger meet in Saint James's Park.
(Spotted by Geoff Dodd, August 2011)
Saint James’s Street
MARK SABER aka THE VISE aka UNCOVERED: The Tall Dark Manaka It's Only Mink
(Ernest Morris: 1957)
Mark Saber sends Barney O'Keefe to inquire at all the jewellers to
identify the manufacturer of a piece of jewellry he has seen.
(Identified by 'ghughesarch' of the Britmovie Forum, September
2011)
THE SAINT: The Rough Diamonds (Peter
Yates: 1963)
After Simon and Barbara Sinclair leave Barbara’s flat, in the Volvo,
they are followed by Rocco an Joe in their Zephyr. This soon turns into
a game of cat and mouse (back projection).
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, with help from Robert Lewis,
February 2019)
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
Tower Bridge is Falling Down
(Leon Griffiths: ???)
Ray Dennis (John Woodvine) and Inspector Ashton (Stanley
Meadows) watch
from a parked car as Simon Templar (Ian Ogilvy)
enters his bank.
Scotland Yard
H. G. WELLS' INVISIBLE MAN:
Man In Disguise
(Quentin Lawrence and Peter Maxwell:1959)
Establishing shot of Scotland Yard.
(Spotted by Sam Denham, September 2000)
H. G. WELLS' INVISIBLE MAN:
Blind Justice
(Pennington Richards: 1958)
Establishing shot of Scotland Yard.
(Spotted by Sam Denham, September 2000)
Sloane Square
THE AVENGERS: Death at Bargain Prices
(Charles Crichton: January 1965)
A deserted London streets is seen as the location Pinter's Department
Store is established.
(Identified by Wyn Roberts, July 2000)
GIDEON’S WAY: The Perfect Crime (Leslie
Norman: May 1965)
The police interview taxi drivers to find the one that drove Sandra
Casey.
(Identified by Alan Field, November 2009)
Photo: Stephen Carter
THE BARON: The Killing (Cyril
Frankel:
February 1966)
Martin drives the ambulance with Cordelia aboard into position. Later
Selina drives across town to meet up with the gang at The Crown
Treasury.
Photo: Stephen Carter
Sloane Street
THE HUMAN JUNGLE:
Skeleton in the Cupboard
(Roy Baker: ???)
Jenifer Corder (Sally Smith) is shopping in town
when a dog in a pet
shop window catches her eye, she turns to look back at the shop once
she has passed it (Herbert Mansions, at the junction of Sloan
Street
and
Hans Crescent).
(Identified by Alan Field, August 2011)
THE SAINT: The Elusive Ellshaw (John
Moxey: 1963)
The Saint is in Tambling of St. James looking a 12 bore shotgun for a
shooting weekend when Mrs Ellshaw (Ellen McIntosh)
rushes out of the
shop after seeing Arthur Ellshaw (Philip Latham) in
the street. Arthur
flags down a taxis, but Ellen is soon after him in another cab.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd and Bob Rocca, July 2008)
current photo required
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Castle In The Clouds
(Peter Duffell: ??)
McGill (Richard Bradford) buys some flowers for
Magda. He catches a
taxi (near the Millennium Hotel) but is followed by
the two punks.
(Identified by Wyn Roberts, June 2001)
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Nightmare Man
(Peter Sasdy: July 1977)
The assassin, Jan Gunther, is staying in a room at the Cadogan Hotel
(75 Sloane Street) overlooking Cadogan Place.
Spring Gardens
THE ADVENTURER:
Skeleton in the Cupboard
(Cyril Frankel)
Gene Bradley arrives at Mr. Parminter’s office.
(Identified by Jaz Wiseman, March 2006)
Stable Yard Road
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Web with Four Spiders
(Robert Tronson: January 1967)
McGill (Richard Bradford) watches the guards go by
before attempting to
confront Simon Croft as he leaves Lancaster House. He tries to take the
photographs from Croft (Simon Oates) but is
prevented by the chauffer,
Frederick (Edward Evans). McGill is bundled in to
the car and driven
away.
Stag Place
THE PRISONER
In the title sequence of most episodes the secret agent look out of his
window at the nearby office block before collapsing.
THE PRISONER: Many Happy
Returns (Joseph Serf: February/April 1967)
Number 6 (Patrick McGoohan) walks home past the
statue of a stag after
his escape from the village.
Suffolk Street
H. G. WELLS' INVISIBLE MAN:
Play To Kill (Robert
Westerby: 1958)
Peter Brady (Tim Turner) pulls up outside the stage
door (of the
Haymarket Theatre) in his Austin Healey, and enters the
theatre. He
later dashes out to get his invisible clothes. After visiting the
theatre, the Colonel crosses to a car on the corner and is shot as it
drives off.
(Spotted by Sam Denham, September 2000)
THE SAINT: Iris (John Gilling:
1963)
Simon Templar (Roger Moore) arrives at the stage
door of the Warwick
Theatre on Suffolk Street in his Volvo and waits for Mary Hardy (April
Wilding). As he drives away with her, Suffolk Street and Pall
Mall are
seen on back projection.
(Spotted by Sam Denham, September 2000)
The Tate Gallery
GIDEON’S WAY: The Millionaire's Daughter
(Cyril Frankel, ??)
Alan Blake (Don Borisenko) and Nina Henderson (Lans
Traverse) visit the
gallery to view an exhibition.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, July 2005)
Tothill Street
DEPARTMENT S: The Perfect Operation (Cyril
Frankel: February 1969)
Stewart and Sir Curtis drive to visit Henry Smith, in Sir Curtis’ Rolls
Royce (Tothill Street/Victoria Street opposite Dean's Yard).
(Identified by “Gazza” of the Britmovie Forum, January 4th
2009)
Victoria Railway Station
H. G. WELLS' INVISIBLE MAN:
Blind Justice
(Pennington Richards: 1958)
The Invisible Man follows Sandy Mason from a bus as he boards a taxi in
front of the station.
(Spotted by Sam Denham, September 2000)
GIDEON’S WAY: To Catch A Tiger (Les
Norman, 1965)
Jane Kennet (Delphi Lawrence) walks through the
station. Later Jane
Kennet (Delphi Lawrence) is apprehended by police
as she attempts to
catch The Golden Arrow (the Flèche d'Or) to Paris
from platform 8.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, April 2005)
THE SAINT: Flight Plan (Roy
Baker:
August/September 1966)
Simon Templar returns to London just in time to whiteness a nun's
attempt to kidnap Diane Gregory.
THE SAINT: The Persistent Patriots (Roy
Baker: October 1966)
Simon Templar collects Mary Bannerman's valuables from Victoria Station
left luggage office.
THE SAINT: When Spring is Sprung (Jim
O'Connolly: March 1967)
The hearse with Spring aboard arrives at Victoria station, but Templar
is not far behind.
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
Signal Stop (Ray
Austin: ???)
Simon Templar and Janie Lennox (Ciaran Madden) are
interviewed by two
policeman about the incident seen from the train. Templar and Janie
return to catch a train after the mystery has been solved.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
Victoria Street
GIDEON’S WAY: The State Visit (John
Moxey:
August 1964)
Police cars patrol the street looking for Fischer as well as dropping
of descriptions to constables on the beat.
(Identified by Alan Field, November 2009)
GIDEON’S WAY: The Wall (Leslie
Norman,
January 1965)
Netta Penn is having a hard day at work after the disappearance of her
husband.
(Identified by Alan Field, November 2009)
GIDEON'S WAY: Subway to Revenge (Roy
Baker:
January 1965)
A police car is touring London handing out photo-fits of John Stewart.
(Identified by Alan Field, November 2009)
GIDEON’S WAY: The Thin Red Line (Cyril
Frankel: March 1965)
Robbie McGreggor arrives at the apartment of his grandfather, General
Sir Hector McGreggor (Artillery Mansions, 75 Victoria Street),
to
escort him to the regimental dinner, but Commander Gideon arrives to
act as escort.
THE BARON: Roundabout (Robert
Tronson:
August 1966)
John Mannering is in London.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, August 2000)
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Armageddon Alternative
(Leslie Norman: 1978)
The Saint's Jaguar drives along the Street. Later Fred drives along the
Street in his Morris 1100. Later still The Saint's Jaguar drives along
the Street.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
Victoria Embankment
STRANGE REPORT -
title
sequence
Evelyn is on the embankment looking at artist's paintings
(this is on the stretch between Richmond Avenue and Horse
Guards
Avenue).
(Source: Jaz Wiseman, January 2000)
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Just For
the Record (Jeremy Summers: ??)
Pargiter's plans involve stealing documents from the public Records
Office, Somerset House.
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Nightmare Man
(Peter Sasdy: July 1977)
Simon Templar (Ian Ogilvy) stops his Jaguar to buy
a newspaper, which
he shows to Gayle (Kathryn Leigh Scott).
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
Wellington Arch
DEPARTMENT S: Spencer Bodily is Sixty Years Old (Leslie Norman: 1969)West Halkin Street
Photos: Wyn Roberts
DANGER MAN: Fair Exchange (Charles
Crichton: 1964)
Foster (Barry Linehan) follows Lisa Lansing (Leila
Goldoni) after see
spots him waiting for her. At a nearby corner (West Halkin
Street and
Halkin Place) she hides in a basement forecourt. Once the
coast is
claer John Drake take Elisabeth for lunch in his mini. On the way they
stop at this set of lights. Later Pieter and John Drake race around an
East Berlin street corner (corner of Lowndes Sreet and West
Halkin
Street) in order to stop Elizabeth.
(Identified by Sam Denham, additional material Wyn Roberts,
2004)
THE BARON: The Killing (Cyril
Frankel:
February 1966)
After receiving the call from Selina, Martin drives the ambulance to
The Crown Treasury.
Westminster Abbey
GIDEON’S WAY: The State Visit (John
Moxey:
August 1964)
Crowds gather outside Westminster Abbey to see West German Chancellor.
Westminster Bridge
DANGER MAN: The Gallows Tree (Michael
Truman: 1959)
Establishing shot of London at night.
DANGER MAN: Name, Date and Place (Charles
Frend: 1959)
Establishing shot of the Palace of Westminster and Westminster Bridge
at
night.
(Spotted by Sam Denham, September 2000)
THE SAINT: The Lawless Lady (Jeremy
Summers: 1963)
Establishing shot of the Palace of Westminster and Westminster Bridge.
(Spotted by Sam Denham, September 2000)
THE SAINT: The Scorpion (Roy
Baker:
December 1963)
Establishing shot of the Palace and Bridge.
(Spotted by Sam Denham, September 2000)
DANGER MAN: The Battle of The Cameras (Don
Chaffey: 1964)
Establishing shot of Westminster Bridge in the rain as Alex Boyde is
reports to Hobbs at World Travel.
DANGER MAN: Are You Going to be More Permanent?
(Don Chaffey: 1964)
John Drake is takes a taxi to the offices of ‘The Colonel’, M9, to be
told the “The Geneva Case’ has taken another twist.
DANGER MAN: Say It With
Flowers (Peter Yates 1965)
John Drake poses as a London taxi driver.
THE SAINT: The Imprudent Politician (John
Moxey July 1964)
Simon Templar (Roger Moore) visits Christopher and
Janet Waites (Anthony
Bate and Jennifer Wright) at the Houses of Parliament.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman: July 2000)
THE AVENGERS: Dial a Deadly Number (Don
Leaver: January 1965)
In the back of a taxi (travelling from Whitehall and across
Westminster
Bridge) John Steed is amazed by Emma Peel’s pallet as they
share a
bottle of wine.
THE BARON: The Persuaders (Leslie
Norman:
October 1965)
London late at night and an unexpected delivery arrives at Mannering’s
Antiques
THE BARON: There's Someone Close Behind You
(Roy Baker: December 1965)
Late at night in London, Frank Oddy waits to make a telephone call to
John Mannering.
THE BARON: The High Terrace (Robert
Asher:
September 1966)
Establishing shot at the beginning of the episode.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman: January 2000)
THE SAINT: Paper Chase (Leslie
Norman
August 1966)
London, 5 a.m. and Simon Templar (Roger Moore) is
returning from a
party. He notices two men, Metz (Gordon Gostelow)
and retrieves Eric
Redman.(Ronald Hines) arguing. Redman drops a piece
of paper and
Templer retrieves it. Redman is so eager to get the paper back that he
draws the attention of a passing policeman (Paul Williamson).
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman: July 2000)
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Man from the Dead (Pat
Jackson: August 1966)
A Russian agent stationed by Westminster Bridge sees Rachel Tyson leave
her house
THE SAINT: The Persistent Patriots (Roy
Baker: October 1966)
Prime Minster Jack Liskard is in London negotiating independence for
his country.
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
The Bridge (Pat
Jackson: ??)
McGill races across Westminster Bridge in his Hillman to find Tim.
THE PRISONER: Title Sequence (most
episodes)
The secret agent is seen driving his Lotus Seven across the bridge
towards the Palace of Westminster.
THE SAINT: When Spring is Sprung (Jim
O'Connolly: March 1967)
Establishing shot for Simon Templar's return to London.
THE CHAMPIONS: To Trap a Rat (Sam
Wanamaker:
May 1967)
By listening cairfully over the phone, Craig hears the chimes of Big
Ben.
THE PRISONER: Fall Out (Patrick
McGoohan:
December 1967)
Number 6 (Patrick McGoohan) and Butler (Angelo
Muscat) run for a bus
that is just leaving its stop on Westminster Bridge.
DANGER MAN: The Lonely Chair (Charles
Frend: ??)
Drake goes to see Hardy late night in London.
THE CHAMPIONS: Nutcracker (Roy Ward
Baker:
February 1968)
The Champions break into Duncan's office near Westminster Bridge.
THE SECRET SERVICE:
Last Train to Buffler’s Halt
(Alan Perry: Autumn 1968)
Father Unwin (Stanley Unwin) drives his Model T
Ford, Gabriel, through
London on his way for a rare meeting with The Bishop.
THE SECRET SERVICE:
May-Day, May-Day! (Alan
Perry: Autumn 1968)
Father Unwin (Stanley Unwin) drives his Model T
Ford, Gabriel, through
London to join the king’s retinue.
STRANGE REPORT:
Report 0649 SKELETON: 'Let Sleeping
Heroes Lie' (Peter Medak: August/September 1968)
Traffic crosses Westminster Bridge on the night of the air raid,
September 12th 1940.
DEPARTMENT S: Last Train To Redbridge (John
Gilling: December 1968)
Establishing shot of “London November 22nd”.
DEPARTMENT S: The Duplicated Man (Paul
Dickson:
March 1969)
The episode opens with an establishing shot of the Palace of
Westminster.
DEPARTMENT S: The Man From 'X' (Gil
Taylor:
January/February 1969)
London, late at night, and to lovers find a quiet corner to park their
Mini for a kiss.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Vendetta
for a Dead Man (Cyril Frankel: Autumn 1968)
A police car races across the bridge to Jeff's flat after he reports
Jansen's visit.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: The Ghost
Who Saved the Bank at Monte Carlo (Jeremy
Summers: 1968)
Establishing shot of London.
(Spotted by Stephen Carter, August 2001)
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Whoever
Heard of a Ghost Dying? (Ray Austin: Late 1968)
Establishing footage of London before we see the Randall and Hopkirk
office.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: The House
on Haunted Hill (Ray Austin: Summer 1969)
Establishing footage of London before we see the Randall and Hopkirk
office.
THE ADVENTURER:
Opening credits
From his helicopter, we see the Adventurer's (Gene Barry)
view of the bridge and the Houses of Parliament.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, January 2000)
THE PROTECTORS:
Blockbuster (Jeremy
Summers: 1973)
Bailey drives his yellow Lotus across Westminster Bridge into
Parliament
Square to pick up his hoard of platinum.
THE PROTECTORS:
A Kind of Wild Justice
(Jeremy Summers: 1972)
Harry Rule (Robert Vaughn) drives the yellow MGB
over Westminster Bridge
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, November 2001)
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Armageddon Alternative
(Leslie Norman: ???)
The third bomb is detonated on a pontoon next to the Bridge.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
Film:
CROSSPLOT
(1969)
Whitehall
H. G. WELLS' INVISIBLE MAN:
Man In Disguise
(Quentin Lawrence and Peter Maxwell:1959)
Disguised as the Invisible Man, Sergeant Day leaves Scotland Yard and
crosses Whitehall. He passes an ambulance, which pursues him and knocks
him over (in King Charles Street).
(Spotted by Sam Denham, September 2000)
THE SAINT: The Noble Sportsman (Peter
Yates: 1963)
London at night and Simon Templar is going to search the flat of Paul
Farley.
DANGER MAN: It's Up To The Lady (Michael
Truman: ???)
Glover (Robert Urquhart) crosses to his office
followed by a
plainclothesman (John Bryans).
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
DANGER MAN: Whatever Happened To George Foster?
(Don Chaffey: November 1964)
Establishing shot of the Thoroughfare.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
THE AVENGERS: Dial a Deadly Number (Don
Leaver: January 1965)
In the back of a taxi (travelling from Trafalgar Square down
Whitehall)
John Steed and Emma Peel share a bottle of wine.
GIDEON’S WAY: The State Visit (John
Moxey:
August 1964)
Stands are being set up for the West German Chancellor’s visit to
parliament.
DANGER MAN: The Man With The Foot (Jeremy
Summers: 1966)
John Drake telephones Derringham from Spain to find out if M9 is
checking up on him.
THE BARON: The Edge of Fear (Quentin
Lawrence: May 1966)
Mannering is summoned to the foreign office after he complains about
his telephone being bugged.
THE BARON: You Can't Win Them All (Don
Chaffey: March 1966)
Mannering drives his Jensen to Waterloo Station to meet Cordelia and
open a safe deposit box.
THE SAINT: The Man Who Liked Toys (John
Gilling :June 1964)
Establishing shot of New Scotland Yard.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
THE SAINT: When Spring is Sprung (Jim
O'Connolly: March 1967)
Simon Templar phones Colonel Hannerly's office in the Foreign Office.
STRANGE REPORT:
Report 0846 – Lonelyhearts 'Who
killed Dan cupid? ' (Peter Duffell,
February/March 1969)
Adam Strange goes to see Mark Harper at the Ministry of Defence.
DEPARTMENT S: The Bones of Byrom Blain (Paul
Dickson: 1968)
Jason goes to see Byron Blaim’s chauffer at the Whitehall
garage
THE SECRET SERVICE:
A Case for The Bishop
(Alan Perry: Autumn 1968)
Establishing shot of Horse Guards, where B.I.S.H.O.P. is based.
THE SECRET SERVICE:
The Feathered Spies
(Ian Spurrier: Autumn 1968)
Establishing shot of Horse Guards, where B.I.S.H.O.P. is based.
THE SECRET SERVICE:
Last Train to Buffler’s Halt
(Alan Perry: Autumn 1968)
Father Unwin and Matthew make a rare trip to London to meet The Bishop
in person.
THE SECRET SERVICE:
School for Spies (Ken
Turner: Autumn 1968)
Establishing shot of Horse Guards, where B.I.S.H.O.P. is based.
DEPARTMENT S: The Duplicated Man (Paul
Dickson:
March 1969)
Gerald, the chauffer waits for Anthony James Harvey outside the Foreign
Office, on Downing Street, in a limousine. Later Sir Curtis goes to the
Foreign Office to see Henry Smith.
DEPARTMENT S: The Man in the Elegant Room
(Cyril Frankel: April 1968)
Jason tours a number of art dealers hoping to identify the artist who
painted the mysterious nude found in the elegant room. Jason drives to
first gallery.
JOURNEY TO THE UNKNOWN:
Eve (Robert
Stevens:
1968)
Albert Baker (Dennis Waterman) steals the
mannequin, Eve, from the
department store and carries her across London. They board a bus on
Whitehall.
DEPARTMENT S: The Perfect Operation (Cyril
Frankel: February 1969)
Stewart and Sir Curtis drive to visit , Henry Smith, in Sir Curtis’
Rolls Royce.
DEPARTMENT S: The Duplicated Man (Paul
Dickson:
March 1969)
Establishing shot as Sir Curtis goes to see Henry Smith.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Could You
Recognise the Man Again? (Jeremy Summers: April
1969)
Jeff and Jeane race through London in order to get to the court in time
for Jeff to give his witness statement (back projection).
THE PERSUADERS!:
The Time and
The Place (Roger Moore 1971)
Brett and Danny leaving 10 Downing Street. They enter Whitehall and
proceed towards Parliament Square.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman and Mike Wilson, June 1992)
THE PERSUADERS!:
Chain of
Events (Peter Hunt: October 1970)
A meeting takes place between Beecham-Bennett (Morris Perry),
Carlton
(Jeremy Child) and Britten (George Baker)
in an a row of offices that
overlook the Cenotaph
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman and Mike Wilson, June 1992)
THE PROTECTORS:
A Kind of Wild Justice
(Jeremy Summers: 1972)
Harry Rule (Robert Vaughn) drives the yellow MGB
down Whitehall.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, November 2001)
THE PROTECTORS:
One and One Makes One
(Don Chaffey: 1972)
Harry Rule collects The Contessa in his Jensen Interceptor and drives
her down Whitehall on the way back to his flat (they drive
along the
road in both directions).
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, November 2001)
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Debt Collectors
(Leslie Norman: 1978)
Jeffrey Conaught goes to see Sir Charles.
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
Yesterday's Hero (Roy
Ward Baker: 1978)
Establishing shot of the Ministry of Defence.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
Collision Course (Cyril
Frankel: 1978)
Establishing shot of the Street.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
Tower Bridge is Falling Down
(Leon Griffiths: ???)
Sammy (Alfie Bass) and Ray Dennis (John
Woodvine) follow Simon Templar
(Ian Ogilvy) to Sir Malcolm Street’s office (looking
north towards
South Africa House and St Martin-in-the-Fields, then south towards Big
Ben).
(Identified by Stephen Carter, September 2002)
THE PROFESSIONALS:
Lawson’s Last Stand
(Ian Sharp: 1981)
Tug Willis (John Hallam) gives a package to a
passing pedestrian (Max
Harvey) and orders him at gunpoint to give it to a nearby
police
officer.
Whitehall Court
photo: Geoff Dodd
GIDEON’S WAY: How to Retire Without Really Working
(George Pollock: November/December 1964)
Later that night the Greshams arrive at the docks and realize that they
have been duped (Whitehall Court and Charring Cross Station
seen from
across the river).
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
The Bridge (Pat
Jackson: ??)
Lord Gormond phones McGill at his flat (Royal Horseguards
Hotel ) early
one morning. McGill gets into his Hillman and drives to save Gormond's
son.
(Identified by Wyn Roberts, June 2001)
William Street
Photo: Stephen Carter
THE SAINT: The Time to Die (Roy
Baker:
April 1968)
Simon takes his Volvo for a spin round London and parks here. As he
gets out of his Volvo he is nearly knocked down by the driver of a car
that has been following him.
(Identified by Stephen Carter, September 2000)
Wilton Crescent
THE BARON: The Killing (Cyril
Frankel:
February 1966)
Selina Travis prepares the gang's London flat (No.33)
with Frank
Martin. Later Martin leaves with Cordelia and holds her hostage in an
ambulance. They leave for a pre-arranged destination and later John
Mannering and Morgan Travis leave in a Jansen for The Crown Treasury.
THE BARON: The Edge of Fear (???)
Mannering and Cordellia spend the evening at a party held by Lord
Mountford. As they leave they are followed round this crescent.
THE AVENGERS: False Witness (Charles
Crichton: June 1968)
Lord Edgefield (William Job) arrives for his
meeting with Mother
(No.33). Later Tara (Linda Thorson)
watches Lane make the delivery to
the home of Sir Joseph Tarlton then follows his milk float in her Lotus
Europa (off Matcomb Street into Wilton Crescent).
Later Tara
chases after a milk float on foot after seeing it pull away from
Steed’s mews flat.
(Identified by Wyn Roberts May 2000)
Wilton Mews
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Money to
Burn (Ray Austin: January 1969)
Elizabeth Saxon, Jeff's lawyer follows Kevin O'Malley in her car and
sees him park up near the Club 70 (just off Wilton Street).
She parks
her Triumph opposite (on Wilton Street) and watches
where him get out
of the car.
Wilton Place
THE AVENGERS: False Witness (Charles
Crichton: June 1968)
As Tara follows the milk float from Plummer's apartmentin her Lotus
Europa, the mikman, Lane (Rio Fanning), gets a
message to make a
special delivery to the home of Sir Joseph Tarlton.
(Identified by Mike Richardson, August 2012)
Wilton Street
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Money to
Burn (Ray Austin: January 1969)
Elizabeth Saxon, Jeff's lawyer, has seen Kevin O'Malley leave the
police station and decides to follow him in her Triumph.
Albert Bridge
H. G. WELLS' INVISIBLE MAN:
Death Cell (Peter
Maxwell: 1959)
Dr.Trevor's Jaguar pulls up at traffic lights. Ellen Summers (Lana
Morris) runs from the car towards a policeman on point duty.
(Spotted by Sam Denham, September 2000)
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
The Bridge (Pat
Jackson: ??)
Tim Gormond (Rodney Bewes) climbs the bridge.
McGill (Richard Bradford)
arrives in his Hillman and climbs after him. Tim falls into the Thames
and McGill dives in to rescue him. Later Annabelle Fenchurch (Jane
Merrow) tells the tale of how she, Le Strange (Simon
Williams) and
Rossiter (Peter Birrel) watched as Danny Martin (Michael
Culver) fell
to his death. Lord Gormond (Bill Owen) and Sir
Walter Fenchurch
(Anthony Nicholls) arrive to pick up their
respective children.
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
The Sitting Pigeon
(Gerry O'Hara: March 1967)
After picking up McGill, the police car heads south over Albert Bridge.
(Spotted by Alan Leventhall, September 1994)
JOURNEY TO THE UNKNOWN:
Somewhere In A Crowd
(Alan Gibson: 1968)
William Searle (David Hedison) and Marielle (Jane
Asher) meet at the
bridge and walk the Chelsea embankment together.
Beauchamp Place
Photo: Wyn Roberts
THE PROTECTORS:
Vocal (Cyril
Frankel:
1972)
Whilst out shopping The Contessa leaves a dress shop (No.17,
now Paddy
Cambell) and receives a phone call in her car purporting to
be from
Harry Rule.
(Identified by Wyn Roberts, September 2004)
Beaufort Gardens
Photo: Stephen Carter
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Armageddon Alternative
(Leslie Norman: 1978)
Fred (George Cole) drives his Morris along Brompton
Road towards the
multi storey car park to plant his bomb. He then phones the police from
a nearby telephone box.
(Identified by Stephen Carter, August 2002)
Bramerton Street
JOURNEY TO THE UNKNOWN:
Somewhere In A Crowd
(Alan Gibson: 1968)
William Searle (David Hedison) follows one of the
mysterious watchers
(Jane Asher).
Carlyle Square
Photo: Alan Field
GIDEON’S WAY: The Prowler (Robert
Tronson:
March 1965)
Alan Campbell-Gore (David Collings) stumbles
through Winfield Square
and enters the house where his dead fiancé used to live (nos.
29 and 30
Carlyle Square).
Alan makes his way back to Winfield Square. Detective Inspector Doug
Brown (Richard Burrell) is hot on his trail. Gideon
(John Gregson) and
Keen (Alexander Davion) arrive on the scene in
their car.
(Spotted by Alan Field, August 2007 and Sietse Postma, February 2024)
Chelsea Embankment
H. G. WELLS' INVISIBLE MAN:
Death Cell (Peter
Maxwell: 1959)
Dr.Trevor's Jaguar speeds away from Ellen Summer's apartment (Chelsea
Embankment/Grosvenor Road).
(Spotted by Sam Denham, September 2000)
THE HUMAN JUNGLE:
Wild Goose Chase
(Vernon Sewell: ???)
Sally invites Mary Thomas to join her and her four friends on a
motorised treasure hunt which they call a 'Goose Chase'. They start
with a clue featuring the Gettysburg Address (after passing
the Albert
Bridge).
(Spotted by Geoff Dodd, October 2013)
Cheyne Row
GIDEON’S WAY: The Nightlifers (John
Moxey:
November 1964)
Peter Sloan (Anton Rogers), Sue Young (Annete
Andre), Tim Coles (Peter
Fowlds) and Alison Clifton (Pauline Monroe)
arrive at a Tim’s parent’s
home (number 22) in Sloan’s Bentley to drop Tim off.
(Identified by Alan Field, May 2009)
JOURNEY TO THE UNKNOWN:
Somewhere In A Crowd
(Alan Gibson: 1968)
William Searle (David Hedison) follows one of the
mysterious watchers,
Marielle (Jane Asher) to a street corner. She
confronts his and he
introduces himself. She accepts his offer of a meal.
Cheyne Walk
H. G. WELLS' INVISIBLE MAN:
Death Cell (Peter
Maxwell: 1959)
Dee's car pulls up outside Ellen Summers' flat. Dee (Lisa
Daniely) and
Ellen (Lana Morris) get out of the car followed by
The Invisible Man.
The Invisible Man leaves the apartment to see Dee walking towards him.
(Spotted by Sam Denham, September 2000)
Photo: Stephen Carter
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
The Jigsaw Man (Charles
Frend: February/March 1967)
Silvio finds refuge in an artist's studio on this street.
(Identified by Stephen Carter, September 2000)
Photo: Stephen Carter
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Just For
the Record (Jeremy Summers: ??)
With Marty (Kenneth Cope) on the roof of Jeff's
car, Jeff and Marty
keep pace with Pargiter's boat as it travels along the river (Cheyne
Walk/Chelsea Embankment near Albert Bridge).
(Identified by John Holburn and Stephen Carter, September 2000)
Photo: Sam Denham
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: You Can
Always Find a Fall Guy (Ray Austin 1968)
Jeff arrives in his Vauxhall at the houseboat of Douglas Kershaw.
Cranmer Court
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: But What a
Sweet Little Room (Roy Ward Baker: Summer 1968)
Arthur de Crecy's apartment, ‘Spring Bank House’.
(Identified by ‘Gypsy’ on the Britmovie
Forum, October 2008)
Glebe Place
photo: Alan Hayes
THE AVENGERS: Hot Snow (Don Leaver,
January
1961)
Spicer (Godfrey Quigley), a drug dealer, climbs
over back gate of Dr.
David Keel’s surgery , to deliver a package of ‘hot snow’.
(Identified by Peter Astaire, May 2009)
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Arrangement (Peter
Medek: 1977)
Otis (Gregory Munroe) drops a package off at No.
25, the home of
Sarah’s sister, Aileen (Jane Hayden).
(Identified by Alan Field, May 2009)
Godfrey Street
SABER OF LONDON:
The Penny Black (Max
Varnel: 1957)
Mark Saber arrives at the Roberts' stamp shop (12 Godfrey
Street) in
Pete's Vauxhall Victor to interview Mrs. Roberts.
(Identified by Peter Astaire, April 2012)
King's Road
Photo: Alan Field
GIDEON’S WAY: The Nightlifers (John
Moxey:
November 1964)
Sloan decides to beat up Elspeth McCrae to teach her a lesson. Sloan’s
gang drive in the Bentley to find a phone box near her flat. They are
followed by plane clothes policemen (Kings Road crossing the
junction
with Old Church Street, heading west).
(Identied by Alan Field, March 2010)
GIDEON’S WAY: The Prowler (Robert
Tronson:
March 1965)
Alan Campbell-Gore (Davis Collings) stumbles into
Winfield Square
(Carlyle Square).
(Spotted by Alan Field, August 2007)
THE SAINT: Portrait of Brenda (John
Gilling: Summer 1968)
Simon Templar drives along the King's Road on his way to see Alan
Williams.
(Identified by Marishka von Saatz, May 2002)
DEPARTMENT S: Death on Reflection (Ray
Austin: 1968)
Sullivan goes to see Gresford at his shop (229 King’s Road)
under the
pretext of discussing a painting.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, 2006)
JOURNEY TO THE UNKNOWN:
Somewhere In A Crowd
(Alan Gibson: 1968)
William Searle (David Hedison) is walking down a
Chelsea street
(junction with Bramerton Street) looking for fruit
and curios when he
notices one of the mysterious watchers (Jane Asher)
through a shop
window. She sees him and leaves. He follows.
Lincoln Street
DEPARTMENT S: Soup of the Day (Leslie
Norman: Spring 1969)
Establishing
shot for the street where Trish and Lavinia have their boutique, inside
Jeremy ties to sell them a transistor radio.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, January 2024)
Markham Square
THE AVENGERS: Tunnel of Fear (Guy
Verney,
August 1961)
Steed (Patrick Macnee) exits Keel’s surgery with
Puppy (Juno) and Harry
Black. Puppy is spooked by some children playing and Steed
instinctively goes after the back. Harry takes advantage of the
situation and commandeers Steed’s Rolls Royce, driving off into the
distance (towards King’s Road).
(Identified by Alan Hayes, November 2016)
Ovington Square
DEPARTMENT S: Six Days (Cyril
Frankel: July
1968)
Annabelle and Jason wait outside Howard Walsham’s flat
(No.38) in Jason’s maroon Bentley.
Annabelle goes to search
flat after Walsham
leaves with Durrres. After Annabelle leaves, Jason tries his own method
of obtaining information. Whist Jason is wooing Janet Walsham, Howard
Walsham arrives and sees Annabelle watching the flat and drives on.
After seeing Annabelle watching his flat, Howard Walsham drives around
the block and enters by a back way (No, 34). Later,
Annabelle and Jason stake out Sir Charles Hallet’s (Tony
Steadman) flat
(No, 19). in Jason’s Bentley . They watch
as he
gets into a taxi and
follow in Jason’s Bentley.
(Identified by Alan Field, March 2010)
Paultons Street
JOURNEY TO THE UNKNOWN:
Somewhere In A Crowd
(Alan Gibson: 1968)
After a week together William Searle drops Marielle off at a Chelsea
street corner (Paultons Street/Danvers Street/Paultons Square).
Saint Luke’s Hall, Saint Luke’s Street
Photo: Geoff Dodd
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
The Sitting Pigeon
(Gerry O'Hara: March 1967)
McGill (Richard Bradford) leaves Saint Luke’s Hall
to have a look round
leaving Rufus Blake to enjoy the concert.
(Spotted by Paul Stroud, May 2008)
Sloane Avenue
THE SAINT: The Set-Up (Roy
Baker: October
1964)
After an unsuccessful attempt on his life Simon Templar follows the
assassin to Pelman Court. He enters and finds a name he recognises,
“T.Goldman” residing in Flat 5d. Simon takes Nilder in his Volvo.from
Tex’s flat just before Tex and the other gang members arrive (Whitehead
Grove to Sloane Avenue). The police are soon on the scene in
force.
Stackhouse Street
Photo: Stephen Carter
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Armageddon Alternative
(Leslie Norman: 1978)
Fred (George Cole) drives his Morris into a
multi-storey car park and
up to the top level. Once there he primes his atomic bomb. The Saint's
Volvo follows Fred's Allegro into the car park and up to the upper
level. Simon Templar (Ian Ogilvy) confronts Fred (George
Cole) and
distracts him while Lyn Jackson (Anoushka Hempel)
takes him by
surprise. After a struggle Fred falls from the upper level A little
girl almost detonates the bomb before her mother takes her to a car.
(Identified by Stephen Carter, August 2002)
Stockwell Underground Station
STRANGE REPORT:
Report 0649 SKELETON: 'Let Sleeping
Heroes Lie' (Peter Medak: August/September 1968)
A busy night in "Camden Road" station during the London blitz and for
Roger Llewellyn it will be his last (stock footage of
civilians
sheltering in Stockwell One deep level shelter).
(Identified by Nick Cooper, October 2011)
Sydney Street
Photo: Geoff Dodd
GIDEON’S WAY: The Nightlifers (John
Moxey:
November 1964)
Peter Sloan (Anton Rogers), Sue Young (Annette
Andre), Tim Coles (Peter
Fowlds) and Alison Clifton (Pauline Monroe)
arrive at a church in
Sloan’s Bentley. Tim Coles goes in to donate the previous night’s
takings to the vicar.
(Identified by Stephen carter, August 2007)
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
The Sitting Pigeon
(Gerry O'Hara: March 1967)
McGill takes Rufus Blake to a choral concert so they can wait for the
nearby botanical gardens to close unnoticed.
(Spotted by Paul Stroud, May 2008)
Upper Cheyne Row
photo: Alan Hayes
THE AVENGERS: Hot Snow (Don Leaver,
January
1961)
Spicer (Godfrey Quigley), a drug dealer, parks by
the surgery of Dr.
David Keel’s Surgery (Number 18) then walks past
the surgery to the
back of the building (on to Glebe Street).
(Identified by Peter Astaire, May 2009)
JOURNEY TO THE UNKNOWN:
Somewhere In A Crowd
(Alan Gibson: 1968)
William Searle (David Hedison) continues to follow
one of the
mysterious watchers (Jane Asher) (Upper
Cheyne Row corner with Lawrence
Street).
Collingham Road
GIDEON’S WAY: The Prowler (Robert
Tronson:
March 1965)
Alan Campbell Gore (David Collings) and Sophie
Murdoch (Rosemary
Dunham) turn into Courtfield Gardens as they walk towards the
tube
station.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, July 2005)
THE PROTECTORS:
Vocal (Cyril
Frankel:
1972)
The Contessa di Contini is talking on the phone to Harry Rule from her
Rolls Royce as she is driven through London. Unknown to her, the
conversation is being recorded.
(Identified by Paul Stroud, May 2009)
Collingham Place
H. G. WELLS' INVISIBLE MAN:
Flight Into Darkness (Peter
Maxwell: 1959)
The Invisible Man drives to Harrow Lane with Pat Stevens in his Austin
Healey.
(Identified by Sietse Postma, February 2024)
Courtfield Mews
Photo: Geoff Dodd
THE PROTECTORS
Harry Rule's flat.
(Source: Sam Denham)
Courtfield Road
THE PROTECTORS:
The Big Hit (Roy
Ward
Baker: 1972)
The Contassa tells Chino (Anthony Chin) to follow
Howard’s heavies in
the Rolls leading Paul and the Contessa to the Howard Swimwear factory
(heading into London with Grenville Place on the left).
(Identified by Alan Field, May 2009)
Kenway Road
GIDEON’S WAY: The Millionaire’s Daughter
(Cyril Frankel: April 1965)
Alan (Don Borisenko) suggests that Nina Henderson (Lans
Traverse) and
he visit Chelsea to see what new art is on offer. They find themselves
in the ‘Good Art Shop’ in Benson Street. Alan leaves the shop with the
Erica Townsend (Georgina Ward), disguised as Nina.
Nearby a shoe shop
is robbed and Mr. Williams (Harold Goodwin), the
owner, finds a police
Constable on the street to report the crime. A reporter, Gerry Adams
(Brian Weske) is interviewing Mr Williams when
Gideon (John Gregson)
and Keen (Alexander Davion) turn up to search The
Good Art Shop.
(Identified by Alan Field, December 2007)
The Little Boltons
photo: Geoff Dodd
DEPARTMENT S: The Ghost of Mary Burnham
(Cyril Frankel: ??)
John and Mary Burnham (Lois Maxwell) leave flat
watched by Drayton.
Later Novac (Weston Gavin) delivers flowers John
Burnham. Sullivan and
Annabelle arrive to investigate. Journalists arrive after a tip-off
about Burnham’s new job just a Jason King finds himself trapped on
third floor window ledge opposite.
(Identified by Peter Astaire , April 2006)
Bagley's Lane
THE NEW AVENGERS:
Sleeper (Graeme
Clifford: September 1976)
The police car heading to investigate the lack of response from units
north of the river turns right (from Pearscroft Road onto
Bagley's
Lane) then left (into Fulmead Street where there is
a large gas holder
at the end of the road).
(Identified by Stephen Carter, September 2002)
Fulham Football Ground
DANGER MAN: Don't Nail Him Yet (Michael
Truman: ???)
John Drake (Patrick McGoohan) waits by the ground
until Mumford (Edwin
Apps) alerts him that Rawson (John Fraser)
is approaching. Rawson stops
by the river until he thinks Drake has entered the ground, and then
rejoins the crowd. In the ground, Drake and Mumford search for Rawson.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
Putney Bridge Approach
photo: Geoff Dodd
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Who's Mad Now?
McGill (Richard Bradford) goes to the Companies
Registration Office (3-5 Putney Bridge Approach) to
investigate the
financial situation of Jason Heineman's companies.
(Identified by Robbie Higgins, January 2008)
Stevenage Road
DEPARTMENT S: The Shift That Never Was (John
Gilling: Autumn 1968)
The Department agents go to London Docks to wait the arrival of the
chemical tanker.
(Identified by Wyn Roberts March 2003)
Townmead Road
THE NEW AVENGERS: Sleeper (Graeme Clifford: September 1976)Albert Court
Photo: Stephen Carter
THE CHAMPIONS: Nutcracker (Roy Ward
Baker:
February 1968)
On the way to save Samantha, her two friends drive through a winding
London street in their van.
(Identified by: Stephen Carter, August 2000)
The Albert Memorial
THE SAINT: Escape Route (Roger
Moore:
October 1966)
After the jail break Simon Templar and John Wood are taken in a blue
Volkswagen van to "Harry's" Garage.
Alexander Place/Thurloe Square
THE PERSUADERS!:
Take Seven
(Sidney Hayers: October 1970)
Danny Wilde (Tony Curtis) and Lord Brett Sinclair (Roger
Moore) arrive
to meet the Farmer (Victor Platt).
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman and Mike Wilson, June 1992)
Atherstone Mews
THE CHAMPIONS: The Gilded Cage (Cyril
Frankel:
September 1967)
Craig Sterling visits the beautiful Samantha who lives in one of the
houses in "Hans Crescent Mews".
(Identified by Marishka, September 2002)
Brompton Road
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Why They Killed Nolan
(Charles Crichton: July 1967)
McGill, in his Hillman, makes his way to a meeting with Nolan.
Cornwall Gardens
THE SAINT: The Smart Detective (John
Moxey: February 1965)
Swann and Miller’s car swerves round other road users in their pursuit
of Templar’s Volvo, with Simon and Janice Dixon aboard.
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Why They Killed Nolan
(Charles Crichton: July 1967)
After phoning the police McGill (Richard Bradford)
catches a taxi and
starts to look for "Tylers Place".
(Identified by Stephen Carter, May 2001)
Courtfield Road
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Why They Killed Nolan
(Charles Crichton: July 1967)
McGill follows Mr Arnoldson 's Jaguar in his taxi.
(Identified by Marishka von Saatz, May 2002)
Cromwell Road
THE AVENGERS: Warlock (Peter
Hammond: July
1962)
John Steed (Patrick Macnee) walks along Cromwell
Road to pay a visit to
the Natural History Museum to find Cathy Gale.
(Identified by Mike Richardson, April 2010)
THE SAINT: The Rough Diamonds (Peter
Yates: 1963)
After Simon and Barbara Sinclair leave Barbara’s flat, in the Volvo,
they are followed by Rocco an Joe in their Zephyr. This soon turns into
a game of cat and mouse.
(Identified by Alan Field, September 2008)
DANGER MAN: Whatever Happened To George Foster?
(Don Chaffey: November 1964)
John Drake follows Certhia Cooper from London Airport to her home (past
the Natural History Museum).
THE SAINT: The Smart Detective (John
Moxey: February 1965)
Templar’s attempt to loose Swann and Miller at the lights as they
ignore them and continue to pursue the Volvo with Janice Dixon aboard.
(Identified by Alan Field, September 2008)
GIDEON’S WAY: The Millionaire's Daughter
(Cyril Frankel: April 1965)
Alan Blake (Don Borisenko) and Georgina Ward (Erica
Townsend) posing as
Nina visit the Victoria and Albert Museum to see an exhibition. They
later leave the gallery and catch a cab to central London.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, July 2005)
THE AVENGERS: The Girl From Auntie (Roy
Baker: October 1965)
Steed arrives in London at the West London Air Terminal (redeveloped
as a Sainsburys) after a few days away and loads up a taxi
before setting
off for Mrs Peel's flat.
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
All That Glitters
(Herbert Wise: August/September 1966)
McGill goes back to London to gather some information from a certain
hotel (The Majestic Hotel).
(Spotted by Paul Stroud, October 2008)
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
The Whisper (Charles
Crichton: Spring 1967)
McGill arranges to meet Marcus Spencer, who has just flown in from
Africa at his club (The Majestic Hotel).
(Identified by Alan Field, October 2008)
STRANGE REPORT:
Report 5055 Cult: 'Murder Shrieks
Out' (Charles Crichton: September 1968)
Strange (Anthony Quayle) meets with Tanner (Michael
Rothwell) outside
the Natural History Museum to discuss the computer card Strange found.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Murder
Ain't What It Used To Be! (Jeremy Summers:
Summer 1969)
Jeff goes to meet Paul Kirstner at The Royal Chester Club (The
Majestic
Hotel).
(Identified by Alan Field, October 2008)
THE PROTECTORS:
The Big Hit (Roy
Ward
Baker: 1972)
The Contassatells Chino (Anthony Chin) to follow
Howard’s heavies in
the Rolls leading Paul and the Contessa to the Howard Swimwear factory
(heading into London with Grenville Place on the left).
(Identified by Alan Field, May 2009)
Elvaston Place
Photo: Stephen Carter
THE SAINT: The Rough Diamonds (Peter
Yates: 1963)
After Simon and Barbara Sinclair leave Barbara’s flat, in the Volvo,
they are followed by Rocco an Joe in their Zephyr. This soon turns into
a game of cat and mouse.
THE SAINT: The Smart Detective (John
Moxey: February 1965)
Swann and Miller accelerate in their car as they see that the lights
are changing and they do not wish to loose Templar’s Volvo. In an
attempt to loose Swann and Miller’s car, Simon swerves his Volvo, with
Janice Dixon aboard, around a series of London streets.
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Why They Killed Nolan
(Charles Crichton: July 1967)
As McGill continues his search for Tyler's Place in his taxi they turn
a corner (junction of Elvaston Place and Gloucester Road).
(Identified by Stephen Carter, May 2001)
Ennismore Gardens
photo: Geoff Dodd
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Day of Execution
(Charles Crichton: December 1966/January 1967)
A dry cleaning van arrives at McGill's apartment, 56 CliveMansions,
SW3. After examining his clothes McGill runs out to confront the
deliveryman. Later, when McGill is hiding in his apartment, an
ice-cream van drives past with a threat painted on the roof. Durning
the episode we see a view of rooftops from Jarvis' flat
(Ennismore Gardens looking over Ennismore Mews, SW7. The view
from
McGill's flat is taken from the same point looking towards the Brompton
Oratory).
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Who's Mad Now? (Freddie
Francis: 1967)
After lunch, McGill (Richard Bradford) leaves Joan
Hyman and returns to
his hotel (Kingston House
South).
(found by Wyn Roberts and Jaz Wiseman, July 2000)
THE NEW AVENGERS:
Sleeper (Graeme
Clifford: September 1976)
Steed (Patrick Macnee) and Gambit (Gareth
Hunt) hide from a car
(unaware it is Purdey driving a red mini) and then a
coach passes.
(Identified by Stephen Carter, September 2002)
Ennismore Gardens Mews
H. G. WELLS' INVISIBLE MAN:
Blind Justice
(Pennington Richards: 1958)
Sparrow's Morris drives into the Mews to visit Holt. As he leaves, The
Invisible Man arrives in his Austin Healey with Dee. After leaving, The
Invisible Man sets off after Sparrow.
(Spotted by Wyn Roberts and Jaz Wiseman, July 2000)
photo: Geoff Dodd
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Day of Execution
(Charles Crichton: December 1966/January 1967)
McGill drops Moira off at her mews flat. The following evening as
Leaving Moira's flat a car drives past and a funeral wreath is thrown
at McGill. It reads "Mariocki midnight".
THE PROFESSIONALS:
Need To Know (William
Brayne: July 1979)
Bodie (Lewis Collins) and Doyle (Martin
Shaw) arrive in Bodie’s Ford
Capri to pick up Cowley (Gordon Jackson) from his
mews flat to take him
to Manton’s for interrogation.
(Identified by Marishka, September 2002)
Ennismore Mews
Photo: Stephen Carter
THE SAINT: Flight Plan (Roy
Baker:
August/September 1966)
After a failed attempt to kidnap Diane Gregory, the fake nun and her
accomplice drive away in a taxi (Ennismore Mews looking
towards Ennismore Gardens, with Kingston House South visible in the
background).
(Spotted by Geoff Dodd, November 2023)
THE SAINT: When Spring is Sprung (Jim
O'Connolly: March 1967)
Simon Templar rents a van and parks it in a mews garage in "Mitre
Street" near Brixton Prison.
THE SAINT: Invitation to Danger (Roger
Moore: March 1967)
Simon arranges to meet Marty at The Ennismore Arms.
THE NEW AVENGERS:
Sleeper (Graeme
Clifford: September 1976)
Two of the bank-robbing gang, Chuck (Mark Jones)
and Bart (Prentis
Hancock), are stationed on guard in the mews. When Steed (Patrick
Macnee) and Gambit (Gareth Hunt) walk
past, the gang spot them and give
chase.
Ennismore Street
THE SAINT: When Spring is Sprung (Jim
O'Connolly: March 1967)
Having achieved the impossible Simon Templar drives off with Joanne and
Spring.
Exhibition Road
THE BARON: Roundabout (Robert
Tronson:
August 1966)
John Mannering drives his Jansen through London on his way to The
Lindsey Hotel.
THE ADVENTURER:
Going, Going... (Val
Guest: 1972)
Brooks (Norman Bird) hails a cab.
(Source: Jaz Wiseman March 2000)
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
Assault Force (Peter
Sasdy: 1977)
Simon Templar (lan Ogilvy) drives Jeanette (Kate
O'Mara) to her hotel
(Princes Gate Court) in his Jaguar.
(Identified by Marishka von Saatz, August 2005)
Exhibition Street
H. G. WELLS' INVISIBLE MAN:
Flight Into Darkness
(Peter Maxwell: 1959)
The Invisible Man drives to Harrow Lane with Pat Stevens (corner
of
Exhibition Street and Thurloe Place).
(Spotted by Sam Denham, September 2000)
Gloucester Road
THE SAINT: The Rough Diamonds (Peter
Yates: 1963)
After Simon and Barbara Sinclair leave Barbara’s flat, in the Volvo,
they are followed by Rocco an Joe in their Zephyr. This soon turns into
a game of cat and mouse. Soon after Simon stops his Volvo and lets
Barbara Sinclair (Jemma Hyde) out. He tells her to
go to his flat and
wait. Instead she flags down Rocco’s car, which has been following them
and talks to the occupants. They speed off while Barbara makes her way
to the flat.
GIDEON’S WAY: The Prowler (Robert
Tronson:
March 1965)
Sophie Murdoch (Rosemary Dunham) chats with Jack (Peter
Jesson), her
local policeman outside the tube station (Gloucester Road
tube
station), about the identity of The Prowler. She tells him
she has just
seen him and the two leave Gloucester Arcade and inform a waiting
police car.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, July 2005)
GIDEON’S WAY: The Nightlifers (John
Moxey:
November 1964)
The plain clothes men following on a Mini see Peter Sloan’s Bentley
drop off Sue Young (Annete Andre) and Alison
Clifton (Pauline Monroe)
at the tube station.
THE SAINT: The Smart Detective (John
Moxey: February 1965)
The Volvo, with Simon and Janice Dixon aboard is being hotly pursued by
Swann and Miller’s car. They are even chased down a busy shopping
street. swerves round a corner in their pursuit of Templar’s Volvo.
Photo: Marishka von Saatz
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Variation On A Million Bucks - part 2
(Robert Tronson: November 1966)
Agents from American Intelligence visit Taiko at her flat
(1-5 Cornwall Gardens).
(Identified by Marishka von Saatz, May 2002)
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Dead Man's Shoes (Peter
Duffell: May 1967)
The London apartment in which the three villains plot their reign of
terror (1-5 Cornwall Gardens).
(Spotted by Paul Stroud, October 2008)
THE SAINT: Portrait of Brenda (John
Gilling: Summer 1968)
Tony follows Simon's Volvo from Alan Williams' flat to The Recorded
Sound Studios.
(Identified by Marishka von Saatz, March 2004)
JASON KING: An Author in Search of Two Characters
(Cyril Frankel: 1970)
Jason goes to see Robbins at number 33b, but finds that someone has got
to him first.
(Identified by Marishka von Saatz, May 2007)
THE PROTECTORS:
A Kind of Wild Justice
(Jeremy Summers: early 1972)
Paul Buchet follows Kate Linderman’s car through London (along
Gloucester Road passing Clareville Street and turns into Harrington
Gardens).
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, April 2009)
THE PROTECTORS:
Zeke's Blues (Jeremy
Summers: 1973)
Having tracked Harry’s car using a homing beacon, Kasankas and Patrick
now give chase in their car (just south of Queen's Gate
Terrace).
(Identified by Alan Field, May 2009)
Gore Street
current photo required
THE SAINT: The Rough Diamonds (Peter
Yates: 1963)
After Simon and Barbara Sinclair leave Barbara’s flat, in the Volvo,
they are followed by Rocco an Joe in their Zephyr. This soon turns into
a game of cat and mouse.
THE SAINT: The Smart Detective (John
Moxey: February 1965)
In an attempt to loose Swann and Miller’s car, Simon swerves his Volvo,
with Janice Dixon aboard, around a series of London streets.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: But What a
Sweet Little Room (Roy Ward Baker: June 1968)
Jeff, in his Vauxhall, drops off Julia Fenick at her the entrance to
her mews. Later Elliot drives down this same road on his way home.
(Source: RAHDAS)
Grenville Place
THE SAINT: The Rough Diamonds (Peter Yates: 1963)Harrington Gardens
THE PROTECTORS:
A Kind of Wild Justice
(Jeremy Summers: early 1972)
Paul Buchet follows Kate Linderman’s car through London and reports
back to Harry when he sees her arrive at Regan’s club.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, April 2009)
Harrington Road
Photo: Alan Field
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
The Whisper (Charles
Crichton: Spring
1967)
McGill is waiting for Detective Inspector Samuels
(opposite South Kensington underground station) to
collect him when he
sees his police car arrive.
(Identified by Alan Field, October 2007)
Jay Mews
THE BARON: Roundabout (Robert
Tronson:
August 1966)
Samantha Ballard and John Mannering drive through the streets of Paris
after escaping from Delair.
Kensington Gore
THE SAINT: The Contract (Roger
Moore:
October 1964)
The Saint's Volvo drives towards the Albert Hall.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
Photo: Stephen Carter
THE SAINT: Paper Chase (Leslie
Norman:
November 1966)
Eric Redman is with Hanya Lintz (Penelope Horner)
at the flat of his
father (Queen Alexandra's House), Professor Rodman
when they see Metz
(Gordon Gostelow) and Hans (Carl Duering)
arrive. Hanya tries to get
past the two men unnoticed but Lintz ends up ordering Hans to call her
a taxi. The Saint arrives just in time to watch the taxi leave.
(Identified by Stephen Carter, March 2002)
Kensington Road
Photo: Marishka von Saatz
DEPARTMENT S: The Perfect Operation (Cyril
Frankel: February 1969)
Stewart and Annabelle drive to the City of Southwark Hospital in
Stewart’s car (featuring Rutland Gate and Prince’s Gate).
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, December 2008)
JASON KING: An Author in Search of Two Characters
(Cyril Frankel: 1970)
Late night in London and Jason King is working in his room in the
Royalty Hotel (Kingston House North). A visitor,
Reynolds (John
Sullivan) walks up to the hotel commissionaire (Alan
Curtis) and is
observed by two strangers in a car Ackroyd (Dudley Foster)
and
Tredgett(Neil McCarthey). Jason King (Peter
Wyngarde) leaves the hotel
and is soon followed by the visitor. Later King, posing as Michael
Strong arrives with … and (Sue Lloyd) and go up to
King’s suite to wait
for Bernard (Hugh Walters).
(Identified by Geoff Dodd and confirmed by Marishka von Saatz,
May 2007)
Knightsbridge
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Why They Killed Nolan
(Charles Crichton: July 1967)
McGill's Hillman emerges from the underpass as he makes his way to a
meeting with Nolan
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Armageddon Alternative
(Leslie Norman: ???)
Fred (George Cole) drives his Morris 1100 along
Knightsbridge and turns
into a Multi-storey car park.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
Kynance Mews
current photo required
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Why They Killed Nolan
(Charles Crichton: July 1967)
McGill (Richard Bradford) manages to find Tylers
Place and meets Angela
at number 37.
(Spotted by Alan Leventhall, September 1994)
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
The Sitting Pigeon
(Gerry O'Hara: March 1967)
McGill drives to a mews for a meeting with Rufus Blake and Valerie.
(Spotted by Alan Leventhall, September 1994)
Montpellier Place
current photo required
THE NEW AVENGERS:
Sleeper (Graeme
Clifford: September 1976)
Steed and Gambit halt at a no entry sign at a road junction (junction
of Montpellier Walk and Montpellier Place) in the Jaguar.
They see a
policeman sleeping beneath the sign and continue on their way (along
Montpellier Place).
(Identified by Sam Denham, 1996)
Petersham Place
current photo required
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: But What a
Sweet Little Room (Roy Ward Baker: June 1968)
Julia Fenwick is killed by Rawlings who is waiting for her inside a
deadly Morris Minor.
(Source: RAHDAS)
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Money to
Burn (Ray Austin: January 1969)
Elizabeth Saxon sets off in her Triumph with Kevin O'Malley and Marty
aboard to chase after Anne-Marie Benson and Angela Kendon who have
stolen O'Malley's car from the Club 70 (back projection of
footage from
But What A Sweet Little Room).
Prince Consort Road
THE BARON: Roundabout (Robert
Tronson:
August 1966)
An ambulance is called to collect the injured Lisa Delair from the
Lindsay Hotel.
THE SAINT: Flight Plan (Roy
Baker:
August/September 1966)
Simon Templar drives through London in his Volvo then decides to visit
RAF Blakewell.
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Variation On A Million Bucks - part 1
(Pat Jackson: November 1966)
McGill (Richard Bradford) is invited to a concert
at 7:30 Wednesday 4th
October 1967 by 'Bert' (Simon Brent) an
"international music lover".
They discuss the cost of the key.
Photo: Stephen Carter
THE CHAMPIONS: Nutcracker (Roy Ward
Baker:
February 1968)
On the way to save Samantha, her two friends pass an impressive
building (The Royal School of Mines) in their van.
(Identified by: Stephen Carter, August 2000)
THE ADVENTURER:
Going, Going... (Val
Guest 1972)
Gene Bradley (Gene Barry) waits for Professor
Lynsky (Norman
Ettlinger). Later Lynsky arrives by taxi and meets Taiho (Burt
Kwouk).
Gene Bradley (Gene Barry) arrives in a different
taxi and gets the
Professor away from Taiho.
(Source: Jaz Wiseman March 2000)
THE NEW AVENGERS:
Faces
(Ray Austin: July 1976)
Steed (Patrick Macnee) meets his old friend Mark
Clifford (Neil Hallet)
on the steps to the Royal Albert Hall. As he is leaving Clifford has a
fatal heart attack.
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
Assault Force (Peter
Sasdy: 1978)
Simon Templar (lan Ogilvy) and Jeanette (Kate
O'Mara) descend the steps
behind the Hall.
(Spotted by Sam Denham)
Film:
THE IPCRESS FILE (1966)
THE THIRTY-NINE STEPS
(1978)
Onslow Square
Photo: Stephen Carter
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
The Sitting Pigeon
(Gerry O'Hara: March 1967)
After picking up McGill, the police car passes South Kensington tube
station and continues on down Onslow Square.
(Spotted by Stephen Carter, September 2000)
Queen's Gate
DANGER MAN: The Sisters (Seth
Holt: 1959)
After John Drake collects Gerda Sandor from her hotel, they turn a
corner and drive down this road past the statue of Lord Napier.
(Identified by Marishka, August 2004)
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Why They Killed Nolan
(Charles Crichton: July 1967)
McGill (Richard Bradford) and Nolan (Sam
Kydd) arrive at McGill's hotel
(number 34) and enter.
(Identified by Stephen Carter, May 2001)
Photos: Stephen Carter
THE PERSUADERS!:
Element Of
Risk
Mistaken for Lomax, Danny is driven past the Natural History .Museum on
his way to the hideout.
(found by Wyn Roberts and Jaz Wiseman, July 2000)
Queen's Gate Gardens
Photo: Marishka von Saatz
THE SAINT: The Rough Diamonds (Peter
Yates: 1963)
After Simon and Barbara Sinclair leave Barbara’s flat, in the Volvo,
they are followed by Rocco an Joe in their Zephyr. This soon turns into
a game of cat and mouse.
THE SAINT: The Smart Detective (John
Moxey: February 1965)
Swann and Miller’s car swerves round a corner in their pursuit of
Templar’s Volvo, with Simon and Janice Dixon aboard.
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Why They Killed Nolan
(Charles Crichton: July 1967)
McGill arrives in London in his Hillman and makes his way to the
Nolan's hotel. Just before the hotel McGill turns this corner (west
on
Cromwell Road then right on to Queen's Gate Gardens).
(Identified by Marishka von Saatz, March 2004)
Queen's Gate Mews
Photo: Jaz Wiseman
Frankel 1968)
Road to hotel where the beatnik is staying. After speaking with the
beatnik Jeff Randall and Marty Hopkirk drive towards Tower House 2B in
the Fulham Road, where the driver of the car that hit Marty lives (out
of Queen's Gate Mews, across Queen’s Gate Terrace and past the Gore
Street junction).
(Source: RAHDAS)
THE ADVENTURER:
To The Lowest Bidder
(Val Guest, 1972)
Gene Bradley (Gene Barry) and Laura (Sheila
Gish) arrive at Bradley’s
house in his sports car. Later a taxi drives past the entrance of his
mews house and Forrester (Carl Rigg) arrive.
(Identified by Jaz Wiseman, March 2006)
THE ADVENTURER:
Mr Calloway is a Very Cautious Man
(Barry Morse)
Inspector Tribe (Victor Lucas) arrives at Gene
Bradley's home to
question him about the packing crate bearing his name at London Docks
packed with rifles and destined for Mozambique. Later Russell (David
Hargreaves) and Soames (Anthony Rowlands)
return Gene Bradley (Gene
Barry) to his home.
(Source: Jaz Wiseman March 2000)
THE ADVENTURER:
Return to Sender (Cyril
Frankel)
Gene Bradley (Gene Barry) and Mr Parmiter (Barry
Morse) leave the front
entrance of Gene's home as he prepares to fly to the south of France.
(Source: Jaz Wiseman March 2000)
THE ADVENTURER:
The Not-So-Merry Widow
(Cyril Frankel)
Establishing shot of Gene Bradley’s home.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, January 2005)
THE ADVENTURER:
Full Fathom Five (Val
Guest: ??)
Establishing shot of Gene Bradley’s home.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, November 2001)
Queen's Gate Place
THE SAINT: The Rough Diamonds (Peter
Yates: 1963)
After Simon and Barbara Sinclair leave Barbara’s flat, in the Volvo,
they are followed by Rocco an Joe in their Zephyr. This soon turns into
a game of cat and mouse.
THE SAINT: The Smart Detective (John
Moxey: February 1965)
Swann and Miller accelerate in their car as they see that the lights
are changing and they do not wish to loose Templar’s Volvo. In an
attempt to loose Swann and Miller’s car, Simon swerves his Volvo, with
Janice Dixon aboard, around a series of London streets.
Queen's Gate Terrace
THE SAINT: The Rough Diamonds (Peter
Yates: 1963)
After Simon and Barbara Sinclair leave Barbara’s flat, in the Volvo,
they are followed by Rocco an Joe in their Zephyr. This soon turns into
a game of cat and mouse.
THE SAINT: The Smart Detective (John
Moxey: February 1965)
The Volvo, with Simon and Janice Dixon aboard is being hotly pursued by
Swann and Miller’s car. They are even chased down a busy shopping
street and swerves round a corner in their pursuit of Templar’s Volvo.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: My Late
Lamented Friend and Partner (Cyril Frankel 1968)
Road to Tower House 2B in the Fulham Road (Source: RAHDAS).
After
leaving Jean’s flat Jeff and Marty drive in Jeff’s Vauxhall towards the
hotel where the beatnik is staying (Queen's Gate Terrace into
Gore
Street).After speaking with the beatnik Jeff Randall and
Marty Hopkirk
drive towards Tower House 2B in the Fulham Road, where the driver of
the car that hit Marty lives (out of Queen's Gate Mews,
across
Queen’s
Gate Terrace and past the Gore Street junction).
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, March 2010)
Roland Gardens
THE SAINT: The Elusive Ellshaw (John
Moxey: 1963)
Arthur Ellshaw (Philip Latham) arrives at Duchess
Street in a cab. His
wife, Mrs Florence Ellshaw (Ellen McIntosh),
arrives soon after him in
her cab.
(Identified by Alan Field, April 2009)
THE NEW AVENGERS:
Sleeper (Graeme
Clifford: September 1976)
As Steed (Patrick Macnee) and Gambit (Gareth
Hunt) run through a deserted London following Purdy's car
they pass Steed's hotel
(Blakes Hotel) where Steed notices that George, the
hotel porter, wears
red socks. Both men duck into a doorway when they hear a bus
approaching.
(Identified by Peter Astaire, December 2012)
Rotten Row
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Debt Collectors
(Leslie Norman: 1978)
Simon Templar (Ian Ogilvy) is riding in the park
when he sees a woman
(Mary Tamm) who's horse has bolted. He chases after
her and succeeds in
stopping the horse. They are watched by two men in a car who take
photographs of the pair.
Rutland Gate
photo: Marishka von Saatz
THE SAINT: When Spring is Sprung (Jim
O'Connolly: March 1967)
Templar drives the ambulance into an underground garage. The automatic
door closes and Teal, who has been escorting the ambulance, is unable
to enter.
(Identified by Marishka von Saatz, May 2007)
DEPARTMENT S: The Perfect Operation (Cyril
Frankel: February 1969)
Stewart Sullivan goes to see Professor Uri Dutrov in his flat in
Moscow. He is asked to leave and two Russian agents watch him depart.
Sullivan parks his car nearby and waits for the agents to leave before
returning to continue his questioning.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, December 2008)
Rutland Mews South
Photo: Stephen Carter
THE NEW AVENGERS:
Sleeper
(Graeme Clifford: September 1976)
View of empty street seen when Steed and Gambit are being chased by
bank robbers.
(Spotted by Stephen Carter, November 2000)
Rutland Mews East
Photo: Stephen Carter
THE NEW AVENGERS:
Sleeper (Graeme
Clifford: September 1976)
Steed (Patrick Macnee) and Gambit (Gareth
Hunt) run through an arch
linking this road to Rutland Street as they try to evade the armed bank
robbers (Mark Jones, Prentis Hancock) who are
chasing them down the
road.
(Identified by Sam Denham, 1996)
Rutland Street
Photo: Stephen Carter
THE NEW ANVENGERS:
Sleeper (Graeme
Clifford: September 1976)
Still trying to evade the bank robbers, Steed (Patrick Macnee)
and
Gambit (Gareth Hunt) run into Downton Street (Rutland
Street). They
turn the corner (still part of the same street) and
see people
suffering from the effect of S-95 asleep at a bus stop (outside
number
12). They fool the bank robbers by pretending to be asleep.
(Spotted by Stephen Carter, November 2000)
Southwell Gardens
THE SAINT: The Rough Diamonds (Peter
Yates: 1963)
After Simon and Barbara Sinclair leave Barbara’s flat, in the Volvo,
they are followed by Rocco an Joe in their Zephyr. This soon turns into
a game of cat and mouse.
THE SAINT: The Smart Detective (John
Moxey: February 1965)
Swann and Miller’s car swerves round a corner in their pursuit of
Templar’s Volvo, with Simon and Janice Dixon aboard.
THE SAINT: The Elusive Ellshaw (John
Moxey: 1963)
Simon and Anne go to 11 Duchess Place as no one answers the door Simon
Goes round the back to break in (the alley up the side of the
Stanhope
Arms pub in Gloucester Road. The alley is no longer open to the public).
(Identified by Marishka von Saatz, July 2012)
Thurloe Place
Photo: Jaz Wiseman
DANGER MAN : Name, Date and
Place (Charles Frend: 1959)
As directed John Drake catches a No. 74 bus carrying $50,000 in used
notes.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, May 2005)
Photo: Stephen Carter
THE BARON: Roundabout (Robert
Tronson:
August 1966)
John Mannering drives his Jensen through London on his way to the
LindsayHotel.
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
The Sitting Pigeon
(Gerry O'Hara: March 1967)
The police car passes the Victoria and Albert Museum.
(Spotted by Stephen Carter, September 2000)
Photo: Stephen Carter, June 2001
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Why They Killed Nolan
(Charles Crichton: July 1967)
The taxi drives off (from the corner of Exhibition Road and
Thurloe
Place) to begin the search for Tylers Place.
(Identified by Stephen Carter, May 2001)
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: When Did
You Start to Stop Seeing Things? (Ray Austin:
October 1968)
Establishing shot of The Victoria and Albert Museum.
(Spotted by Stephen Carter, September 2001)
Thurloe Square / Alexander Place
THE PERSUADERS!:Take Seven
(Sidney Hayers : October 1970)
Danny Wilde (Tony Curtis) and Lord Brett Sinclair (Roger
Moore) park
the Aston having arranged to meet The Farmer (Victor Platt).
Battersea Power Station
GIDEON’S WAY: The Rhyme and the Reason (John
Gilling: 1963)
Fred Norton (Edward Evans) finally catches up Mary
Rose (Jo Rowbottom)
on the station's railway sidings and is about to stab her but is caught
Detective Chief Inspector David Keen (Alexander Davion).
(Identified by Jaz Wiseman, July 2005)
Nine Elms Lane
THE PROTECTORS:
The Big Hit (Roy
Ward
Baker: 1972)
Harry Rule is being battered to death in a shipping container which is
being bashed against a warehouse wall by a crane (the gas
works that
used to be in Nine Elms Lane, where Post Office Way is now).
(Identified by Alan Field, June 2008)).
Queenstown Road
THE SAINT: The Man Who Could not Die
(Roger Moore, May 1965)
After leaving his hotel Miles Hallin drives to meet his blackmailer. He
is followed by Simon Templar and Nigel Perry in Simon’s Volvo.
Savona Street
GIDEON’S WAY: The Rhyme and the Reason (John
Gilling, August 1964)
Mary Rose and her brother Bill discuss his future with Winifred Norton
at home.
(Identified by Stephen Carter, August 2007)
Thessaly Road
GIDEON’S WAY: The Rhyme and the Reason (John
Gilling, August 1964)
Fred Norton (Edward Evans) continues to chase Mary
Rose (Jo Robottom)
into a patch of derelict land.
(Identified by Stephen Carter, August 2007)
Brixton Road
Photo: Stephen Carter
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
The Sitting Pigeon
(Gerry O'Hara: March 1967)
After picking up McGill, the police car turns left (into
Gresham Road
from Brixton Road) and pulls up in front of the police
station (Brixton
Police Station). McGill walks up the steps with a detective.
Later,
Rufus Blake (George Sewell) is escorted into the
station by Detective
Gilley (Garfield Morgan).
(Spotted by Stephen Carter, September 2000)
Battersea Bridge
photos: Alan Field
THE AVENGERS: Girl on a Trapeze (Don
Leaver,
February 1961)
London at night. Dr. Keel (Ian Hendry) runs to lend
his assistance when
a policeman spots a body floating in the Thames.
(Suggested by Mike Saunders and confirmed by Alan Field,
December 2007)
Photo: Stephen Carter
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: The Man
from Nowhere (Robert Tronson: January 1969)
The so-called "Marty" takes Jean out for the evening.
(Identified by Stephen Carter, July 2001)
Blantyre Street & Seaton Street (Now under the Worlds End Estate)
GIDEON’S WAY: The Nightlifers (John
Moxey:
November 1964)
Peter Sloan tells the gang to stop at the phone box near Elspeth’s
flat. From here he calls Elspeth posing as a police man
(laundry in the background is at 490 Kings Road).
(Identified by Alan Field, August 2007)
The Boltons
THE AVENGERS: Two's A Crowd (Roy
Baker: May
1965)
Brodny's London house where he receives a message from PSEV in his
punch.
(Identified by Lenny ‘Rarefilmfinder’ and ‘Gazza’ at the Britmovie Forum,
September 2008)
THE AVENGERS: The Morning After (John
Hough:
October 1968)
John Steed and Marlin are shown a recording of Jenny Firston's news
report of people are pouring out in their thousands as a typical
English town is evacuated, as they leave special shock troops take over
(footage from the film SEVEN DAYS TO NOON). Shock
troops leave their
vehicle and start to patrol a typical English town.
Film:
SEVEN DAYS TO NOON
(1950)
Cavaye Place
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Armageddon Alternative
(Leslie Norman: 1978)
Simon Templar (Ian Ogilvy) arrives in his Jaguar to
ask his garage
attendant, Fred, if he has noticed anything suspicious. Later Simon and
Lynne Jackson (Anouska Hempel) arrive in a Volvo at
the entrance of
Simon’s garage. They wait for Fred (George Cole) to
leave in his Morris
and they follow.
(Identified by Alan Field, March 2010)
Cheyne Walk
photo: Alan Field
GIDEON’S WAY: The Nightlifers (John
Moxey:
November 1964)
A policeman watches as Peter Sloan (Anton Rogers),
Tim Coles (Peter
Fowlds), Sue Young (Annete Andre), Tony
King (James Hunter) arrive back
at Sloan’s houseboat to join the party. Detective Inspector Jim
Caldwell (Roddy McMillan) decides to investigate a
report about the
party.
DEPARTMENT S: Soup of the Day (Leslie
Norman:
Spring 1969)
Establishing shot for the area where Trish and Lavinia have their
boutique on the night Greene, Villers and Jeremy break in.
(Identified by Alan Field, December 2007)
Chelsea Warf
THE SAINT: The Man Who Could not Die
(Roger Moore, May 1965)
Miles Hallin arranges a meeting with Roddy Morton at his houseboat.
Cremone Road
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK [DECEASED]: Just for the Record (Jeremy Summers: ??)Marty spots a Rolls Royce with the number plate HAL 14 on this street corner (Cheyne Walk, Cremone Road) and Jeff gives chase in his Vauxhall (they end up on King Street, Hammersmith).
Cresswell Place
THE HUMAN JUNGLE:
Just for
the Record (Vernon Sewell: 1963)
Penny (Jane Merrow) and David Branch (Philp
Gilbert) live in a London
Mews flat.
(Identified by Sietse Postma, February 2024)
Kings Road
photo: Wyn Roberts
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
The Jigsaw Man
A shop (near the corner of Holmead Road)
selling modelling
clay in "Swinging London".
(Identified by Perry Ridley, April 2004, Confirmed by Wyn
Roberts)
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
The Girl Who Never Was
(Robert Tronson: November
1966)
McGill visits a junk shop (near the corner of Holmead
Road) to find the paintings that were sold.
(Identified by Perry Ridley, April 2004, Confirmed by Wyn
Roberts)
Lots Road
GIDEON’S WAY: The Big Fix (James
Hill:
September 1964)
That night Jimmy Watson is cornered by two of Johnson’s men and badly
beaten (in Lots Road Power Sation). He dies later
in hospital.
GIDEON’S WAY: The Nightlifers (John
Moxey:
November 1964)
Sloan decides to beat up Elspeth McCrae to teach her a lesson. Sloan’s
gang sets off in the Bentley to find her. They are followed by plane
clothes policemen.
Old Ferry Wharf
THE SAINT: The Man Who Could not Die
(Roger Moore, May 1965)
When Simon Templar and Moyna Stanford arrive at Chelsea Warf (Old
Ferry
Wharf on Chayne Walk) to look for the blackmailer, they find
the police
investigating a crime.
(Identified by Sam Denham, August 2010)
Redcliffe Mews
JOURNEY TO THE UNKNOWN:
Poor Butterfly (Alan
Gibson: Alan Gibson: October 1968)
Commercial artist, Steven Miller (Chad Everett) has
received an
invitation to attend a weekend party in the country and sets off from
his mews flat in his 1929 Bugatti and drives from the mews onto a
London road (Redcliffe Mews on to Harcourt Terrace).
(Identified by Greg Mishevski, aka SainT on the Britmovie
Forum,
December 2010)
Anhalt Road
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Just For
the Record (Jeremy Summers: April 1969)
Jeff waits in his Vauxhall whilst Marty checks the National Records
archive to see what has been taken (Redeveloped).
Battersea Park, The Parade
GIDEON’S WAY: The Rhyme and the Reason (John
Gilling: August 1964)
Winnie (Carol White) meets Bill Rose (Alan
Rothwell).at Battersea Park.
Peggy Wilson (Jill May Meredith) witnesses the
argument and decides to
catch Bill on the rebound. Later the body of the murdered Winifred
Norton is discovered.
(Identified by Jaz Wiseman, July 2005)
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
The Bridge (Pat
Jackson: ??)
McGill drives his Hillman to Albert Bridge.
THE BARON: Epitaph for a Hero (John
Moxey:
October 1965)
Fun Fair where the gang plan their robbery.
THE SAINT: The Organisation Man (Leslie
Norman: February 1968)
Simon Templar passes his initiation test when he shoots Mr. Spode
(Norman Bird) as he is walking by the Thames.
(Identified by Wyn Roberts, June 2000)
THE PROFESSIONALS:
Lawson’s Last Stand
(Ian Sharp: 1981)
As a man practices with a javelin Lawson enters the park and starts to
set up his equipment. Later Bodie (Lewis Collins),
Ray Doyle (Martin
Shaw) and George Cowley (Gordon Jackson)
arrive together with an army
unit. Cowley discusses tactics with an Army Major (Prentis
Hancock) and
the Professor (Allan Mitchell).
Battersea Park Fun Fair (demolished)
THE SAINT: Iris (John Gilling:
August 1964)
Inspector Teal and The Saint park by the entrance to the Fun Fair and
watch Hardy leave a package in a waste basket. The package is switched
in an accident after the waste basket is emptied and The Saint leaves
in a taxi.
(Spotted by Sam Denham, September 2000)
GIDEON'S WAY: The Rhyme and the Reason (John
Gilling: 1965)
Commander Gideon declines his son’s suggestion that they visit the
fun-fair.
THE BARON: Epitaph for a Hero (John
Moxey:
October 1965)
The villains hide out is in the London fun fair.
THE CHAMPIONS: The Silent Enemy (Robert
Asher:
April 1967)
Sharon, Craig and Richard enjoy all the fun of the fair.
THE PRISONER: The Girl Who Was Death (David
Tomblin: November 1967)
The secret agent visits a fairground.
JOURNEY TO THE UNKNOWN
(1968)
The fairground is seen in the opening title sequence, concentrating on
the Water Chute.
Films:
THE DAY THE EARTH CAUGHT FIRE
(1961)
THE WRONG ARM OF THE LAW
(1962)
Bridge Wharf, Battersea (redeveloped round Hester Road)
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Just For
the Record (Jeremy Summers: April 1969)
Early morning in London, Pargiter and Lords Dorking and Surrey rehearse
their robbery in the old Phillips, Mills and Co. Ltd. waste paper
factory.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, May 2009)
Clapham Junction Station
THE PROTECTORS:
The Bodyguards (Don
Chaffey: 1972)
Harry Rule waits on Platform 8 with the dog George for his instructions.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, November 2001)
Culvert Road
GIDEON’S WAY: The Rhyme and the Reason (John
Gilling: August 1964)
Inspector Keen is searching for Mary Rose in his squad car and decides
that they should turn round and retrace their steps (driving
past The
British Flag, 103 Culvert Road). Fred Norton (Edward
Evans) peruse Mary
Rose (Jo Robottom) through a railway underpass,
Keen is not far behind.
(Identified by Stephen Carter, August 2007)
GIDEON’S WAY: Big Fish, Little Fish (Cyril
Frankel: October 1964)
Police cars patrol the streets (passing The British Flag, 103
Culvert
Road) looking for ‘Happy’ Roden.
THE SAINT: The Man Who Could not Die
(Roger Moore, May
1965)
Nigel Perry gives chase the blackmailer (Richard Wyler)
on
his bike driving Simon’s Volvo. The blackmailer tries to escape down a
narrow tunnel, but the Volvo follows.
(Identified by Stephen Carter, August 2007)
Culvert Place
GIDEON’S WAY: The Rhyme and the Reason (John
Gilling, August 1964)
Fred Norton (Edward Evans) chases Mary Rose (Jo
Robottom) nearer the
railway. Mary tries to get help from the passing motorcycle gang led by
Rod Jenkins (Clive Coilin Bowler). Chief Inspector
Keen’s (Alexander
Davion) squad car is in the area almost immediately and they
try to cut
the pair off.
(Identified by Stephen Carter, August 2007)
GIDEON’S WAY: The Millionaire’s Daughter
(Cyril Frankel: April 1965)
Gideon suspects that the girl is being help in a room in London, near
trains. This turns out to be workshop in the railway arches at
Battersea. They take fake Erica Townsend (Georgina Ward)
there and
Gideon (John Gregson) and Keen (Alexander
Davion) attempt to rescue the
girl with her help.
Doddington Road (Demolished)
GIDEON’S WAY: The Rhyme and the Reason (John
Gilling: August 1964)
Winifred Norton (Carol White) rushes home (No.21)
after having a row
with Bill Rose. After an argument with her stepfather Winifred dashes
out of the house watched by her mother (Clare Kelly).
Later Mrs. Norton
watches for her daughter as a group of rockers led by Rod Jenkins
(Clive Coilin Bowler) walks past after leaving the
pub. Once she has
spoken to her brother Mary Rose (Jo Robottom) waits
for a chance to
have a look round Winifred’s room. She watches from across the road and
when Mrs. Norton leaves she enters the house. When she is discovered by
Fred Norton (Edward Evans), Mary Rose (Jo
Robottom) runs from the
Norton’s house in to the back alleyway. Fred follows in hot pursuit
(passing Peg's Store on the corner of Doddington
Road/Longhedge Road).
Summoned by Mary, Chief Inspector Keen arrives with three policemen in
a squad car.
(Identified by Stephen Carter, August 2007)
Lavender Hill
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
Jigsaw Man (Charles
Frend: February/March 1967)
McGill (Richard Bradford) and Silvio (Paul
Bertoya) leave the police
station after being interviewed.
Parkgate Road
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Money to
Burn (Ray Austin: January 1969)
Jeff is parked up watches from his car as the money being unloaded
(opposite 40 Parkgate Road).He backs into a side
street to avoid the
police (Worfield Street).
Queenstown Road
GIDEON’S WAY: The Rhyme and the Reason (John
Gilling, August 1964)
Chief Inspector Keen’s squad car races towards the railway sidings in
an attempt to save Mary Rose (Road to Battersea from
Queenstown Road,
51°28'57.97"N 0° 8'57.98"W, covered when road widened).
Rowditch Lane (redeveloped)
GIDEON’S WAY: The Rhyme and the Reason (John Gilling, August 1964)Westland Heliport, Lombard Road
THE NEW AVENGERS:
Sleeper
(Graeme Clifford: September 1976)
Professor Marco, who is to demonstrate S-95, arrives here by helicopter.
Smugglers Way (Fairfield Street)
Photo: Alan Field
STRANGE REPORT:
Report No.2475 - REVENGE: 'When a
man hates' (Charles Crichton: November 1968)
After stealing a gun James Hanson (Julian Glover)
returns to the new
flat he has rented (Fairfield Street - a new link
road
between Armoury Way and Wandsworth Bridge has been built, Swandon Way,
which has wiped out part of Fairfield Street and all the buildings have
been demolished. The remaining stretch of road has been re-named
Smugglers Way and all that is left from the 1960s view is the railway
bridge).
(Identified by Alan Field, August 2007)
THE PROTECTORS:
Blockbuster (Jeremy
Summers: 1973)
Villains wait at a roadblock for their consignment of car parts to be
checked. The constable recognises the crushed van and signals to his
partner before letting the truck through.
(Identified by Mike Saunders, October 2004)
Tonsley Hill
THE PROTECTORS:
Blockbuster (Jeremy
Summers: 1973)
The truck carrying the car parts is followed to a road junction
(Tonsley Hill/Tonsley Place) by an unmarked police
car. The police car
drives into a side street (Tonsley Place) where
another is waiting to
continue the chase.
Wandsworth High Street
THE PROTECTORS:
Blockbuster (Jeremy
Summers: 1973)
Police cars continue to search nearby roads for the van after the
robbery at Saunders’ Chemical Works (police cars drive past
South Thames College).
(Identified by Mike Saunders, October 2004)
Wandsworth Prison
STRANGE REPORT:
Report 2475 Revenge: 'When a Man
Hates' (Charles Crichton: 1967)
Jimmy Hanson (Julian Glover) leaves the prison by
the main front
entrance and is met by his wife Mary (Rosemary Leach).
(Source: Jaz Wiseman January 2000)
York Road
THE PROTECTORS:
Blockbuster (Jeremy
Summers: 1973)
A call goes out to the Police reporting the robbery at Saunders’
Chemical Works and a patrol car responds.
(Identified by Mike Saunders, June 2005)
Church Road
THE SAINT: Paper Chase (Leslie
Norman
August 1966)
Simon Templar meets Major Carter at the All England Lawn Tennis and
Croquet Club where they discuss Eric Redman.
Marryat Road
Photos: Alan Field
THE NEW AVENGERS:
The Three Handed Game
(Ray Austin: 1976)
After the two Russians make their escape from the embassy building in
their Jaguar Larry gives chase on his motorbike.
(Identified by Alan Field, June 2008)
Peek Crescent
THE NEW AVENGERS:
The Three Handed Game
(Ray Austin: 1976)
Gambit (Gareth Hunt) and Purdey (Joanna
Lumley) steak out the embassy
building where Juventor (David Greif) and Colonel
Meroff (Terry Wood)
are plotting their next move. They are joined by Larry (Michael
Petrovitch) in his white van. The two Russians make their
escape in a
green Jaguar and Larry gives chase.
(Identified by Alan Field, May 2009)
Russell Road
THE NEW AVENGERS:
The Three-Handed Game
(Ray Austin: 1976)
Purdey (Joanna Lumley) arrives at the theatre (Wimbledon
Theatre) with
Masgard (Gary Raymond). Juventor/Tap Ransom (David
Wood) and Ivan (Tony
Vogel) arrive soon after. Later Steed (Patrick
Macnee) in his Jaguar,
Gambit (Gareth Hunt) in his XJs and Purdey in her
MGB all arrive to
confront Juventor.
(Source: Trad.)
Films:
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA
(1962)
Bank Lane
THE NEW AVENGERS:
To Catch a Rat (James
Hill: Summer 1976)
Steed (Patrick Macnee) watches from the college as
Gilpin is attacked
by Gunner. Quaintance (Robert Fleming) and Steed
rush out to help.
Priory Hospital, Roehampton
THE NEW AVENGERS:
To Catch a Rat (James
Hill: Summer 1976)
While in the Jaguar, Purdey (Joanna Lumley) asks
Steed (Patrick Macnee)
and Gambit (Gareth Hunt) if they would
like to know how she
knew about the scar on Cromwell's leg (as they pass the Bank
of England
sports ground).
Roehampton Polo Club (now The Roehampton Club), Roehampton Lane
THE SAINT: The Man Who Could not Die
(Roger Moore, May 1965)
Simon Templar is at a polo match where he is to meet Nigel Perry. They
watch as Miles Hallin scores a point (newsreel footage,
transposed left
to right).
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