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N1: Elstree and Borehamwood Station, Shenley Road, Borehamwood
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: Jailbreak
(Pennington Richards: 1958)
As the train pulls into the station, Doris (Denny Dayvis)
gets out with the stolen wallet
and runs across the track as the train sets off again. Joe Green (Dermot
Walsh) chases after her.
DANGER MAN:
The Sanctuary
(Charles Frend:
1959)
An express flashes through Glen Doon station, allowing Drake to make
his escape
HERE COME THE DOUBLE
DECKERS!: Tiger
Takes Off
(Harry Booth: 1969)
Tiger (Debbie Russ), unable to steer the
hovercraft, crashes into Albert
(Melvyn Hayes) and carries him off. Soon Scooper (Peter
Firth), Spring
(Brinsley
Forde),
Billie (Gillian Bailey), Brains (Michael Audreson),
Doughnut (Douglas Simmonds)
and
Sticks (Bruce Clark) catch up with them.
N3: The Borehamwood Retail Estate, Theobald Street, Borehamwood
INSPECTOR MORSE:
Driven to Distraction
(Sandy Johnson:
1989)
Morse (John Thaw) and Lewis (Kevin Whately)
wait outside Safeway's in
Sergeant Maitland's (Mary Jo Randle) car in order
to find out how easy
it would be for their quarry to pick a victim.
Clarendon Road
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: Bank Raid
(Ralph Smart: 1958)
Brady and Sally force Williams (Brian Rawlinson)
and Crowther
(Willoughby Goddard)
off Clarendon Road just as the police arrive. Brady puts the cash from
the raid
into the villains' car before taking Sally (Deborah Watling)
home.
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: The Rocket
(Quentin Lawrence: 1959)
The articulated truck with the rocket on board careers down Clarendon
Road as
Brady wrestles with Reitter
in the cab. The truck narrowly misses a police car and crashes into the
kerb.
The police leave to arrest the rest of the gang as Brady hands Reitter
to the Det.
Inspector (Robert Raglan).
THE SAINT:
The Well Meaning Mayor
(Jeremy Summers:
1963)
Hackett's Renault drives away from Templar’s hotel (along the slip road
between
Grosvenor Road and Clarendon Road). He approaches a road junction (driving
along Cardinal Avenue towards Shenley Road) when a van starts
to pull in
front of him. Hackett swerves and breaks.
THE SAINT:
The Scorpion
(Roy Baker: December 1963)
”Long Harry” Garret (Philip Latham) is being
chased through London by a
thug on a motorbike. He spots a phone box and crosses the road (from
corner
of Grosvenor Road). After entering the phone box he calls
Simon Templar for
help.
THE HUMAN JUNGLE:
Dual Control
(Roy Baker: ???)
Jane Falcon (Annette Andre) is foiled from jumping
the queue at a bus
stop and throws herself under a taxi when she finds herself unable to
get on a
full bus (by Clarendon Road).
GIDEON’S WAY:
The State Visit
(John Moxey:
August 1964)
Commander Gideon (John Gregson)
and Detective Chief Inspector David Keen (Alexander Davion)
find a television outside
broadcast van to help them search for Max Fischer (Shenley
Road seen from inside the studios).
(Identified by Alan Field, May 2009)
DANGER MAN:
Whatever Happened to
George Foster (Don
Chaffey: November 1964)
John Drake makes his escape in a stolen police car.
GIDEONS WAY:
Gang War(Quentin
Lawrence - January/February 1965)
Henry Waldo (Frederick Bartman)
and Lollo
Romano (Jane Merrow)
leave the restaurant in Dean Street (The Grosvenor Hotel)
and are seen
by Cowboy (James Chase).
THE AVENGERS:
Quick-Quick Slow Death
(James Hill:
October 1965)
Willi
Fehr (Michael
Peake)
pushes his pram across the high street.
THE AVENGERS:
Epic
(James Hill: February 1967)
Mrs.Peel
(Diana
Rigg) is driven (west along Shenley Road then down
Theobald Street and
east towards Cowley Hill) in Kirby's taxi.
THE AVENGERS:
Something Nasty in the
Nursery (James
Hill: March 1967)
Gordon (Trevor Bannister)plants a baby bouncer in
the car of Sir George
Collins (Patrick Newell) parked in the car park at
the rear of his
apartment (Studio 70 Cinema, which stood directly in front of
the ABP
Studios before it was demolished). Once the the
ball is planted he return to his
blue Mini van and a figure dressed as a nanny gets out of the rear. Mrs
Peel (Diana
Rigg)
arrives
looking for Sir George when Gordon (Trevor Bannister)
intervenes
by trying
to run Mrs Peel down in the Van. She escapes into the back door of the
apartment block watches as the nanny leaps into the van as it drives
off. She
finds Sir George in his car behaving very strangely.After leaving the
shop of
J.W. Martin and Son and Son and Son, the mysterious nanny steps into
the Mini
van which drives off just as Steed arrives in his Bentley (directly
opposite
the doors of the Studio 70 Cinema on Brook Road).
THE SAINT:
When Spring is Sprung
(Jim O'Connoly:
March
1967)
Peter Quentin (Harvey Ashby) posing as Simon
Templar visits a local
supermarket (between Whitehouse Avenue and Cardinal Avenue)
in the
Volvo. On the pretext of buying bread he changes places with the real
Saint who
is waiting inside. Quentin has been followed by a policeman (Brian
Mosley)
who does not notice the switch.
THE SAINT:
The Best Laid Schemes
(John Moxey:
May 1967)
Simon Templar follows John Everett's (Fulton Mackay)
Jaguar in his Volvo
down the high street and turns left past a church into the car park (redeveloped)
where he has a meeting with Ballard (Godffrey
Quigley).
THE CHAMPIONS:
The Experiment
(Cyril Frankel: June 1967)
The men following Sharron lose her and one (Julian Strange)
phones in
their report from a call box.
THE CHAMPIONS:
The Night People
(Robert Asher: June
1967)
Craig (Stuart Damon) foils a raid on Lloyd's Bank
by stealing a
villain's gun.
THE PRISONER:
The Girl Who Was Death
(David Tomblin:
November
1967)
The secret agent (Patrick McGoohan)
gets his mission from Potter (Christopher Benjamin),
posing as a shoe
black (in shop doorway corner of Grosvenor Road and Shenley
Road) and
then goes to the Magnum Record shop, watched by the woman in white
(Justine
Lord).
THE CHAMPIONS:
Autokill
(Roy Ward Baker: Early 1968)
The photographs shown to the drugged Richard depict Klein (Paul
Eddington)
being
'killed' on the high street.
DEPARTMENT S:
Handicap Dead
(John Gilling:
Summer 1968)
Sullivan (Joel Fabiani)
watches Eddie Curtis (Neil McCallum) leave the post
office and follows
him into a cafe opposite and questions him about the break-in and
murder, until
Eddie makes a run for it and is kidnapped at the roadside.
DEPARTMENT S:
Last Train to
Redbridge (John
Gilling:
1968)
Jason talks to a taxi driver about the London Underground employee he
picked up
at Redbridge (back projection looking East opposite near the
Post Office).
THE SAINT:
Where the Money Is
(Roger Moore: Summer
1968)
Simon Templar is taken by a mysterious girl in a limousine on a
nocturnal trip
to a deserted film studio.
THE SAINT:
The World Beater
(Leslie Norman: Summer
1968)
Simon Templar and Kay Collingwood race along Elstree Way at the start
of the
rally, seen in the back projection.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: A Sentimental Journey
(Leslie Norman: July 1968)
After escaping from Sam Seymour Jeff is picked up by the police in a
car which
is waiting for him (on Cardinal Avenue). The car
drives up to a junction
(with Shenley Road which appears on back projection).
The car drives
along a small road ( the
road that runs parallel with Shenley Road then doubles back along the
main road
and past the junction with Cardinal Avenue, at the same time the back
projection for Jeff's side of the car is several sequences of a journey
from
west to east along Shenley Road). Jeff is picked up a second
time by the
police (on Clarendon Road, the back projection is of the
route around the
corner onto Shenley Road).
Drayton Road
THE AVENGERS:
They Keep Killing Steed
(Robert Fuest:
August 1968)
Bruno (William Ellis) drives to deliver the cases
containing face moulds
to two agents staying at addresses on Drayton Road.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]:
It's Supposed to be Thicker
Than Water (Leslie Norman: Autumn 1968)
Looking for Johnny Cracken
Jeff talks to a contact outside Sainsbury's supermarket (91-97
Shenley
Road). He also visits a branch of Joe Coral's betting shop (110
Shenley
Road).
JOURNEY TO THE
UNKNOWN: Do
Me A Favor
and Kill Me (Gerry
O'Hara: 1968)
Whilst walking through a busy street Jeff Wheeler (Joseph
Cotton) steps into
the road and is nearly hit by a speeding car that appears to have been
following him.
Grosvenor Road
THE AVENGERS:
Love All (Peter
Sykes: November 1968)
Steed goes to a meeting with Mother under a manhole in Grosvenor Road.
DEPARTMENT S:
Les Fleurs
du Mal (Cyril Frankel: 1969)
Jason and Annabelle are staking out Vabour’s
flat when they see Stacey leave and they follow.
Later Jason goes back to stake out the building alone.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Money to Burn
(Ray Austin: Early 1969)
Jeff (Mike Pratt) visits the supermarket to demand an unpaid fee from
the
manager and storms out in disgust.
HERE COME THE DOUBLE DECKERS!:Tiger Takes Off
(Harry Booth: 1969)
The hovercraft runs down the road out of control.
HERE COME THE DOUBLE
DECKERS!: Invaders
From Space (Jeremy
Summers: 1969)
The invading spacemen attempt to conquer the high street both in their
van and
on foot.
HERE COME THE DOUBLE
DECKERS!: The
Pop Singer
(Harry Booth: 1969)
Albert (Melvyn Hayes) hands out flyers for the
Cool Cavalier's concert
but is pursued by a policeman (Ivor
Salter).
HERE COME THE DOUBLE
DECKERS!: A
Helping Hound
(Jeremy Summers: 1969)
Mr. Primble
(Graham
Stark) arrives at Mrs Vickers' (Nora Nicholson)
house (on
Clarendon Road) to inspect it. Scooper (Peter
Firth), Spring
(Brinsley
Forde),
Billie (Gillian Bailey), Brains (Michael Audreson),
Doughnut (Douglas Simmonds),
Sticks (Bruce Clark) and Tiger (Debbie
Russ) watch as Mr Primble
attempts to
leave in one piece. Later Tiger finds a stray dog on the street.
DEPARTMENT S:
A Fish Out of Water
(Cyril Frankel:
April 1969)
The customs officer recognises Jason King (Peter Wyngarde)
from a photograph in Takla’s
collection
(standing outside a bank opposite the studios). There is also a shot of
Stewart
Sullivan (Joel Fabiani)
by a telephone box (probably the one by the studio main
entrance).
THE PROTECTORS:
Thinkback
(Cyril Frankel: 1972)
Harry and The Contessa
race through twilight streets to the film studio where Frank Dilling
is hiding.
As they are in an ambulance Harry uses the siren to clear a path
through the
busy streets.
THE PROTECTORS:
The Insider (Don
Leaver: 1973)
The Contessa
(Nyree
Dawn Porter)
jumps into a taxi in order to follow Smith's car as he leaves the
studios with
the ransom money.
THE PROFESSIONALS:
Cry Wolf
(Phil Meheux:
1981)
Bodie
(Lewis Collins) drives Doyle (Martin Shaw)
in his Ford to meet with
Susan Grant at the beginning of their assignment.
Television:
GHOST SQUAD:
It Won’t be a Stylish Marriage (1961)
AUF WIEDERSEHEN, PET
(1983)
ALEXEI SAYLE'S STUFF
(1989)
GRANGE HILL (1991)
Films:
I THANK A FOOL (1962)
ON THE BUSES (1971)
DIGBY, THE BIGGEST DOG
IN THE WORLD
(1973)
PERCY'S PROGRESS
(1974)
N5: Associated British Elstree Studios, Shenley Road, Borehamwood (partly demolished)
This half of the studios has been demolished
THE SAINT:
Marcia
(John Krish:
1963)
Simon Templar (Roger Moore) arrives at the National
Picture Corporation
Studios in his Volvo and enters. He returns after a few days, and then
later
with actress Claire Avery (Samantha Eggar).
THE SAINT:
The Well Meaning Mayor
(Jeremy Summers:
1963)
A van pulls up by the Studio entrance, forcing a collision with
Hackett's car. Hacket
(Norman
Bird) and Maxin
(David Morrel)
get into a fight, until a policeman intervenes.
THE SAINT:
Staring the Saint
(James Hill: 1963)
Simon Templar (Roger Moore) arrives at the studios
in his Volvo. The
next day Inspector Teal (Wensley
Pithey)
arrives at the studio in a police Wolseley.
THE SAINT:
The Revolution Racket
(Pat Jackson:
April/May 1964)
Doris Inkler
(Suzanne
Lloyd) leaves a restaurant and is forced into a cab by the Enriques
Brothers (Peter
Arne and Michael Godfrey), as Francisco (Reginald
Jessup) watches.
THE SAINT:
The Man Who Liked Toys
(John Gilling:
June 1964)
At the Costello and Hammel
factory, Duggan (David Lodge) holds a union
meeting by the main gate He
is waiting by his bike when Enstone
(John Bascomb)
and Fowler (Maurice Kaufmann) arrive in Enston's
Bentley, followed by The
Saint's Volvo. After Enstone
enters the research section,
Fowler drives away followed by Duggan. Fowler
returns to the
building and meets Enstone
and Hammel
(John
Paul). Later that night Simon Tempter (Roger Moore)
returns to the
factory in his Volvo with Claire wheeler, climbs over the gate and
enters the
building. Claire drives off in the Volvo as Costello (Inigo
Jackson) and Hanimel
arrive at the factory in a
Rover and enter the building Hammil
later returns from the building armed with a gun, shooting at the
pursuing
Templar until he runs out of bullets. He and Templar then fight until
Inspector
Teal (Ivor
Dean) and Claire (Rosemary Reede)
arrive with a squad of policemen
THE SAINT:
The Hi-Jackers
(David Eaby:
June/July 1964)
Extensively featured as the American base.
THE SAINT:
The Golden Frog
(John Moxey
Nov/Dec 1964)
From his hotel Simon Templar sees a taxi drive off.
GIDEON’S WAY:
How to Retire Without
Really Working
(George Pollock: November/December 1964)
Robert Gresham (Eric Barker) goes to stake out the offices of Mitchell
Plastics
Ltd. for a robbery. The policeman tailing him thinks he’s there for a
legitimate job.
THE SAINT:
The Crime of the
Century (John Gilling:
Janury
1965)
The International Chemicals, European Research Division building where
Betty Tregrath
works.
Later this is also the mint where Simon arrives at the gates in a van
with the
leaders of the gang and attack
the guards with gas bombs. The rest of the gang arrive in and enter the
mint
through the open gates unopposed. As they leave, Rexhel's
men gas the other members of
the gang and shoot their accomplices at the gate.
THE BARON:
Samurai West
(John Moxey:
July 1965)
Yasugi
(Larry
White) breaks into the Reflexo
Glass & Mirrors Ltd. factory to kill Sterling. Mannering (Steve
Forrest)
arrives in his Jensen with David (Paul Ferris) and
Samantha (Jeanne
Boland) but the guard, Simpson (Royston Tickner),
refuses them entry.
THE AVENGERS:
How to Succeed ... at
Murder (Don
Leaver: February 1966)
Mary Merryweather
(Sarah Lawson) leaves her offices after work and is
followed by Mrs Peel
(Diana Rigg)
as she drives to her keep-fit class.
THE SAINT:
The Reluctant
Revolution (Leslie Norman:
April/May 1966)
Simon Templar (Roger Moore) watches as Diane
(Jennie Linden) leaves he
hotel. Later he returns with Vargs
(Peter Halliday)
to retrieve Diane's passport from her hotel room.
THE BARON: The Maze
(Jeremy Summers: June 1966)
Cordelia
(Sue Lloyd) arrives at Ardenstone
Hospital in her DAF to check on Mannering's recovery.
THE SAINT:
Locate and Destroy
(Leslie Norman: July
1966)
Karsh (Victor Beaumont) arrives at a Lima hospital
in a Jeep with Merkin
(Harvey
Hall) looking for Salter. After finding that Salter has died
they see Simon
(Roger Moore) and Maria (Francesca Annis)
leave the hospital and
decide to follow.
THE BARON:
Countdown
(Robert Asher: October 1966)
Mannering (Steve Forrest) and Cordelia
(Sue Lloyd) arrive at the Trans-Anglo Film Studios in the Jensen. Arkin
Morley's white
Rover leaves the studios later.
THE CHAMPIONS:
The Silent Enemy (Robert
Asher: April
1967)
As an ambulance leaves the NATO naval base gates, Stanton (Paul
Maxwell) goes
to make a 'phone call before Sharron (Alexandra Bastedo)
arrives. Admiral Parker
(Warren Stanhope) is stopped by reporters as his car leaves
the base.
THE CHAMPIONS:
The Search
(Leslie Norman: April 1967)
Haller (John Woodvine)
arrives at the gates of the NATO naval base.
THE AVENGERS:
The £50,000 Breakfast
(Robert Day: July
1967)
Steed (Patrick Macnee) and Mrs Peel (Diana
Rigg)
arrive in the Bentley at the
hospital to check on Dusty Rhodes.
THE AVENGERS:
The Curious Case of
the Countless Clues
(Don Sharp: January 1968)
Earle (Anthony Bate) and Gardiner (Kenneth
Cope) collect their
'evidence' as Flanders (Edward de Souza) leaves the
underground car
park.
THE CHAMPIONS:
Autokill(Roy
Ward Baker:
Early 1968)
Klein (Paul Eddington)
drops Brading
off back at Nemesis HQ and later collects Tremayne
(Anthony Nicolls)
to
identify his stolen case. Richard (William Gaunt)
has his wallet stolen
by Barka
(Eric
Pohlmann)
and
is later collected by Klein, but Craig (Stuart Damon)
and Sharron (Alexandra
Bastedo)
follow.
THE AVENGERS:
Whoever Shot Poor
George Oblique Stroke XR40?
(Cyril Frankel: April 1968)
A security guard patrols The Ministry of Technology, Cybernetics and
Computer
Division, administration building.
THE SAINT:
The Double Take
(Leslie Norman: Spring
1968)
After seeing Patroclos'
car leave his Athens office, Simon (Roger Moore), Eugene
Patroclos
(Gregorie
Aslan)
and
Annabel (Kate O'Mara) race down to the front of the
building and get
into a car to follow the first.
DEPARTMENT S:
The Trojan Tanker
(Ray Austin: Summer
1968)
The tanker drives through the gates of OrlyAirport,
Paris.
THE AVENGERS:
Wish You Were Here
(Don Chaffey:
September 1968)
Steed (Patrick Macnee) and Tara (Linda
Thorson) sit in Steed's
yellow Rolls outside the office of Tara's Uncle Charles.
DEPARTMENT S:
Last Train to
Redbridge (John
Gilling:
Late 1968)
Annabelle Hurst is waiting for Stewart Sullivan in a car outside
Draper’s
office when she recognises two men who arrive by car Clark (Derek
Newark), and Rogers
(Harvey Hall).
(Spotted by Paul Stroud, October 2012)
DEPARTMENT S:
Soup of the Day
(Leslie Norman: Spring
1969)
Jason King (Peter Wyngarde)
arrives to climb the fence of Ramos & Ca. Lda.
Ramos (David Healy) and Segres
(Peter
Arne) enter the building with heavies, and when Segres
departs Jason follows him.
HERE COME THE DOUBLE
DECKERS!: Robbie
The Robot
(Harry Booth: 1969)
The Double Deckers'
robot knocks golf balls into Mr. Parson's garden (cottage by
studio gates).
Tiger (Debbie Russ) loses her tiger over the garden
wall and provokes
Parson (Frank Thornton) into calling in a policeman
(Ivor
Salter). Scooper
(Peter Firth), Brains (Michael Audreson)
and Sticks (Bruce
Clark) send the robot in to fetch the tiger. Later all the
gang, including
Spring (Brinsley
Forde), Billie (Gillian Bailey) and
Doughnut (Douglas Simmonds),
arrive at Century Television Studios for a recording of Inventors Club.
HERE COME THE DOUBLE
DECKERS!: Starstruck
(Harry Booth: 1969)
Scooper (Peter Firth), Spring (Brinsley
Forde), Billie (Gillian
Bailey), Brains (Michael Audreson),
Doughnut (Douglas Simmonds),
Sticks (Bruce Clark)
and Tiger (Debbie Russ) wait by the gates of Century Film Studios for
autographs. Although the security guards (David Lodge, Hugh
Walters)
tell them off, when Zizi
Bagor
(Liz
Fraser) loses her dog at the gates they are soon in demand.
HERE COME THE DOUBLE
DECKERS!: A
Helping Hound (Jeremy
Summers: 1969)
Scooper (Peter Firth), Spring (Brinsley
Forde), Billie (Gillian
Bailey), Brains (Michael Audreson),
Doughnut (Douglas Simmonds)
and Sticks (Bruce
Clark) try to earn some money by doing odd jobs around a
house. Tiger (Debbie
Russ) arrives with a dog she has found and causes havoc.
JASON KING:
An Author in Search of
Two Characters
(Cyril Frankel: 1970)
Jason arrives at the film studios and pulls up outside Stage 8. Later, Eve
(Sue Lloyd) leaves the studios in her car, and is followed by
Claire.
THE PROTECTORS:
Thinkback
(Cyril Frankel: 1972)
Harry (Robert Vaughn) and the Contessa
(Nyree
Dawn Porter) arrive in an ambulance at the
deserted film studios where Wilson (Ian Hendry) and
Peters (Keith
Bell) are hunting their prey.
THE PROTECTORS:
A Kind of Wild Justice
(Jeremy Summers:
1972)
Paul (Tony Anholt)
chases after the girl who shot Harry after she tries to kill him a
second time,
but loses her in the hospital car park.
THE PROTECTORS:
The Big Hit
(Roy Ward Baker: 1972)
Chino drives Paul and the Contessa
to the Howard Swimwear factory.
THE PROTECTORS: WAM Part Two
(Jeremy Summers: 1973)
Commissioner Braun (Olaf Pooley)
arrives at the cable car station in a police car. Monica
Davies (Jill
Townsend) arrives at the Hotel Rothauser
and is followed in by the Contessa
(Nyree
Dawn Porter).
THE PROTECTORS:
Zeke's Blues (Jeremy
Summers: 1973)
Harry Rule (Robert Vaughan) arrives at the Gunter
Hotel to collect the Contessa.
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Diplomat’s Daughter
(Charles
Crichton: 1978)
Simon Templar (Ian Ogilvy) and Marie de la Garde
(Lynn Dalby)
arrive at Calais in Simon’s
Jaguar. Simon goes to check the ferry and sees the Rolls Royce driven
by Louis (Artro
Morris).
He also sees an argument between Michel (Weston Gavin)
and Louis after a
gendarme (Jeremy Anthony) inspects the car.
Shriver (Karl Held)
watches from his car. Later Simon helps the Customs officers (Stanley
McGeagh
and Stacy
Davis) as they search the Rolls. After no drugs are found in
the car Marie
drives off in Simon’s jaguar. Fortunately Simon has attached a homing
device
and follows on his motorbike, ST2.
INSPECTOR MORSE:
Driven to Distraction
(Sandy Johnson:
1989)
Morse (John Thaw) and Lewis (Kevin Whately)
follow a potential attack
victim to Thames Valley Criminal Records Office in Sergeant Maitland's (Mary
Jo Randle) car. They find out from the security guard at the
gate (Murray
Ewan) that their assumptions were wrong.
PULASKI: The Fictional Detective
(Christopher King: Spring
1987)
Jerome (Rolf Saxon) and Larry Summers (David
Andrews) travel
around the roundabout in front of the Cannon Elstree Studios in their Cadilac
and drive up
Shenley Road.
Films:
ON THE BUSES
(1971)
MAN ABOUT THE HOUSE
(1974)
THE MAN FROM INTERPOL:
All The Dead Were
Harrisons (1960)
A stranger calls on Mrs Harrison and kills her.
THE HUMAN JUNGLE:
Skeleton in the
Cupboard (Roy Baker:
June 1964)
Dr. Corder
drives past some thatched cottages (on Green Street)
on his way to see
Dr. Fisher.
DANGER MAN:
Whatever Happened to
George Foster? (Don
Chaffey: November 1964)
John Drake (Patrick McGoohan)
goes to the Taylor Car Hire Company to enquire about George Foster. He
talks to
Stan (Brian Anderson) and Ben (Bill Cortell)
and is offered directions
by a motorcyclist who drives away with Drake.
THE SAINT:
The Smart Detective
(John Moxey:
February 1965)
Swann and Miller are manning a check point near Maidenhead and call
Peter
Corrio when Templar’s Volvo passes.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, November 2014)
JOURNEY TO THE
UNKNOWN: Miss
Belle (Robert
Stevens: Autumn 1968)
Drake (George Maharis)
steals some money from a car outside a pub and then enters. After
getting a job
with Miss Weston (Barbara Jefford)
he drives her into the village. Whist waiting for a bus Drake takes the
opportunity to steal a shirt from a village shop, but he is seen by a
girl (Adrienne
Posta).
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
Yesterday's Hero
(Roy Ward Baker: 1978)
Disket
(Tony
Vogel) parks his Land Rover at the side of the road and Roy Gates (Ian
Hendry)
climbs out to post a letter.
N7: Oaklands College, Elstree Way, Borehamwood
UFO: Confetti Check A-O.K. (David
Lane: November 1969)
Straker's
American saloon car pulls up at the entrance.
N8: GEC Marconi Borehamwood/GPT Borehamwood, Elstree Way, Borehamwood
THE PRISONER:
Do Not Forsake Me Oh
My Darling (Pat
Jackson: August 1967)
'The Colonel' (Nigel Stock) is taken in the
continual lifts up to see
Sir Charles by Villiers (James Bree).
When he leaves later to search for Seltzman,
he is
followed by Potter (Frederic Abbott).
THE PROTECTORS:
A Kind of Wild Justice
(Jeremy Summers:
1972)
Harry (Robert Vaughn)and The Contessa
(Nyree
Dawn Porter) go to see George Soaper
(Barry
Stanton)at his garage (Opposite GEC Building
between Elstree Way/Rowley
Lane) to find out whom he rented a car.
N9: The Thatched
Barn Hotel/Elstree Moat House, Rowley Lane, Borehamwood (demolished)
51°39'24.95"N, 0°15'0.80"W
THE SAINT:
The Miracle Tea Party
(Roger Moore:
March 1964)
Dr. Sandberg off the dual carriageway in his Rover after kidnapping
Geraldine
McLeod.
THE SAINT:
Lida
(Leslie Norman: June 1964)
Lida
Verity (Jeanne
Moody) arrives at Captain Kidd's nightclub in her Jaguar and
enters the
building after being greeted by Bosun (Barry
Keegan.) Soon afterwards, Simon
Templar (Roger Moore) arrives in his Volvo with
Joan Wingate (Erica
Rogers), and after speaking to Bosun
they also enter the club, later they leave the building,
and speaks to Bosun
again, who finds a monogrammed handkerchief in Lida's
car as they drive away; That
night Templar
and Bosun
return to confront the manager.
THE BARON:
The Seven Eyes of
Night (Robert Asher:
April 1966)
Cordelia
(Sue
Lloyd) follows Jeff Walker (Jeremy Brett) to a hotel in the
Baron's Jensen.
Cordelia
(Sue
Lloyd) enters to make a telephone call but when she returns
she finds
Jeff's car gone.
THE PRISONER:
The Girl Who Was Death
(David Tomblin:
November
1967)
The danger man arrives at his local in his Lotus Elan.
DEPARTMENT S:
The Trojan Tanker
(Ray Austin: Summer
1968)
When the Department develops a role of film found in the late Veronica
Bray's
(Patricia Haines) room, the pictures produced show her
standing by the
hotel pool.
DEPARTMENT S:
The Treasure Of The
Costa Del Sol (John Gilling:
1968)
Jason King (Peter Wyngarde)
goes to a Marbella hotel to interview Anita (Olivia Hamlett)
about Thorn.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Could You Recognise the Man
Again? (Jeremy Summers: Spring 1969)
A murder takes place in the car park of the hotel where Jeff and
Jeannie attend
a party.
DEPARTMENT S:
The Bones of Byrom
Blain (Paul Dickson:
1969)
Jason goes to investigate The Nag's Head restaurant as he retraces
Blain's last
journey. Crawley (Patrick Barr) and Logan (Davyd
Harries) arrive in a Vale End
Garage van and are met by Lomax (Albert Shephard)
who tells them about
King. Annabelle arrive
in her car later that evening to talk to King.
JASON KING:
Nadine
(Cyril Frankel: 1971)
Nadine (Ingrid Pitt) arrives at Achille's
hotel followde
by Jason (Peter Wyngarde).
THE ADVENTURER:
Mr Calloway is a Very
Cautious Man
(Barry Morse)
Gene Bradley (Gene Barry) arrives for a meeting
with Mr Calloway (Freddie
Jones). Later
Gene Bradley is blindfolded and driven out of the underground car park
by
Russell (David Hargreaves) and Soames
(Anthony Rowlands).
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, January 2005)
THE ADVENTURER:
Double Exposure (Cyril
Frankel: 1972)
After the completion of a successful mission Bradley (Gene
Barry), Parminter
(Barry
Morse) and Brady's stunt double (Gene Barry)
relax by the country
club pool.
THE PROFFESIONALS:
Blood Sports
(Phil Meheux:
1980)
Light blue coupé is dropped off by the killer (Oliver Spender)
and his
girl (Sue Robinson) and are met by a contact, Rene Lacoste
(Yves Beneyton),
as they exchange cars.
Later the Bodie
(Lewis Collins) and Doyle (Martin Shaw)
arrive after being called
in by the police.
Television:
THRILLER:
Come
Out, Come Out Wherever You Are (1974)
ALEXEI SAYLE'S STUFF
(1989)
Films:
TOMORROW AT TEN (1964)
HYSTERIA
(1965)
INTIMATE GAMES (1976)
HAWKS
(1988)
N10: BBC Elstree Studios, Eldon Avenue, Borehamwoodû
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: Bank Raid
(Ralph Smart: 1958)
Williams (Brian Rawlinson) takes Peter Brady to Crowther
(Willoughby Goddard) who
blackmails him into stealing the vault key from the bank manager's flat.
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: Secret Experiment
(Pennington Richards: 1958)
Sir Charles Anderson (Ernest Clark) arrives at
Castle Hill Laboratories
and is met by Doctor Hanning
(Lloyd Lamble).
Dee (Lisa Daniely)
drives Peter Brady to Castle Hill Laboratories in a sports
car. Later the
invisible Brady leaves Castle Hill in Sir Charles' car.
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: Crisis in the Desert
(Pennington Richards: 1958)
Peter Brady and Yolande
(Adrienne Corri)
rescue Jack Howard (Howard Pays) from the Middle
Eastern hospital.
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: Behind the Mask
(Pennington Richards: 1958)
Brady and Constantine (Dennis Price) arrive at
Castle Hill Laboratories.
Brady sees President Democq
(Arthur Gomez) off from the airport.
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: Shadow on the Screen
(Pennington Richards: 1958)
Diane leaves Castle Hill Laboratories in a car with Peter Brady.
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: The Mink Coat
(Pennington Richards: 1958)
Brady and Dee (Lisa Daniely)
see Walker (Derek Godfrey) and Bunny (Harold
Berens)
try to steal the coat from
Penny (Hazel Court) and her husband Marcel (Murray
Kash)
at the
airport.
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: Man In Disguise
(Quentin Lawrence/Peter Maxwell: 1959)
Brady arrives at ParisAirport
in a taxi and enters the terminal building. Nick (Tim Turner)
followed
by Madeleine (Leigh Madison) leave LondonAirport's
terminal building and
are met by Matt (Lee Montague) in his car. Brady,
Sgt. Day (Howard
Pays) and Sgt. Winter (Jeanette Sterke)
follow the villains to
their flat, Brady enters invisibly. Madeleine escapes from the flat in
her car
but she is followed by Sgt. Winter who corners her in a telephone box.
Brady
pretends to break down,
he fiddles with the engine watched by Sally (Deborah Watling)
while the villains catch
up.
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: Shadow Bomb
(Quentin Lawrence: 1959)
On hearing of the plight of his friend, Finch, Brady races from the
laboratory
to his car and speeds off.
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: The Rocket
(Quentin Lawrence: 1959)
Brady drives up to the transport office of Castle Hill Laboratories and
enters.
DANGERMAN:
No Marks For Servility
(Don Chaffey:
1964)
Armstrong's Rome hotel.
(Spotted by: Sam Mitchell)
THE SAINT:
The Romantic Matron
(John Paddy
Carstairs:1962)
Mrs Carrington (Ann Gillis) arrives in her Pontiac at the hotel in
Buenos Aires
and is met by the Doorman (Victor Spinetti)
and Chico, the bell boy (Kaplan Kaye). Soon
after Ramon Venino
(John Carson) arrives.
Two heavies, Juanito
(Larry Taylor) and Ernesto (Joby
Blanchard) appear on the
scene. The Saint (Roger Moore) later confronts the villains and the
Inspector (Patrick
Troughton)
is there to see that justice is done.
THE SAINT:
The Sporting Chance
(Jeremy Summers:
1963)
Cleever
(Brandon Brady), Professor Muller (Gerrard
Heinz) and Pavan (Godfrey
Quigley) leave the Pavan
Lumber Company offices just as Simon Templar (Roger Moore)
arrives by
Taxi. The offices are seen later at night, and the following day when
Templar
runs into the building.
THE SAINT: The Ever Loving Spouse (Ernest
Morris: 1963)
The offices of the Fenwick Candy Company.
THE SAINT:
Jeannine
(John Moxey:
May 1964)
Jeannine Roger (Sylvia Syms)
gets into her car and drives off from the hotel. Simon Templar sees her
leave
and follows in his Volvo. Sergeant Leduc (Robert Cawdron)
in turn follows Templar in
his police Citroen. The following day Jeannine leaves the hotel with
Madame
Chan (Jacqui Chan) and they are driven off in a
limousine.
THE SAINT:
The Loving Brothers
(Leslie Norman: Aug
1964)
The Saint's Sidney Hotel.
THE SAINT:
The Damsel in Distress
(Peter Yates: Aug/Sep
1964)
Simon Templar goes to the offices of Guiseppe
Rolfieri
and finds Inspector Teal investigating the disappearance of Rolfieri
and £1,000,000.
THE SAINT:
The Golden Frog
(John Moxey:
Nov/Dec 1964)
At San Carlos Airport, Simon Templar (Roger Moore) is
about to get into
a taxi when Julio (Alvaro Fontana) stops him. After an argument Julio
leaves armlessly.
THE SAINT:
The Helpful Pirate
(Roy Baker: March
1966)
Simon Templer
arrives at the Hotel Neuezeiten,
Hamburg.
THE SAINT:
The Angel's Eye
(Leslie Norman: March
1966)
From their car Malone and Corbett watch as Templar, Mabel and Upwater
leave the
Hotel Van Veeren
in Amsterdam.
THE BARON:
Farewell to Yesterday
(Leslie Norman:
September 1965)
The Baron's Citroen arrives at Poggio
Rirteteo
railway station and The Baron and Cathy Dorne
dash inside.
UFO (April
1969 - September 1970)
Various episodes have establishing footage of SHADO vehicles and
Henderson's
Rolls-Royce, e.g. Flight
Path, Survival,
Exposed,
The Dalotek
Affair, Conflict,
A Question of
Priorities,
Ordeal, The
Responsibility Seat etc.
UFO: Identified
(Gerry Anderson: May 1969)
A SHADO operative (Ayshea)
approaches the main buildings of Harlington-Straker,
and Ed Straker
(Edward Bishop) arrives
in his car shortly afterwards.
THE ADVENTURER:
Somebody Doesn't Like
Me (Cyril Frankel:
1972)
Gene Bradley (Gene Barry) arrives at ATV studios
and is shot by an
assassin (Garrick Hagen) in the car park. The Commissionaire (Edward
Denith)
sends
for an ambulance.
THE PROTECTORS:
... With a Little Help
From My Friends
(Jeremy Summers: 1972)
Chino (Anthony Chinn) drives the Contessa
(Nyree
Dawn Porter) to the Hotel
Excelsior in the Rolls Royce, she returns to the car with the President
(Martin
Benson) whom she has kidnapped. Paul (Tony Anholt)
and the Contessa
are present when the fake
President is assassinated by Harry (Robert Vaughn)
in disguise.
THE PROTECTORS:
The Insider
(Don Leaver: 1973)
Paul (Tony Anholt)
is stationed outside the film studios waiting for Smith to leave but he
does
not appear.
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
Yesterday's Hero (Roy
Ward Baker: 1978)
Simon (Ian Ogilvy) and Sandy (Annette
Andre) arrive at the
offices of Jonathan Cleaver and Co. in Simon's XJS.
Television:
GENERALHOSPITAL
(1972)
GRANGE HILL (1984)
ALAS SMITH AND JONES
(Sweeny/Police sketch)
Films:
YOU MUST BE JOKING
(1965)
DOPPELGÄNGER
(1968)
N11: Stratfield Road, Borehamwood
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: The Man from Nowhere
(Robert Tronson:
Spring 1969)
Mannering (Patrick Newall)
and Hyde Watson (Michael Gwynn) keep watch on
Jeannie's flat posing as
road workers. When 'Marty' (Ray Brooks) arrives
with flowers, Griggs (Neil
McCarthy) backs up in a van and he is bundled inside.
THE PROFFESIONALS:
The Acorn Syndrome
(Martin Campbell:
1979)
Copeland (Ronald Hines) arrives at the Mill Lane
phone box where he is
instructed to change cars. Bodie
(Lewis Collins) who is hiding in the original car
manages to bug the
Blue Avenger.
N12: Nicholas Hawksmoor Upper School, Green Street, Borehamwood (now part of Hertswood School)
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: Bank Raid
(Ralph Smart: 1958)
Crowther
(Willoughby
Goddard) drives up to the school and, posing as a doctor,
collects Sally (Deborah
Watling)
and drives off with her. Diane (Lisa Daniely)
arrives at the school to
pick up Sally, but after Sally fails to leave the school, she goes
inside to
find her.
THE AVENGERS:
Epic
(James Hill: February 1967)
Mrs. Peel is tricked into using a taxi driven by a disguised Stewart
Kirby's.
Mrs Peel soon realises that they are going the wrong way, but when she
protests
she is rendered unconscious by gas fed into her sealed compartment (along
Shenley Road to Cowley Hill past the Hertswood School a.k.a. Nicholas
Hawksmoor
Upper School, then taxi is seen turning into Gateshead Road).
INSPECTOR MORSE:
Who Killed Harry
Field? (Colin Gregg:
1990)
Sergeant Lewis (Kevin Whately)
goes to see Tony Doyle (John Castle) at
his school.
N13: Leeming Road and Baldock Way, Borehamwood
DEPARTMENT S:
Last Train to
Redbridge (John
Gilling:
1968)
A drugged Mrs Taylor (Patricia English) is released
by (Harvey Hall)
only to be run down by a car (on Baldock
Way).
(Identified by Alan Field, September 2008)
HERE COME THE DOUBLE
DECKERS!: Tiger
Takes Off
(Harry Booth: 1969)
The hovercraft with Tiger (Debbie Russ) and Albert (Melvyn Hayes)
aboard runs
down the street (Leeming
Road) causing havoc. Scooper (Peter Firth),
Spring
(Brinsley
Forde), Billie (Gillian
Bailey), Brains (Michael Audreson),
Doughnut (Douglas Simmonds)
and Sticks (Bruce
Clark) attempt to catch the errant machine.
HERE COME THE DOUBLE DECKERS!:The Go-Karters (Harry Booth: 1969) The motorcycle policeman chases Spring's go-kart around the (Leeming Road) roundabout.
Television:
GRANGE HILL
(1990)
Films:
ON THE BUSES
(1971)
N14: The Mops and Brooms, Rowley Lane, Well End
GIDEON’S WAY: The Big
Fix (James Hill: September 1964)
George (??) drops Jo Short (Michel Ripper) off at
The King’s Head after
the race. He is looking for information about the race at Windsor. When
he
leaves he is offered a lift by Dandy Johnson (Brian Phelan).
THE PRISONER:
The Girl Who Was Death
(David Tomblin:
November
1967)
Death's short cut via the pub car park causes Number 6's Lotus to
double back
up Rowley Lane.
DEPARTMENT S:
The Man From 'X' (Gil
Taylor: Early 1969)
Jason King, posing as Max Rinston,
is driven past the pub on the way to the villain's hide out.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Somebody Just Walked Over My
Grave (Cyril Frankel: Summer 1969)
Jeff's Vauxhall makes off from the psychiatrist's up Well End Road by
the pub.
N15: Maxwell Road, Borehamwood
THE CHAMPIONS:
Happening
(Cyril Frankel: Early 1968)
Richard Barret is caught in a warehouse fire and
has to jump tens of
meters down to the firefighters below (fire in Imperial
Studios complex now
car park for Imperial Place).
THE AVENGERS:
My Wildest Dream
(Robert Fuest:
March 1968)
Tara, in Steed's yellow Rolls, visits the offices of the Acme Precision
Company
Ltd. (The Revell Offices Maxwell Road) to find
Slater's diary. Dyson (Tom
Kempinski)
runs from the building and escapes in his car with Tara following close
behind
him.
THE AVENGERS:
Super Secret Cypher
Snatch (John Hough:
June 1968)
Steed, in his yellow Rolls, pays a visit to The Classy Glass Cleaning
Co. Ltd.
offices (The Revell Offices Maxwell Road) observed
by Vickers (Donald
Gee) who follows Steed in his van when he leaves.
THE AVENGERS:
Requiem
(Don Chaffey: January 1969)
Tara is taken for a ride to the villain's headquarters (this
side of the
road has been redeveloped, but the camera was placed directly outside
The Revell
offices).
(Identified by John Viney,
August 2006)
THE AVENGERS:
Homicide and Old Lace
(John Hough:
January 1969)
John Steed and Tara (Linda Thorson) make their way
to the security
vaults (Bullens Packing Company in the Imperial Studios
complex, redeveloped
as Imperial Place) posing as security inspectors. Later Tara
escapes from
Intercrime and runs to warn Colonel Corf before the men from Intercrime
arrive.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Just for the Record(Jeremy
Summers: April 1969)
Anne Soames and Jeff Randall are trapped in a burning warehouse while
Marty
tries to save them (fire in Imperial Studios complex now car
park for
Imperial Place, footage shot for Happening).
N16: M.G.M. Borehamwood Studios,
Elstree Way, Borehamwood
(demolished)
DANGER MAN:
The Prisoner
(Terry Bishop: 1960)
Colonel Vasco escorts James Carpenter to the airport.
DANGER MAN:
The Hired Assassin (Charles
Frend:
1960)
President Valesco
is driven in his presidential car as a sniper prepares to assassinate
him.
DANGER MAN:
The Professionals
(Michael Truman: 1964)
Drake (Patrick McGoohan)
waits outside the Ira’s apartment (administration
building) until
Minister Josef Redall
leaves. He then enters the building. Also the clinic where Pearson is
held.
(Spotted by: Sam Mitchell)
DANGER MAN:
Yesterdays Enemies
(Charles Crichton:
1964)
Beirut Airport.
(Spotted by: Sam Mitchell)
DANGER MAN:
Whatever Happened To
George Foster? (Don
Chaffey: November 1964)
Heathrow Airport Car park
where Drake (Patrick McGooohan)
is waiting to follow Certhia
(studio car park opposite GEC Marconi). Exterior of Police Station where
Drake is held.
(Spotted by: Sam Mitchell)
DANGER MAN:
Such Men Are Dangerous
(Don Chaffey:
1964)
The Crossways Motel (studio canteen).
DANGER MAN:
A Room In The Basement
(Don Chaffey:
1964)
Drake (Patrick McGoohan)
meets with The Colonel (Michael Gwynn)
and offers to take him to
where he has the British secrets. They drive off together.
(Spotted by: Sam Mitchell)
DANGER MAN:
Colony Three
(Don Chaffey: July 1964)
John Drake (Patrick McGoohan)
waits outside Robert Fuller’s flat in his Mini (outside
accounts
department). Later Drake returns to take Fuller in for
questioning.
DANGER MAN:
The Affair At Castelevara
(Quentin
Lawrence: 1964)
The streets beneath Drake's hotel window.
(Spotted by: Sam Mitchell)
DANGER MAN: The Outcast
(Michael Truman: 1964)
Gates of W.R.N.S. Quarters, Gibraltar.
DANGER MAN:
You’re Not In Any
Trouble, Are you? (Don
Chaffey: 1964)
John Drake (Patrick McGoohan)
goes into Piazza Cinquecento outside Roma Termini railway station to
look for a
black Mercedes as instructed (studio car park opposite GEC
Marconi). He
finds the car and it contains a two-way radio by which he is contacted
by
‘Wolf’.
DANGER MAN:
The Mercenaries
(Don Chaffey: 1964)
John Drake (Patrick McGoohan)
follows Doctor Winter to Saint Xavier Hospitaland follows him inside (Administration
Building). Later Buchanan (Shane Rimmer)
is in front of the hospital
as and Coote’s
Men guard the hospital. General
G’Niore
(Peter Arne) and John Drake
piull
up in Drake’s car outside the
hospital and Drake fights his way inside.
Later Drake retuns
and attempts
a pole vault into the building (through a fake wing added to
the
Administration Building).
THE SAINT:
The Crime of the
Century (John Gilling:
January
1965)
Raxel's
men
travel in convoy (down Elstree Way near studios) to
steal the treasury
printing plates.
(Identified by Bob Rocca,
July 2008)
THE PRISONER:
Many Happy Returns
(Joseph Serf:
February/April 1967)
Number 6 (Patrick McGoohan)
borrows his Lotus 7 car back from Mrs Butterworth and heads into London
to see
his former colleagues (drives along Elstree Way past the site
of the MGM
studios).
(Identified by Geoff Dodd and confirmed by James Hewett, 2007)
UFO: A Question Of Priorities
(David Lane: August 1969)
An ambulance pulls up at the hospital and Mary Straker
(Suzanne Neve)
gets out. Straker
(Ed Bishop) arrives
in his SHADO car and follows her into the building.
UFO: Confetti Check A-O.K.
(David Lane: November 1969)
An ambulance pulls up outside the hospital and Mary (Suzanne Neve)
is taken
inside on a stretcher, followed by Straker
(Ed Bishop).
UFO: The Man Who Came Back
(David Lane: June 1970)
The Ambulance carrying Colonel Grey arrives at the hospital.
N17: Well End Lodge, Well End Road, Well End
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: Picnic With Death
(Pennington Richards: 1958)
Peter Brady's chauffeured car is involved in a road accident with a
lorry at a
transport cafe.
THE SAINT:
The Rough Diamonds
(Peter Yates: 1963)
A Continental Armoured Security car is travelling towards Gatwick
Airport to
pick up a consignment of industrial diamonds.
THE AVENGERS:
Silent Dust
(Roy Baker: June 1965)
Quince (Aubrey Morris) goes to meet Mrs Peel (Diana
Rigg)
at the
Stirrup Cup Inn, and both are watched by Mellors
(Conrad Phillips).
Despite the protesters, Omrod
(William Franklyn) goes ahead with the hunt aided by
Juggins (Jack
Watson), but Miss Snow (Joanna Wake)
lures Steed to the stables
where Croft (Norman Bird) attacks him.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, 1989)
THE AVENGERS:
The Town of No Return
(Roy Baker: July
1965)
Steed and Mrs Peel depart on a scooter with appropriate back-projection.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, 1989)
THE SAINT:
The Paper Chase
(Leslie Norman: August
1966)
After stealing a military car, Simon Templar, Eric Redman and Hanya
drive towards
the boarder crossing.
THE PRISONER:
The Girl Who Was Death
(David Tomblin:
November
1967)
Number 6's Lotus pursues the strange woman's Jaguar.
THE SAINT:
Legacy for the Saint
(Roy Ward Baker:
1968)
Simon Templar arrives at airport after following the fleeing Charlie
and Penny
THE SAINT: The Man Who
Gambled With Life (Freddie Francis: Summer 1968)
Simon drives back to London in his Volvo with the mouse Stella Longman
has
given to him.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: A Sentimental Journey
(Leslie Norman: July 1968)
Dandy's Limousine passes Well End.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, 1989)
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: The Smile Behind the Veil
(Jeremy Summers: September 1968)
Back projection is used for Seaton's car travels back home after the
funeral.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, 1989)
Television:
THRILLER:
Once
the Killing Starts (1973)
Film:
THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP
(1934)
N18: Buckettsland Lane, Well End
THE AVENGERS:
Silent Dust
(Roy Baker: June 1965)
The Minister's Rolls with Steed aboard drives past Buckettsland
Farm on the way to Manderley
THE SAINT:
The Fiction Makers (Roy
Baker: May 1966)
A van containing Warlock's men followed by Simon's car drives past the
junction
as they make their way to rob Hermetico.
THE BARON: The Maze
(Jeremy Summers: June 1966)
Mannering and Cordelia
drive Cordelia's
DAF past the sharp junction.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, 1989)
THE AVENGERS:
Dead Man's Treasure
(Sidney Hayers: June
1967)
After following a sign for 'Swingingdale' at the crossroads Alex (Edwin
Richfield) and Carl (Neil McCarthy) drive
up a country lane (Buckettsland
Lane) and come to a junction (Buckettsland Lane/
Holmshill Lane) with
a sign for 'Swingingdale' pointing in the direction they have just
come. Carl
comes to the conclusion that someone is cheating and they set off again
(along
Holmshill Lane).
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, June 2012)
THE PRISONER:
The Girl Who Was Death
(David Tomblin:
November
1967)
Sonia's E-Type turns down Buckettsland
Lane from Well End Lane, followed by Number 6's Lotus Elan.
THE SAINT:
Legacy for the Saint
(Roy Ward Baker:
Spring 1968)
The Saint drives past the junction on his way back to Ed's club.
THE AVENGERS:
Super Secret Cypher
Snatch (John Hough:
June 1968)
The two Classy Glass cleaner truck convoys meet and drive past.
JOURNEY TO THE
UNKNOWN: Poor
Butterfly (Alan
Gibson: Alan Gibson: October 1968)
Steve Miller (Chad Everett) stops his vintage
roadster at the junction
and asks a farmer (Bernard Lee) the way to Measham
House.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: The Smile Behind the Veil
(Jeremy Summers: Autumn 1968)
At the junction, Marty blows the Gouldhurst/Stonehurst
signpost round on its axis to
misdirect Jeff's Vauxhall.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, 1989)
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: Somebody Just Walked Over My
Grave (Cyril Frankel: Summer 1969)
At the junction with London Road, Jeff's Vauxhall evades the pursuing
police
car.
THE PROTECTORS:
King Con
(Jeremy Summers: 1972)
Alan Sutherland follows The Contessa’s
Rolls on its way to the races.
THE PROTECTORS:
One and One Makes One (Don
Chaffey: 1972)
Harry (Robert Vaughn) fakes a road accident at the
Morton Drive junction
in order to get Paul (Tony Anholt)
into the clinic run by Skoder.
An ambulance picks up Paul and carries him to the clinic.
THE PROTECTORS:
Sugar and Spice
(Charles Crichton: 1973)
Harry's
Bentley, with Vicky aboard, is followed by a Volkswagen onto the lane.
Television:
THRILLER:
Once
the Killing Starts (1973)
Film:
DIGBY, THE BIGGEST DOG
IN THE WORLD
(1973)
N19: High Canons, Buckettsland
Lane, Well Endû
(only gatehouses on road visible)
DANGER MAN:
The Brothers
(Cherles
Frend:
????)
Drake leaves the Police Commissioner's after completing his mission.
THE SAINT:
The Invisible
Millionaire (Jeremy
Summers: Autumn 1962)
Simon Templar's Volvo pulls up near a postman at the Well End gatehouse
to ask
questions about a recent tragedy.
THE SAINT:
The Fellow Traveller
(Peter Yates:
January 1963)
Matson (Brian Oulton)
walks to a bus stop to meet Simon Templar, but is shot by a gunman from
a
passing truck soon after Templar arrives. Templar returns to the scene
later
with police as Matson's body is taken away in an ambulance.
THE BARON:
The Persuaders
(Leslie Norman: October
1965)
Establishing shots of The Baron's Jensen outside Sir Robert Ellacott's
house.
THE AVENGERS: The Girl From Auntie
(Roy Baker: October 1965)
As Steed and Mrs. Peel drive along London Road in a bubble car near the
Well
End gate house, they are passed by Georgie
in Steed's Bentley. The bubble car turns off at
the junction along High Canons Lane whilst Georgie
continues on towards Well end.
THE BARON:
Time To Kill
(Jeremy Summers: May 1966)
The Baron's Jensen drives past the gates of The Carreras Institute of
Medical
Research (Buckettsland
Lane). The Baron runs round the back of the Carreras
Institute and breaks
in. Doctor Carreras is about to drive through the gate house when he
notices
the Baron's car parked on the lane. Cordelia
escapes from the Institute.
THE BARON:
The High Terrace
(Robert Asher:
September 1966)
The Baron's Jensen arrives at Madame Gregonlie's
and the Baron and Cordelia
walk up to the house. A
private detective drives into the carpark
already filled with Gregonlie's
guest's cars.
THE AVENGERS:
From Venus With Love (Robert
Day:
October 1966)
Mrs Peel is at Venus Browne's house when it is attacked by a light ray.
Mrs Peelcan
only watch
as the
mysterious light winds its way down the road (driveway from
house to Buckettsland
Lane
gate house).
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, April 2010)
THE SAINT:
Escape Route
(Roger Moore: October 1966)
Simon Templar (Roger Moore) and John Wood (Donald
Sutherland)
arrive at the safe house by van.
THE AVENGERS:
The Winged Avenger
(Gordon Flemyng/Peter
Duffell:
December
1966)
Mrs Peel advances on Sir Lexius
Cray's large country house (High Canons). Later
Steed and Stanton race
to Professor Poole’s house in Steed’s Bentley to save Mrs Peel. On the
way
Stanton follows the action on the comic strip artwork he has brought
with him (along
Buckettsland
Lane near gatehouse).
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, September 2008)
THE SAINT:
The Organisation Man
(Leslie Norman:
Spring 1968)
Captain Yates (Terence Edmond) arrives at a
government safe house with
the captured foreign agent, Craddock (Simon Lack)
in an army truck full
of troops. The fake fusiliers led by Simon (Roger Moore),
Leander (Glynn
Edwards) and Roper (Tony Britton) arrive
(at the Buckettsland
Lane
gatehouse) to replace the guard. Mason (Tony Caunter)
is sent to the house
whilst Yates inspects the guard. After the deception is spotted, Kate
Barnaby (Caroline
Mortimer) is rescued by Simon.
THE SAINT:
Legacy for the Saint
(Roy Ward Baker:
Spring 1968)
The Saint is about to leave Ed Brown's gambling club when he meets the
owner.
Ed (Reginald Marsh) leaves the club in his Rolls
Royce which has been
fetched for him by Charlie Lewis. On his way to London Airport Ed
passes the
London Road/High Canons Lane junction whilst Simon, who is close behind
turns
left onto High
Canons Lane. Simon hears an explosion and turns back onto London Road.
Several
days later Simon, Pietro,
Tony and Charlie are observed leaving the club (by the Buckettsland
Lane gatehouse) and
are followed by police officers, in a van, posing as telephone
engineers. A police car full of bogus
police
officers arrive at the club a few days later.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: It's Supposed to be Thicker
Than Water (Leslie Norman: Autumn 1968)
Ramon's white Jaguar arrives at Crackan
Manor's gatehouse (Buckettsland
Lane). Johnny Crackan
later works
on Ramon's car before departing in it.
DEPARTMENT S:
The Man From 'X' (Gil
Taylor: Early
1969)
Annabelle Hurst passes the High Canons Lane/London Road junction whilst
trailing
Jason and the two gang members in an attempt to hind their
headquarters, just
before being captured.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]:
When Did You Start to Stop
Seeing Things? (Jeremy Summers: Spring 1969)
Jeannie (Annette André) advances on Laker's
large country house.
THE PERSUADERS!: Five Miles To Midnight
(Val Guest: 1970)
Count Sangallo (Ferdy
Mayne)
waits
outside his, mansion for the arrival of Torino (Robert Rietty)
and his men. After causing a
diversion Danny Wilde (Tony Curtis), Brett Sinclair
(Roger Moore),
Sidonie
(Joan
Collins)and
Frank Rocco
(Robert Hutton) make their escape.
(Identified by Paul Stroud, March 2010)
THE ADVENTURER:
Nearly the End of the
Picture (Cyril
Frankel: 1971)
Gene Bradley (Gene Barry) pays a visit to the home
of Clarissa de Vere
Allan (Fiona
Lewis) and discovers she is not the same Clarissa de Vere
Allan he met the previous night.
THE PROTECTORS:
Triple Cross
(John Hough: 1972)
Harry, the Contessa
and Charlie arrive at Kofax's
house in a black Jaguar.
THE PROTECTORS:
Chase
(Harry Booth: Autumn 1972)
After leaving Bobby’s Tower, the Contessa
takes the wounded Harry to a nearby house.
THE PROTECTORS:
Sugar and Spice
(Charles Crichton: 1973)
A red Volkswagen parks opposite the gates of the Radcliff School for
Girls and
the two men inside photograph Vicky (Debbie Russ) as she arrives at the
school.
Harry Rule (Robert Vaughn) arrives to take Vicky away to safety and
Paul (Tony Anholt),
acting as a
chauffeur, drives them away.
THE PROTECTORS:
Trial
(Charles Crichton: 1973)
A police car races past the Well End gatehouse in order to get to the
judge
before the bomb goes off in his car.
THE PROTECTORS: Wheels (David Tomblin:
1973)
Harry (Robert Vaughan) and Paul (Tony Anholt)
indulge in breaking and
entering and speedy driving to foil the plan of the embezzling Manning (Dinsdale
Landen).
INSPECTOR MORSE:
The Sins of the Fathers
(Peter Hammond:
1989)
Chief Inspector Morse (John Thaw) drives Helen
Radford (Kim Thomson)
in his Jaguar to the Radford country house. He is met by the butler (Noel
Johnson) who announces him to Isobel (Isabel Dean),
Stephen (Paul
Shelley) and Charles Radford (Lionel Jeffries).
Later he and Lewis (Kevin
Whately)
return
to talk over his findings with the family and Thelma Radford (Lisa
Harrow).
Television:
ESPIONAGE:
To
the Very End (1963)
FREDERICK FORSYTH
PRESENTS: The
Price of the Bride (1990)
BLISS
(1995)
THRILLER:
Sign
it Death (1974)
FOYLE'S WAR:
The
White Feather (2002)
Films:
TROUBLE IN THE GLEN
(1953),
THE STRANGE WORLD OF
PLANET X (1957)
YOU MUST BE JOKING
(1965)
THE DEVIL RIDES OUT
(1967)
THE SATANIC RITES OF
DRACULA (1972)
THE COBBLERS OF
UMBRIDGE (1972)
TIFFANY JONES (1973)
DIGBY, THE BIGGEST DOG
IN THE WORLD
(1973)
DOCTOR PHIBES RISES
AGAIN(1973)
CAN YOU KEEP IT UP FOR
A WEEK(1974)
HALF MOON STREET
(1986)
N20: The Thatched Cottage, London Road, Well End
THE AVENGERS:
All Done with Mirrors
(Ray Austin: May
1968)
Tara King (Linda Thorson) arrives in a Moke at
Guthrie's cottage and
enters watched by Miss Emily (Nora Nicholson) who
is cutting the hedge.
Film:
DIGBY, THE BIGGEST DOG
IN THE WORLD
(1973)
N21: London Road (and Silver Hill), near. Shenley
THE SAINT:
The Elusive Ellshaw
(John Moxey:
1963)
Kenneth Ripwell
leaves his father's house for London in his sports car he is followed
by Simon
in his Volvo.
(Identified by Alan Field, March 2010)
THE AVENGERS:
Too Many Christmas
Trees (Roy Baker:
February 1965)
Steed and Mrs Peel return home after the adventure in a horse-drawn
trap.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, May 2008)
THE AVENGERS:
The Cybernauts
(Sidney Hayers:
March 1965)
Steed watches as Mrs Peel drives off in her Lotus.
Photo: Alan Field
GIDEON’S WAY:
The Great Plane Robbery
(Leslie Norman:
March/April 1965)
After leaving the Airport with the stolen gold the robbers drive along
the A134
where a decoy van driven by Kautsky
is waiting for them. The police give chase.
(Spotted by Alan Field, October 2008)
THE AVENGERS:
Room Without A View
(Roy Baker: April
1965)
After the adventure Mrs Peel is carried off by Steed pulling a rickshaw.
THE AVENGERS:
A Surfeit of H2O
(Sidney Hayers:
May 1965)
Steed and Mrs Peel depart from Jonah’s farm in a Mini Moke.
THE AVENGERS:
The Town of No Return
(Roy Baker: July
1965)
Steed and Mrs Peel depart on a scooter after thwarting an invasion by
foreign
agents.
Photo: Alan Field
THE AVENGERS: The Girl From Auntie
(Roy Baker: October 1965)
As Steed and Mrs. Peel drive along Silver Hill in a bubble car towards
High
Canons Lane, they are passed by Georgie
in Steed's Bentley. The bubble car turns off at
the junction and is seen heading back down Silver Hill.
THE BARON: Something for a Rainy Day
(Cyril Frankel:
November 1965)
Mannering and Cordelia
drive to Chateau Celeistine
after meeting with Seldon
at the caravan site.
THE AVENGERS: What the Butler Saw (Bill
Bain: December 1965)
Mrs Peel has parked her Lotus Elan
in the countryside and is waiting for a radio message from Steed.
Photo: Alan Field
THE AVENGERS:
A Touch of Brimstone
(James Hill:
December 1965)
After solving the case Steed and Mrs Peel ride home in a horse-drawn
carriage.
THE AVENGERS: A Sense of History (Peter
Graham Scott: January
1966)
After solving the case Mrs Peel drives Steed home in a motorcycle
sidecar.
THE AVENGERS:
The House That Jack
Built (Don Leaver:
January 1966)
After solving the case Steed and Mrs Peel ride home on a tandem bicycle.
Photo: Alan Field
THE AVENGERS:
Honey for the Prince
(James Hill:
February 1966)
Steed and Mrs Peel test drive the flying carpet given to them by the
Prince,
riding on the back of a van.
THE AVENGERS:
How to Succeed ... at
Murder (Don
Leaver: February 1966)
After solving the case Steed and Mrs Peel attempt to master the ventriloquial
art in
the back of a caravan.
THE AVENGERS: The Bird Who Knew Too Much
(Roy Rossotti:
October
1966)
Steed and Mrs Peel drive to Heathcliff
Hall after the Captain has returned.
THE PRISONER:
Many Happy Returns
(Joseph Serf:
February/April 1967)
After jumping into the Netco
lorry, Number 6
is carried safely out of the area (this is the road the truck
takes after
Number 6 is aboard).
(Identified by James Hewett, May 2008)
THE AVENGERS: Never, Never Say Die
(Robert Day: February
1967)
Whittle (Christopher Benjamin) is driving along
trying to get a signal
from his car radio. A mysterious figure, Dr. Stone
(Christopher Lee),
walks out into the road and is knocked down by Whittle’s
car.
(Spotted by Alan Field, June 2008)
THE AVENGERS:
Epic
(James Hill: February 1967)
Mrs. Peel is tricked into using a taxi driven by a disguised Stewart
Kirby's.
Mrs Peel soon realises that they are going the wrong way, but when she
protests
she is rendered unconscious by gas fed into her sealed compartment (taxi
drives past the swamp on London Road near the entrance to High Cannons).
THE AVENGERS: Return of the Cybernauts
(Robert Day: June
1967)
Steed's Bentley pursues Mrs Peel's Lotus Elan
along the country lanes towards
Beresford's house (shots from inside Bentley over Steed’s
head).
THE AVENGERS:
Murdersville
(Robert Asher: August 1967)
Mrs Peel drives Paul croft to his new home in Little Storping-in-the-Swuff
in her Lotus. On
the way they pass Samuel Morgan (John Chandos)
driving a Limousine
towards the village.
THE PRISONER:
The Girl Who Was Death
(David Tomblin:
November
1967)
Death's white E-Type Jaguar hurtles through the countryside with a
secret agent
man in hot pursuit in his Lotus Elan (on
the way to Well End).
Photo: Alan Field
THE PRISONER: Fall
Out (Patrick McGoohan:
December 1967)
After crashing through the gates at the end of the tunnel leading from
the
Village the truck pulling the cage carrying Number 6 (Patrick
McGoohan),
the
former Number 2 (Leo McKern)
and Number 48 (Alexis Kanner),
driven by the Butler carries on through an English country lane.
(Spotted by Alan Field, June 2008)
DEPARTMENT S:
The Man In The Elegant
Room (Cyril
Frankel: Spring 1968)
Annabel follows Celina, in her Lotus Elan,
when she leaves her house in London.
(Spotted by Alan Field, October 2008)
THE AVENGERS:
Look - (Stop me if
you've heard this one) But There
Were These Two Fellers... (James Hill: March
1968)
Jennings' Austin cab drives to Vauda Villa and Tara followes it in her
AC
Cobra.
(Spotted by Mike Richardson, July 2012)
DEPARTMENT S: The Pied Piper Of Hambledown
(Roy Ward Baker:
May 1968)
Aboard Jason’s Bentley, Annabelle takes Jason and Stewart to see where
the
missing can of white paint was used (back projection).
Photo: Alan Field
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: A Sentimental Journey
(Leslie Norman: July 1968)
After leaving Jeff at the police station, Marty (Kenneth Cope)
attempts
to board Dandy’s car. Later Tony (Drewe
Henley) and Marty are tricked into alighting
from Dandy's Limousine (near Pursley
Farm). Later Marty thumbs a lift from Dandy's
car as it passes.
THE AVENGERS: Killer (Cliff
Owen: September 1968)
Lady Diana pursues the coach from the REMAK building.
DEPARTMENT S:
The Treasure Of The
Costa Del Sol (John Gilling:
September
1968)
After meeting Elaine Jason King is forced to ‘just drive’ his Bentley
along the
coast road on the Costa del Sol.
(Spotted by Alan Field, October 2008)
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: You Can Always Find a Fall
Guy (Ray Austin: August 1968)
Jeff and Marty set off in the Mini for Saint Ursula’s Convent,
Winchester.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: The Smile Behind the Veil
(Jeremy Summers: September 1968)
Seen in back projection in Jeffs car as he is misdirected by Marty and
later as
Seaton’s men take Jeff to his car and drive to the river.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: The Trouble with Women
(Cyril Frankel: October 1968)
Alan Corder holds Jeff at gunpoint while Susan Lang drives Corder's
limousine
to a secluded spot in the country (High Canons/Silver Hill
junction).
DEPARTMENT S:
The Man From 'X'
(Gil Taylor: Early 1969)
Jason King, posing as Max Rinston,
is driven to the villain's hide out. Annabelle Hurst in her white Lancia
is on their
tail.
(Spotted by Alan Field, October 2008)
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: All Work and No Pay
(Jeremy Summers: Early 1969)
Jeanie drives her mini to the foster brothers’ for a demonstration of
their
spiritualist powers.
THE PROTECTORS:
Trial (Charles
Crichton: 1973)
At about the time Justice Cronin is due to be blown up, police cars
race round
the area.
(Spotted by Alan Field, July 2008)
Film:
ON THE BUSES (1971)
N22: The Thatched Lodge, Green Street, Shenley
THE BARON:
The Persuaders (Leslie
Norman: October
1965)
Roddy
Harrington (James Villiers) pulls up in his car and
enters the cottage. Roddy
leaves the
cottage and drives off in a Landrover.
Verity Montand
(Georgina Ward) leaves the house with a suitcase and
drives off in Roddy's
car. That
night Roddy's
Landrover
arrives
back at the cottage.
MAN IN A SUITCASE:
The Whisper (Charles
Crichton: Spring 1967)
McGill goes to visit the father of Alfred Porter at his cottage to see
if he
has had contact with his son (stock footage from THE BARON).
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, June 2007)
THE ADVENTURER:
To the Lowest Bidder
(Val Guest: 1972)
Lizzy
leads
Bradley (Gene Barry) to the cottage where Sarah (Jane
Asher) is
being held by Forrester (Carl Rigg) with
the help of Laura (Sheila Gish).
N23: Shenley Hospital, Black Lion Hill, Shenley (totally redeveloped)
THE BARON:
You Can't Win Them All
(Don Chaffey:
March 1966)
Osbourne
is
sent to Shelby Prison where he meets with a sticky end after offering
The Baron
some information.
Photo: Geoff Dodd
THE AVENGERS:
Stay Tuned (Don
Chaffey: November 1968)
After visiting the Dr Meitner, the department’s psychiatrist, Tara
drives Steed
home in her Lotus Europa
(across North Avenue at the junction with Queens Way as viewed
from Black
Lion Hill).
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, January, 2010)
Photo: Alan Field
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
Yesterday's Hero
(Roy Ward Baker: 1978)
Simon Templar (Ian Ogilvy) drives his Jaguar to the
army Combat Training
Centre (Porters Park Drive entrance) to talk to
Dizzy.
(Identified by Stephen Winterbottom,
2004, confirmed by Alan Field 2007)
INSPECTOR MORSE:
Fat Chance (Roy
Battersby:
1990)
Morse (John Thaw) arrives in his Jaguar at a
private hospital where
Geoffrey Boyde
(David Gant) is being watched over by a nun (Peggy
Mount).
INSPECTOR MORSE:
Who Killed Harry Field?
(Colin Gregg:
1990)
Sgt Lewis (Kevin Whately)
finds the tower that features in Harry's
painting.
THE AVENGERS:
Legacy of Death
(Don Chaffey: July 1968)
Tara's Lotus is followed by all the villains' cars.
THE AVENGERS:
Stay Tuned
(Don Chaffey: November 1968)
Tara's Lotus drives around the village roads.
JOURNEY
TO THE UNKNOWN: Miss
Belle
(Robert Stevens: Autumn 1968)
Drake (George Maharis)
sees some children playing on the village green and decides to phone
the
authorities about Robert.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: The House on Haunted Hill (Ray
Austin: Summer 1969)
Merston
Village,
where a meeting about Merston
Manor is in progress.
Film:
THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP
(1934)
N25: Ravenscroft Farm, Mimms Lane, Shenley
THE PROTECTORS:
Baubles, Bangles and
Beads (Jeremy
Summers: 1973)
Kate Bergen (Yvonne Antrobus)
is observed entering the farmhouse where her father is hiding by one of
the
gang members. A taxi drops the Contessa
(Nyree
Dawn Porter) at a gate just beyond the farm and
she enters the field. After meeting in the woods, Kate takes the Contessa
to meet her
father but the house is soon surrounded by gang members and Harry Rule (Robert
Vaughn) has to fight his way into the building.
N26: Harris Lane/Rectory Lane/Mimms Lane Junction, Shenley
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: The Locked Room
(Pennington Richards: 1958)
Tania is driven past the junction before she realises she has been
kidnapped.
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: Shadow on the Screen
(Pennington Richards: 1958)
Diane is driving Peter Brady to the London docks
when she is
observed and followed by two stangers
in a car by the junction.
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: Point of Destruction
(Quentin Lawrence: 1959)
Katrina (Patricia Jessel)
telephones Brady from a 'phone box in order to lure him into Stefan's
(Derren
Nesbitt)
sights. When she sees Brady drive past in his sports car followed by
Stefan,
she jumps into his car and they give chase.
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: Man in Disguise
(Quentin Lawrence/Peter Maxwell: 1959)
Nick (Tim Turner) telephones Brady from a call
box, waits in a car for
Brady and Sally (Deborah Watling)
to drive past and follows them in his car.
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: Shadow Bomb
(Quentin
Lawrence: 1959)
Brady in his sports car, racing to save Finch, first overtakes traffic
on Mimms
Lane and then
speeds around the corner from Rectory Lane into Mimms
Lane.
THE SAINT:
The Rhine Maiden
(James Hill: November
1964)
Simon and Julia Harrison visit the Schreiber clinic in Templar's Volvo.
THE AVENGERS:
A Touch of Brimstone
(James Hill:
December 1965)
Steed and Emma hurtle towards the conference past the junction in
Steed's
Bentley.
THE AVENGERS: Escape in Time
(John Krish:
September 1966)
Mrs Peel does her best to follow Vesta (Judy
Parfitt)
in her Lotus (along Mimms
Lane) .
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, September 2008)
THE AVENGERS:
The See-Through Man
(Robert Asher:
November 1966)
Elena's car passes the junction en route to meet Ackroyd,
followed by Mrs Peel's Lotus Elan.
THE AVENGERS:
Something Nasty in the
Nursery (James
Hill: March 1967)
Dobson looks back down Rectory Lane to see if he has shaken off his
pursuers.
Later Gordon, in his van, drives up the lane to deliver an explosive
package to
Steed.
THE AVENGERS:
Dead Man's Treasure (Sidney
Hayers:
June 1967)
Bobby Danvers (Rio Fanning) eludes the pursuit of Alex (Edwin
Richfield)
and Carl (Neil McCarthy). Steed (Patrick
Macnee) and Mrs Peel (Diana
Rigg)
arrive to attend Benstead's
Annual Car Rally. The cars head off on the hunt. Mrs Peel returns to
the hall
by Mercedes followed by Steed and Penny in the Bentley.
THE AVENGERS:
Murdersville
(Robert Asher: August 1967)
Mrs Peel drives Paul croft to his new home in Little Storping-in-the-Swuff
in her Lotus (driving
out of Shenley along Harris Lane).
THE PRISONER:
The Girl Who Was Death
(David Tomblin:
November
1967)
Death's white E-Type Jaguar hurtles past the gates with a secret agent
man in
hot pursuit in his Lotus Elan.
THE AVENGERS:
False Witness
(Charles Crichton: June
1968)
Tara's Lotus Europa
pulls up by a prop 'phone box on the junction triangles.
THE AVENGERS:
Legacy of Death
(Don Chaffey: July 1968)
Tara's Lotus Europa
pulls up the driveway to the hall, thus giving the six other cars which
are
following the slip at the junctions.
THE AVENGERS:
Stay Tuned (Don
Chaffey: November 1968)
Steed's grab for the wheel causes Tara's Lotus Europa
to go out of control whilst
heading towards the junction.
THE ADVENTURER:
To the Lowest Bidder (Val
Guest: 1972)
Forrester (Carl Rigg)
drops Carlson (David Kelly) at the gates of the ParkingtonSchool
for Girls where he
meets Johnny (John York). Gene Bradley (Gene
Barry) drives
through the gates of the school to keep an eye on Sarah Cookson. Later
Sarah (Jane
Asher) meets with Carlson at the junction to exchange herself
for Lizzy (Gillian
Bailey), whom he has kidnapped. Brady arrives just in time to
see Carlson
drive off, but Lizzy
is on hand to help.
RETURN OF THE SAINT:
The Debt Collectors (Leslie
Norman: 1978)
Jimmy (Bob Sherman) drives Christine Hanson (Diane
Keen) to a
quiet spot in a wood so that she can change her clothes.
Television:
THRILLER:
The Eyes Have It
(1973)
EASTENDERS
(1991)
Films:
ON THE BUSES
(1971)
N27: Shenley Hall, Rectory Lane, Shenley
THE AVENGERS:
The Bird Who Knew Too
Much (Roy Rossotti:
October
1966)
Mrs Peel (Diana Rigg)
goes to visit Jordan (Ron Moody) about
Captain Crusoe, only to get
an unwelcome visit from Robin (Clive Colin-Bowler).
THE AVENGERS:
Something Nasty in the
Nursery (James
Hill: March 1967)
Gordon (Trevor Bannister) arrives in his van at
Steed’s London flat
carrying an explosive package for Steed.
(Spotted by Chris Bentley, August 2008)
THE AVENGERS:
Dead Man's Treasure
(Sidney Hayers:
June 1967)
Bobby Danvers (Rio Fanning) hides his papers at Benstead
Manor. Steed (Patrick
Macnee) and Mrs Peel (Diana Rigg) arrive
to attend Benstead's
Annual Car Rally there, and
along with Alex, Carl, Mike (Norman Bowler) and
Penny (Valerie Van Ost) are
despatched by the butler, Bates (Ivor
Dean), who follows by Land Rover. Mrs Peel
returns to the hall by Mercedes with Mike secreted in her boot, later
followed
by Steed and Penny in the Bentley.
THE AVENGERS:
You'll Catch Your Death
(Paul Dickson:
May 1968)
Establishing shot of Steed's Rolls Royce at the AnastasiaNursingAcademy.
JOURNEY TO THE
UNKNOWN: Poor
Butterfly (Alan
Gibson: October 1968)
Steve Miller (ChadEverett)
arrives in his vintage roadster at Measham
House and is met by the butler (Michael
Nightingale). After being mistaken for someone else by the
Aviator (Donald
Gee), Rose (Susan Brodrick)
tries to persuade him to take her to London. Lady (Fay
Compton) and
Robert Sawyer (Edward Fox) have other ideas and
Steve is soon leaving
alone himself.
THE ADVENTURER:
Make It a Million
(Barry Morse: 1972)
Bradley arrives at Charlesworth's
house for a party at which he hopes to meet himself.
THE ADVENTURER:
The Not-So-Merry Widow
(Cyril Frankel:
1972)
The country residence of Lord and LadyBattersley.
(Spotted by Jaz Wiseman, November 2001)
THE PROTECTORS:
Zeke's Blues (Jeremy
Summers: 1973)
Harry Rule arrives at Bradley's and is let in by Max Kasankas
and Fred,
who are following Harry, park in the drive. Later the Contessa
and Zeke arrive in their car.
Television:
THRILLER:
The
Eyes Have It (1973)
Film:|
UP JUMPED A SWAGMAN
(1965)
THE HUMAN JUNGLE:
Heartbeats in a Tin Box
(Roy Baker ???)
Christine Box (Judith Scott) contemplates suicide
as she walks home past
the railway station (Radlett
Station) from teaching a science evening class
THE SAINT:
The Miracle Tea Party
(Roger Moore:
March 1964)
The Saint takes Aunt Hattie to a spot where she can spy on the local
chemists
shop, R. Osbert’s
(corner of Station Road and Watling
Street).
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, June 2005)
THE AVENGERS: A Touch of Brimstone
(James Hill: December
1965)
After seeing the Sheik humilitaed
at the theatre Steed drives Emma home in his Bentley. He tells her that
the Honourable
John Cartney
is the chief suspect (the Bentley drives past shops on Watling
Street, same shops also feature
in back projection).
(Identified by ‘Mark O’ on the Britmovie Forum,
July 2009)
JOURNEY TO THE
UNKNOWN: Jane
Brown's Body
(Alan Gibson: 1968)
Jane (Stephanie Powers) recalls her fateful meeting with Robert (Clive
Graham) at Radlett
Station.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, 1989)
JOURNEY TO THE
UNKNOWN: The
New People
(Peter Sasdy:
1968)
Hank Prentiss (Robert Reed) meets Matt (Milo
O'Shea) leaving the
station and they discuss the inquest.
INSPECTOR MORSE:
Driven to Distraction
(Sandy Johnson:
1989)
Maitland (Mary Jo Randle) and Lewis (Kevin
Whately)
are driven by Morse (John
Thaw) in his Jaguar to Boynton Ltd (Vauxhall
dealership, Watling
Street)
to question Boynton (Patrick Malahide).
Boynton is later attacked by Tim Ablett
(Christopher
Fulford)
who covers him in petrol from a tanker.
Television:
SPYDER'S WEB:
Romance on Wheels
(1972)
N29: Kendal's Hall, Radlett PrepSchool, Watling Street, Radlettû
THE AVENGERS: What the Butler Saw (Bill
Bain: December 1965)
A helicopter lands in the grounds of Group Captain Miles house. Steed
(Patrick
Macnee) gets out, posing as an
an
RAF
officer, and enters the house. Later Steed takes off in the helicopter
with Mrs
Peel.
THE AVENGERS:
From Venus With Love (Robert
Day:
October 1966)
Mrs Peel (Diana Rigg)
leaves the house where Smith was chimney sweeping to pursue the strange
light
in her Lotus.
THE AVENGERS:
All Done with Mirrors
(Ray Austin: May
1968)
Steed (Patrick Macnee) is being held under close arrest by Mother
(Patrick
Newell) at his pool-side HQ, as a response to the theft of secrets from
the Carmadoc
Research
Establishment. Mother provides Steed with all the comforts of home with
the help
of Rhonda (Rhonda Parker) and others. Tara King (Linda Thorson) arrives
to take
over Steed’s duties and she is introduced to Watney
(Dinsdale
Landen)
who has been snorkelling round
the pool. Later, when Tara is reported missing, Steed decides to break
his
parole and goes looking for Tara.
THE AVENGERS:
Stay Tuned
(Don Chaffey: November 1968)
Tara arrives at Mother/Father's HQ to see Proctor (Gary Bond) by
Steed's Rolls,
and when Steed (Patrick Macnee) leaves the building he too can now see
Proctor
- and dispatches him before driving off.
THE AVENGERS:
Take-Over
(Robert Fuest:
February 1969)
Grenville (Tom Adams), Sexton (Garfield Morgan), Lomax (Keith Buckley)
and
Circe (Hilary Pritchard) arrive at the home of Bill and Laura Bassett.
Later
when Groom (John Comer) tries to escape, he falls
victim to Grenville's remote
control death.
THE PROTECTORS:
Trial
(Charles Crichton: 1973)
Arthur Gordon (Joss Ackland)
visits Judge Cronin (Richard Hurndall)
at the Clyde Nursing Home and attacks him. Later he plants a bomb in
the
Judge's Rolls Royce.
THE NEW AVENGERS:
Faces (Ray
Austin: July 1976)
The real Craig (Richard Leech) is shot by Mullins as he dives into an
open-air
swimming pool.
Film:
LAW AND
DISORDER
(1958)
KILL OR CURE
(1962)
N30: Kendall Hall Farm - fields, Elstree
Photo: Alan Field
THE AVENGERS:
A Surfeit of H2O
(Sidney Hayers:
May 1965)
Poacher, Ted Barker, resident of Lower Storpington
is drowned in a torrential
rainstorm in the middle of a field. John Steed (Patrick
Macnee) and Mrs
Peel (Diana Rigg)
arrive to investigate. After making enquiries, Steed and Mrs
Peel return in
a Mini Moke to make meteorological measurements in the field. They are
watched
by Frederick (Terry Plumer)
who wrecks the equipment after the agents have left to find
Sir Arnold
Kelly (John Kidd). They return to the field with
Sir Arnold and leave him
to make further measurements. Steed returns to the field with Jonah
Barnard (Noel
Purcell) and they find Sir Arnold missing.
THE AVENGERS:
Silent Dust
(Roy Baker: June 1965)
Once the hunt gets underway Mrs Peel (Diana Rigg)
finds she is surrounded Omrod (William
Franklyn) and his cronies; Juggins (Jack Watson)
and Miss Snow (Joanna
Wake). Mrs Peel deals with Miss Snow. After learning of Omrod’s
plans, Mrs Peel is hunted down
by Omrod
and
Juggins. John Steed (Patrick Macnee) arrives just
in time to deal with
Juggins with the help of some anti-blood sports protesters.
THE AVENGERS:
Bizarre (Leslie Norman: February 1969)
Helen Pritchard (Sally Nesbitt) wanders through
the snow in her nightie
and
collapses. Captain Cordell (James Kerry) later
surveys the scene and
sees the railway line.
N31: Aldenham Wood Lodge, Butterfly Lane/Watling Street, Elstree
THE AVENGERS:
Too Many Christmas
Trees (Roy Baker:
February 1965)
Steed and Mrs Peel turn onto Butterfly Lane in the Bentley.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, 1989)
THE AVENGERS: A Sense of History (Peter
Graham Scott: January
1966)
Broom's car enters the driveway of 'St. Bodes'.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, 1989)
THE AVENGERS:
Never, Never Say Die
(Robert Day:
February 1967)
Steed follows the Neoteric
Research Unit ambulance in his Bentley from the cottage where he was
attacked
by the strange man, they leave the woods and join a road.
THE PROFFESIONALS:
The Acorn Syndrome
(Martin Campbell:
1979)
Bodie
(Lewis
Collins) and Doyle (Martin Shaw) chase after the killers, but lose
them. They
radio Cowley
with the information.
N32: Haberdashers' Aske's School, Aldenham Road, Elstreeû
THE MAN FROM INTERPOL:
Soul Pedlars
(Max Varnel:
1958)
Anthony Smith, accompanied by Hatvany's
wife and Inspector Muller, pass the gates in their car as they leave
for a
special assignment.
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: Death Cell (Peter
Maxwell: 1959)
Ellen Summers (Lana Morris) escapes through the gates of the Private
Sanatorium
in a delivery van. Peter Brady (Tim Turner) then
enters through the same
gates when he visits the establishment to check her story.
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: The White Rabbit
(Quentin Lawrence: 1959)
Professor Blair instructs his guards to search the grounds of Villa Roché
for the rabbit
which Suzanne Dumasse
(Marla Landi)
finds in the nearby woods. Suzanne takes Peter Brady in her Citroen 2CV
to
study the woods observed by the Professor. Suzanne pretends to break
down
outside the gates and is confronted by the chauffeur. Later the
chauffeur opens
the gates to Max (Reed de Rouen) in his white convertible carrying
Suzanne.
Brady drives the girl's car to the gates of the house and attempts to enter,
a Limousine
pulls up carrying Roché
which an invisible Brady boards to gain access to the house. Later Hugo
(Austin
Trevor) arrives with other police officers to raid the villa.
photo: Goron Thomson
DANGER MAN:
The Sisters
(Seth Holt: 1959)
Drake is driven to see Hardy.
DANGER MAN: Find and Return
(Seth Holt: 1959)
Drake is driven to see Hardy.
THE SAINT: The Romantic Matron
(John Paddy Carstires:
1962)
The bullion waggon
leaves Buenos Aires.
THE HUMAN JUNGLE:
Solo Performance
(Roy Baker, ???)
Dr Corder (Herbert Lom)
arrives at the hospital in his Humber Hawk and getting out of the
vehicle he
has to pass several reporters before entering the building.
THE HUMAN JUNGLE:
Conscience on a Rack
(Roy Baker: Feb
1964)
Three schoolgirls run across the car park towards the school. Returning
to the
school after her appointment with Dr Corder, Dorothy Wyley
also crosses the cap park. The
following day a Dennis Ambulance arrives at the hospital and Wyley
is admitted.
Sometime later, Dr Murphy (Megs Jenkins) and Wyley
(Flora Robson) stroll
around the hospital grounds, where they come across Hazel Phillips (Adrienne
Posta) and the Vicar (Ronald Hines). Feeling
guilty about not making
a donation to the church, Wyley
attempts to remove her ring to give it to him, but when she is unable
to do
this she becomes agitated and insists on gifting her expensive watch
instead.
THE HUMAN JUNGLE:
The Quick and the Dead
(Roy Baker: ???)
George Shelton (Robert Beatty) arrives at St
Damien's Hospital to visit
his driver Jimbo
Harris after he crashes his car at Silverstone.
THE HUMAN JUNGLE:
Heartbeats in a Tin Box(Roy
Baker
???)
Alan Prescott (Ray McAnally)
arrives at St Damien's Hospital
to talk to Corder (Herbert
Lom)
and Dr. Jimmy Davis (Michael
Johnson) about Christine Box. Later, after her suicide
attempt Christine
Box (Judith Scott) is at last able to confide in
Dr, Corder in the
grounds of the hospital. At the end of the interview Alan Prescott
arrives with
good news.
THE SAINT:
Judith
(Robert Lynn: 1963)
Burt Northwade's
country house. After the representatives of United Motors leave in a
Cadillac,
Judith Northwade
approaches the house and is chased away by guards. The Saint visits the
house
the following day, and that night guards set out to patrol the grounds,
but
fail to stop him breaking in and escaping.
THE SAINT:
The Work of Art
(Peter Yates: Peter
Yates 1963)
Juliette follows Prevost's taxi to the gates on Butterfly Lane in The
Saint's
Volvo. Later that evening The Saint visits the house.
THE SAINT:
The Saint Plays with
Fire (Robert S.
Baker: 1963)
Simon Templar is driving along a country road (Butterfly
Lane) in his
Volvo at night when he see the signs of a fire. He stops the car to
investigate
and soon determines the source as the country house ‘Whiteways’
he drives in through the
gates (Butterfly Lane gates).
DANGER MAN:
Fish on a Hook
(Robert Day: March 1964)
The home of Abdul Kassim,
from which Drake drives away with Mrs. Kassim,
Dr. Zorin
and Kemal
in a Mercedes.
DANGER MAN:
The Galloping Major
(Peter Maxwell: 1964)
John Drake visits Lassale’s
house in the evening for a game of snooker.
THE SAINT:
Jeannine
(John Moxey:
May 1964)
Fouquet and Peyrac
rob Madam Chen of her pearls as they drive back to Paris from the races
(back
projection of Aldenham
Road).
DANGER MAN:
Such Men are Dangerous
(Don Chaffey
Oct/Nov 1964)
John Drake (Patrick McGoohan)
arrives at Linden Manor by Taxi. After meeting the Lodgekeeper
(Patrick Connor), a
shooting party, and Diana (Georgina Ward), he is
driven up to the main
house with a group of recruits. From a window he later sees The General
(Jack
Gwillam)
talking to Diana, and he meets her again after picking up a parcel from
a
butcher's van. After returning to the house in a Jaguar with Johnson,
he then
tries to escape in a Land Rover pnrsued
by Latour
(Lee Montague).
THE AVENGERS: Too Many Christmas Trees
(Roy Baker: February
1965)
Steed and Mrs Peel drive through Storey's gateway in the Bentley.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, 1989)
THE AVENGERS:
The Cybernauts
(Sidney Hayers:
March 1965)
Steed (Patrick Macnee) is doing a crossword in a vintage car when Mrs
Peel (Diana
Rigg)
arrives by Lotus.
THE AVENGERS: The Grave-Diggers
(Quentin Lawrence: March 1965)
Johnson (Paul Massie) leads a gang of undertakers
to a hearse at the
rear of the 'SirHoraceWinslipHospital
for Retired or Ailing Railwaymen'. Later Steed (Patrick
Macnee) visits
the hospital.
THE BARON:
Diplomatic Immunity (Leslie
Norman:
August 1965)
Cordelia
and
The Baron drive past the guarded gates of Comrade Sforza's house (School
gates on Butterfly Lane) and pull off the road on Butterfly
Lane.
THE SAINT:
The Queen's Ransome
(Roy Baker: April
1966)
Mustafa is in hot pursuit of Simon and Queen Adana (Butterfly Lane
gates in
back projection).
THE SAINT:
The Counterfeit
Countess (Leslie Norman:
Dec 1966/Jan 1967)
Simon Templar drives to the residence of the Countess de Bussey
and climbs the wall.
(this
building
has been demolished)
THE AVENGERS:
Never, Never Say Die
(Robert Day:
February 1967)
Whittle (Christopher Benjamin) looks at his
damaged car and shortly
afterwards the ambulance leaves the casualty block. Fake ambulance
arrives
through the gates of the Ministry of Technology Neoteric
Research Unit.
THE AVENGERS:
Return of the Cybernauts
(Robert Day: June
1967)
The Cybernaut
(Terry
Richards) pursues Neville (Charles Tingwell)
to his Jaguar and rips
the roof off to kidnap him.
THE AVENGERS:
Dead Man's Treasure
(Sidney Hayers:
June 1967)
Alex (Edwin Richfield) and Carl (Neil
McCarthy) try to force
Penny (Valerie Van Ost)
and Steed (Patrick Macnee) off the road.
THE AVENGERS:
Have Guns - Will Haggle
(Ray Austin:
October 1967)
Tara (Linda Thorson) evades Conrad (Jonathan
Burn) at the
ballistics establishment, leaving in her Lotus pursued by Conrad's
Jaguar.
DEPARTMENT S:
The Bones of Byrom
Blain (Paul Dickson:
1968)
Byrom
Blain's
Rolls Royce arrives at the gates of Marling Dale and is allowed through
by the
guards.
THE AVENGERS:
Split! (Roy
Baker: January 1968)
Steed (Patrick Macnee) visits NullingtonHospital
to see Dr. Constantine. Lord Barnes
visits NullingtonHospital
by car, but does not go inside.
DEPARTMENT S:
The Double Death of
Charlie Crippen
(John Gilling:
Summer 1968)
Jason (Peter Wyngarde)
and Sullivan (Joel Fabiani)
climb over the wall into the house's grounds.
THE SAINT:
The Man Who Gambled
With Life (Freddie
Francis: Summer 1968)
Simon's Volvo drives past the heavily guarded gates of Longman's
mansion. He
pulls into the side of the road and breaks into the house when it
becomes dark
THE AVENGERS: Legacy of Death
(Don Chaffey: July/August 1968)
The residence of the late Henley Farrer.
Zoltan
looks out of the window of Henley Farrer’s
home as he hears Sidney Street’s car arrive.
(Identified by the Lewy
family, August 2009)
THE AVENGERS: Killer (Cliff
Owen: September 1968)
Merridon
(Grant Taylor) and Brinstead
(William Franklyn) attempt to stop Trouncer
escaping. The motor coach
leaves from the REMAK building and Lady Diana Forbes-Blakeney
(Jennifer Croxton)
follows.
photo: Goron Thomson
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: All Work and No Pay
(Jeremy Summers: Early 1969)
Jeanie drives her mini through the gates of the Foster brothers’
mansion for a
demonstration of their spiritualist powers (gates on
Butterfly Lane).
THE AVENGERS:
Requiem
(Don Chaffey: January 1969)
Mother's men add decor to a gateway to mislead the villains.
DEPARTMENT S:
A Small War of Nerves
(Leslie Norman:
Spring 1969)
Jason (Peter Wyngarde)
climbs over the wall of Wiltshire Park Health Hydro and
evades the guard
dogs to rescue disgruntled germ warfare expert Greg Halliday
(Anthony Hopkins).
JASON KING: The Constance Missal
(Jeremy Summers: 1971)
Whilst Claudia watches from their car, Elaine climbs the wall of a
house. She
is able to steal the Efridge
necklace whilst it's
hypnotised owner watches on. Elaine returns to the car with her haul
and the
two women drive off.
THE PROTECTORS: 2000 ft To Die (John
Hough: 1972)
As the guards are distracted Harry Rule (Robert Vaughn)
parachutes into
the Kranstone
Research Centre and breaks into the house. He later leaves in a stolen
Rolls
Royce which crashes through the gates.
THE PROFESSIONALS:Lawsons Last Stand (Ian
Sharp: 1981)
Brigadier Bill Tennant (Donald Pickering) meets Dr
Lowe (Stephen
Greif) to discuss Lawson’s condition. Lawson is at that very
moment
escaping and it is only after a nurse is unable to unlock the door that
Lawson’s escape is noticed. Later Bodie (Lewis
Collins) and Ray Doyle (Martin
Shaw) arrive to investigate the case.
Television:
UNCLE JACK &
THE DARK SIDE OF THE MOON
(1992)
FULL STRETCH:
Deals on Wheels
(1993)
Films:
IT'S IN THE AIR
(1935)
QUATERMASS II
(1957)
BOTTOMS UP (1959)
VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED
(1960)
THE TRIALS OF OSCAR
WILD (1960)
THE INVASION QUARTET (1961)
KILL OR CURE (1962)
THE NANNY
(1965)
THEATRE OF DEATH
(1965)
FRANKENSTEIN MUST BE DESTROYED (1969)
THE ABOMINABLE DR PHEBES (1971)
THE AVENGERS:
The Master Minds
(Peter Graham Scott:
December 1964)
Steed and Mrs Peel depart for new adventures in the Bentley.
THE AVENGERS:
Dead Man's Treasure
(Sidney Hayers:
June 1967)
Alex and Carl race along Aldenham
road as they try to run Steed and Penny off the road.
THE AVENGERS:
False Witness
(Charles Crichton: June
1968)
Steed (Patrick Macnee) gets off Mother's
double-decker bus and gets into
his Yellow Rolls which is parked on Aldenham Road. He drives off to
rescue
Tara.
THE AVENGERS:
Requiem(Don
Chaffey: January 1969)
Following Tara's clue about Steed having told her he lived near Henley,
Firth
concentrates his search around this town on the Thames (Aldenham
reservoir).
THE AVENGERS:
Take-Over
(Robert Fuest:
February 1969)
A Rolls Royce travels along a quiet country lane (south down Aldenham
Road)
with a man held prisoner in the back. The driver stalls the car. The
captors,
Grenville (Tom Adams) and Lomax (Keith
Buckley), pretend to
examine the engine while their captive escapes. The fugitive runs
across a
field (Elstree Cricket Club) towards a body of
water (Aldenham
reservoir)
but the villains stop him dead in his tracks with a cigarette lighter.
N34: Home Farm, Aldenham Road, Elstree
THE HUMAN JUNGLE: Ring of Hate(Charles Crichton: May/June 1964)
A Humber Hawk estate car arrives at the farm. Later, the vehicle is
parked in
front of the farmhouse, when Leigh Garner (Dudley Sutton)
charges out in
a rage and getting into the car,
he drives it away at speed. Several days later, Leigh Garner trains by
skipping
and is watched by Hogan (Barry Keegan) and Bill
Flack (Jimmy
Gardner).
Sat in the back of a Land Rover Hogan (Barry Keegan) and
Bill Flack (Jimmy
Gardner) watch as Leigh Garner (Dudley Sutton)
jogs along behind the
vehicle (Aldenham
Road). Sometime later, Leigh Garner is once again in training following
the
Land Rover down a narrow country lane, while Hogan and Bill Flack
discuss a
story in the newspaper about the upcoming boxing match.
THE AVENGERS:
Dead Man's Treasure
(Sidney Hayers:
June 1967)
Penny (Valerie Van Ost)
and Steed (Patrick Macnee) in their
Bentley cause Alex (Edwin
Richfield) to shoot Carl (Neil McCarthy)
after which their car
smashes through the farm gate and into a tree.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, 1989)
THE AVENGERS:
False Witness
(Charles Crichton: July
1968)
Steed (Patrick Macnee) takes Melville (Barry
Warren) to undergo a
lie detector test inside Mother's (Patrick Newell)
double decker bus HQ
conducted by Dr. Grant (Arthur Pentelow) and
observed by Rhonda (Rhonda
Parker). Later an analysis report on the milk arrives back at
Mother's HQ.
Lord Edgefield (William Job) arrives in his Rolls
at Dreemykreem
Dairies to pay off Sykes.
Tara follows Lane (Rio Fanning) to the dairy in her
Lotus Europa.
Tara (Linda
Thorson) returns to the dairy in order to destroy the treated
milk. The bus
sets off (from Home Farm on to Aldenham Road).
Later Steed arrives in
his yellow Rolls to rescue Tara.
JOURNEY TO THE
UNKNOWN: Poor
Butterfly (Alan
Gibson: October 1968)
Steve Miller (Chad
Everett) stop arrives at the home
of Ben Loker (Bernard
Lee) and his wife
(Susan Richards) looking for petrol and a few
answers.
HERE COME THE DOUBLE DECKERS!:Summer Camp (Harry
Booth: 1969)
The farmer (George Woodbridge) is startled to see a haystack drive into
his
farmyard
N35: Tykes Water Lake, Bridge and approach road, Aldenham Park, Elstreeû
THE FOX: Pilot Episode
(Peter Maxwell: 1958)
The postillion
of Marie Antoinette's coach is shot by Charney
and runs out of control over
the bridge.
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: Bank Raid
(Ralph Smart: 1958)
A car pulls up by the lake where Sally (Deborah Watling)
is fishing with her uncle.
Williams (Brian Rawlinson) gets out after talking to Crowther
and attempts to kidnap Sally.
THE AVENGERS:
Two's a Crowd
(Roy Baker: May 1965)
Ivenko
(John Bluthal)
heads to
meet Steed (Patrick Macnee) at the bridge, but is shot by Psev's
submarine. Later, Steed meets
Mrs Peel (Diana Rigg)
whilst out riding.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, 1989)
THE AVENGERS:
Silent Dust
(Roy Baker: June 1965)
Steed (Patrick Macnee) tells Mrs Peel (Diana Rigg)
about the lack of martlets
as they
enjoy a punt.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, 1989)
THE AVENGERS: The Hour That Never Was (Gerry
O'Hara: July 1965)
Steed (Patrick Macnee) and Mrs Peel (Diana Rigg)
crash in the Bentley near the
bridge, which they then cross to reach RAF Hamelin. Later, Steed
recovers in
his car alone and retraces his steps.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, 1989)
THE AVENGERS:
Small Game for Big
Hunters (Gerry
O'Hara: September 1965)
Kendrick (Peter Thomas) flees from tribal drumbeats to a wire fence.
Steed and
Mrs Peel depart for new adventures in a canoe.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, 1989)
THE AVENGERS:
Honey for the Prince
(James Hill:
February 1966)
Steed (Patrick Macnee) and Mrs Peel (Diana Rigg)
return across the bridge from an
early morning party.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, 1989)
THE SAINT:
Flight Plan
(Roy Baker: September 1966)
Templar's Volvo drives across the bridge.
THE AVENGERS:
Never, Never Say Die
(Robert Day:
February 1967)
Stone (Christopher Lee) encounters an old man (Arnold Ridley) with a
radio
controlled boat. Stone is drawn to the radio of a young man (David
Gregory),
who is sleeping by his Triumph roadster. Steed (Patrick Macnee) drives
along in
his Land Rover looking for the mysterious stranger when he spots a
cottage
(studio set). Doctor Penrose (Jeremy Young) and a number of men from
the Neoterric
Research
Unit search the woods for Stone. Also in the woods, a sergeant (John Junkin)
and private
(Peter Dennis) are dealt with by Stone. Mrs Peel visits Aerial Cottage
in her
Lotus.
THE AVENGERS:
Epic
(James Hill: February 1967)
Steed (Patrick Macnee) and Mrs Peel (Diana Rigg)
wait five-tenths of a mile along
the road and are filmed by Kirby (Peter Wyngarde)
as a cycling vicar.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, 1989)
THE AVENGERS:
Return of the
Cybernauts (Robert Day:
May 1967)
The Cybernaut (Terry Richards) carries the
unconcious Neville (Charles
Tingwell) towards Beresford's house.
(Spotted by Mike Richardson, December 2012)
THE AVENGERS:
You Have Just Been
Murdered (Robert
Asher: July 1967)
Mrs Peel (Diana Rigg)
sees Maxted's
case
dropped from a bridge and is then attacked by Nicholls (Frank Maher). Unwin
(Barrie Ingham)
drops his
case over the bridge where Mrs Peel uses it to overpower Morgan (Les
Crawford),
but then Unwin
tells Steed (Patrick Macnee) it is a bomb. Morgan leads Mrs Peel
towards a
nearby caravan, but as they pass a haystack Skelton (Simon Oates) jumps
out and
tackles Mrs Peel. Steed and Unwin
are not far behind and it is not long before Unwin
is also captured by Skelton.
Steed soon discovers Needle's hiding place and Steed battles with
Morgan.
Needle attempts to flee in a Landrover
with the ransom money, but the case explodes blasting the Landrover
to pieces and Needle into a
tree.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, 1989)
THE AVENGERS:
The Positive Negative
Man (Robert Day:
August 1967)
Steed (Patrick Macnee) interrupts the fishing of Cynthia Wentworth-Howe
(Caroline Blakiston).
THE CHAMPIONS:
The Survivors
(Cyril Frankel: Early 1968)
Three frogmen led by Pieter (Stephen Yardley) are watched diving by
Richter
(Donald Houston) and Emil (Bernard Kay) who later shoot up their tent.
Craig
(Stuart Damon) and Richard (William Gaunt) also come under fire when
they dive
at the lake.
THE CHAMPIONS:
The Final Countdown
(John Gilling:
Early 1968)
German frogmen search the lake bed for the missing bomb.
THE AVENGERS:
Tara King (Linda Thorson) waits in her AC Cobra for Lord Barnes who is
arriving
by Hughes 269B helicopter.
THE AVENGERS:
Look - (Stop me if
you've heard this one) But There
Were These Two Fellers... (James Hill: March
1968)
Randolph Cleghorn
(Bill Shine)meets
a comical end from Maxie
Martin (Jimmy Jewel) and Jennings (Julian Chagrin) whilst duck shooting.
THE AVENGERS:
Season Seven UK title sequence (Summer: 1968)
Tara (Linda Thorson) runs along the bridge and
Steed (Patrick Macnee)
battles with empty suits of armour.
THE AVENGERS:
All Done with Mirrors
(Ray Austin: May
1968)
Roger (John Bown), one of Mothers' men in an MGB
tails Arkin (Peter
Elliott) driving a MG 110 to a secluded wood south of The
Establishment. He
reports to Mother by radio. Arkin appers to be talking to someone, but
he is
unable to see anyone in the immediate area. Later Watney (Dinsdale
Landen)
follows Doctor Dr Seligman (Anthony Dutton) to the
same location. After
Seligman is shot Major Sparshott (Peter Copley)
appears nearby. At the
end of the adventure, Steed (Patrick Macnee)
invites Tara (Linda
Thorson) to share a meal with him in a field. He cooks a
steak using the
heat from the engine of his Yellow Rolls Royce Silver Ghost.
THE AVENGERS:
Super Secret Cypher
Snatch (John Hough:
June 1968)
Mother (Patrick Newell) sets up his mobile HQ in a field in his Bentley
with
the help of Rhonda (Rhonda Parker). He briefs Tara (Linda
Thorson), sitting
on her AC Frua
and Steed (Patrick Macnee)with
his Yellow Rolls
Royce Silver Ghost.
THE AVENGERS: Game (Robert
Fuest:
June 1968)
Steed (Patrick Macnee) and Tara (Linda
Thorson) go to visit
Brigadier Wishforth-Browne
(Anthony Newlands) at an army training ground where
troops are exercising.
Later they go back to a meeting with the Brigadierin
Steed's yellow Rolls Royce
Silver Ghost and are nearly run down by the corpse of the Brigadier
which has
been put in an unmanned jeep.
THE AVENGERS:
They Keep Killing Steed
(Robert Fuest:
August 1968)
Tara (Linda Thorson) gets Steed (Patrick Macnee) to
prove his identity,
and as she gets her car, Baron Von Curt (Ian Ogilvy)
despatches another
fake Steed.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, 1989)
THE SAINT:
Little Girl Lost (Roy
Baker: Aug/Sep 1966)
Simon Templar (Roger Moore) is fishing by an Irish
lake when a young
woman (June Ritchi)
crashes her Mini nearby. She is being chased by two thugs (Shay Gorman
and
Maurice Good) in a WV Beetle. They leave their car and attack Simon who
fights
them off and leaves with the girl in his Volvo.
THE AVENGERS:
Killer
(Cliff Owen: September 1968)
Lawson's body is dropped by a helicopter.
(Identified by Mike Richardson, August 2012)
THE AVENGERS:
The Interrogators
(Charles Crichton:
October 1968)
Paid informant, Fillington,
is practicing football in a field when Sgt Blackie (Glynn Edwards)
creeps up
and shoots him from a distance.
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: The Smile Behind the Veil (Jeremy
Summers: Autumn 1968)
Hooper (Peter Jesson)
and Grant (Robin Hawdon)
arrive with Jeff and his car and throw him over the bridge
into the water
as Marty (Kenneth Cope) watches.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, 1989)
THE AVENGERS:
Thingumajig
(Leslie Norman: January 1969)
Pike (Russell Walters) finds the fish in the river
all dead, prompting
Steed (Patrick Macnee) and Inge (Dora
Reisser)
to have the lake dredged. Kruger (Iain Cuthbertson)
enters his caravan on the roadside. Later, at dusk, Tara races in her
Lotus Europa
to warn Steed
about the deadly boxes.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, 1989)
THE AVENGERS:
Take-Over
(Robert Fuest:
February 1969)
Fenton Grenville (Tom Adams), John Steed (Patrick
Macnee) and
Bill Basset (Michael Gwynn) arrive for their shoot
in a Land Rover.
Gilbert Sexton (Garfield Morgan) and Ernest Lomax (Keith
Buckley)
get out of the back of the Land Rover with their guns to act as
beaters. An
attempt is made to kill Steed, but he is able to trick his would-be
executioners into thinking he is dead.
(Spotted by Michael Richardson, September 2012)
HERE COME THE DOUBLE
DECKERS!: Summer
Camp (Harry
Booth: 1969)
Scooper (Peter Firth), Spring (Brinsley
Forde), Billie (Gillian
Bailey), Brains (Michael Audreson),
Doughnut (Douglas Simmonds),
Sticks (Bruce Clark), Tiger (Debbie
Russ) and Albert (Melvyn
Hayes) arrive in the country for a few days holiday and run into
trouble with a
couple of other holiday makers (Betty Marsden, Hugh Paddick).
Fortunately, the farmer
who owns the site (George Woodbridge) is on their
side.
JASON KING:
An Author in Search of
Two Characters
(Cyril Frankel: 1970)
As Jason King (Peter Wyngarde)
walks by the lake, Reynolds (John Sullivan) appears
from the bridge, and
runs towards him. Suddenly, a spaceman appears and shoots him. Jason is
then
floored by a grizzly bear. After
the lake is searched. Inspector Hughes (Ivor
Dean) arrives to meet D.S. Watkins
(Brian Grellis)
and see Reynolds' body dragged from the lake.
THE ADVENTURER:
Return to Sender
(Cyril Frankel:1972)
Gavin (Garrick Hagon)
and Michele (Pamela Salem) are chased in their car
by Fleming (Patrick
Mower) and Gorman (Donald Burton) over
the bridge.
THE PROFESSIONALS: Lawsons
Last Stand (Ian Sharp: 1981)
Lieutenant Colonel Peter Lawson (Michael Culver), and
Tug Willis (John
Hallam) bury Les before starting on the second phase of their
plan.
Television:
DIAL 999:
Secial
Branch (1958)
ESPIONAGE:
A
Covenant with Death (1963)
PATHFINDERS:
Fly
There Walk Back (1972)
SPYDER'S WEB:
The Executioners
(1972)
Babycham
commercial (1991)
THE MRS BRADLEY
MYSTERIES: Speedy Death
(1998)
Films:
633 SQUADRON
(1964)
NIGHT MUST FALL
(1964)
DOCTOR TERROR'S HOUSE
OF TERRORS (1965)
THEATRE OF DEATH
(1965)
TASTE THE BLOOD OF
DRACULA (1969)
MOSQUITO SQADRON
(1969)
THE ABOMINABLE DR
PHEBES (1971)
DEMONS OF THE MIND
(1971)
DRACULA A.D. 1972
(1972)
FEAR IN THE NIGHT
(1972)
WINGS:
Mary
Had a Little Lamb promotional film (1972)
THE MONSTER CLUB
(1980)
N36: Borehamwood Public Library, Elstree Way, Borehamwood
THE CHAMPIONS:
The Search
(Leslie Norman: April 1967)
Whilst waiting in a queue at the library Sharron (Alexandra Bastedo)
reads
the whole of War and Peace and hands it back to the librarian when she
reaches
the end of the line instead of booking it out.
HERE COME THE DOUBLE
DECKERS!: Tiger
Takes Off
(Harry Booth: 1969)
Brain's pigeon summons Scooper (Peter Firth),
Sticks (Bruce Clark) and
Tiger (Debbie Russ) to a meeting.
N37: St.Teresa's RC Primary School, Brook Road, Borehamwood
HERE COME THE DOUBLE
DECKERS!: A
Hit for a Miss
(Harry Booth: 1969)
Tiger (Debbie Russ) and Billie (Gillian
Bailey) wait impatiently
for Spring (Brinsley
Forde), Doughnut (Douglas Simmonds),
Brains (Michael Audreson),
Sticks (Bruce Clark) and
Scooper (Peter Firth) at the school gates. When
the boys appear they
ignore the girls as they are with Miss Petit (Georgina
Simpson), their
new teacher.
Films:
THE MONSTER CLUB (1980)
N38: Rowley Farm, Rowley Lane, Well End
photo:
Geoff
Dodd
THE AVENGERS:
Silent Dust
(Roy Baker: June 1965)
Juggins’ Farm - After meeting Mrs Peel Omrod (William
Franklyn) rides to
the farm to talk to Juggins. During the hunt Omrod
and Juggins (Jack Watson) set
off from the farm on horseback after Mrs Peel.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, August 2008)
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: The Smile Behind the Veil
(Jeremy Summers: Autumn 1968)
Jeff Randall (Mike Pratt) arrives at Lynstead
Acres on the Elmstead
Road
looking for Dyson (John Bott).
Seaton (Alex Scott) and Grant (Robin Hawdon)
follow Jeff in to the farm and
Grant shoots Dyson by mistake. Some nights later Seaton and Hooper (Peter
Jesson)
drive
Donald Seaton (Gary Watson) and Jeff back to the
farm and lock them in
to an outhouse. Grant and Hooper return to deal with their two
prisoners but a
fight breaks out and Seaton manages to escape. Grant and Hooper then
throw Jeff
into an old wishing well. The next morning Marty (Kenneth
Cope) manages
to attract the attention of two hikers (Michael Radford and
Clare Jenkins)
and leads them towards the well.
Films:
THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP
(1934)
N39: Canterbury House, Borehamwood
DEPARTMENT S:
The Shift That Never
Was (Sidney Hayers:
May 1967)
A woman living in the flats overlooking the chemical factory witnesses
an
accident with one of the tankers.
UFO: Confetti Check A-O.K.
(David Lane: November 1969)
A private detective follows Straker
(Ed Bishop) and Nina Barry (Delorez
Mantez)
to her apartment and
photographs them together.
N40: Running Track, Metropolitan. Police Cadet Playing Fields, Stirling Corner, Borehamwood (redeveloped)
DEPARTMENT S:
The Last Train to
Redbridge (John Gilling:
1968)
Sir Curtis and Sullivan discuss the case as they jog round a track.
N41: McDonalds, Shenley Road, Borehamwood
THE SAINT:
The Man Who was Lucky
(John Gilling:
1962)
When Marty's Morris arrives Eddie and Lucky run out and shoot him. Cora
and the
Saint watch as the gunmen drive away.
THE SAINT:
The Well Meaning Mayor
(Jeremy Summers:
1963)
Hackett (Norman Bird) leaves Teinplar's
hotel and walks to his car.
N42: Cowley Hill Road, Hatforde Road, Borehamwood
H. G. WELLS'
INVISIBLE MAN: Bank Raid
(Ralph Smart: 1958)
The crew of a Wolesley
police car see Sally (Deborah Watling)
waving from an apparently driverless car and
set off in pursuit.
N43: ShenleyHospital Gates, Radlett Lane, Shenley
Photo: Geoff Dodd
DANGER MAN:
The Sanctuary
(Charles Frend:
1959)
Drake is driven, in the governor’s Humber, through the gates of
Hartington Open
Prison to meet Michael Liamond.
(Identified by Stephen Winterbottom)
N44: Hartforde Road, Borehamwood
THE AVENGERS:
False Witness
(Charles Crichton: June
1968)
Steed (Patrick Macnee) arrives at the rendezvous in
his Yellow Rolls
Royce and uses a portable bus stop to catch a double-decker bus being
used by
Mother (Patrick Newell) as his mobile headquarters (opposite
Braken
Close). Steed climbs the stairs and asks Rhonda (Rhonda
Parker) for
a drink from the bar before talking to Mother (the bus then
drives up and
down Hartforde Road) . Melville (Barry Warren)
gets on to the bus (Cowley
Hill/Hartforde Road junction) and he is watched suspiciously
by the ticket
collector as he starts to climb the stairs to see Mother. Later Steed (Patrick
Macnee) gets off the bus as Melville (Barry Warren) tries to
get on. Steed
holds back Melville with his umbrella.
(Identified by Sam Denham)
N45: Chester Road/ Balmoral Drive, Borehamwood
THE BARON:
Samurai West
(John Moxey:
July 1965)
On his way to save Sterling at Reflexo
Glass & Mirrors Ltd., Mannering drives his
Jensen along this road.
THE BARON:
There's Someone Close
Behind You (Roy
Baker: December 1965)
Greg Wilde leaves court in a police car and is followed by Sheldon and
Alan
Jordan in their car. They radio their location to other members of the
gang (back
projection). Later Wilde escapes from the police in a yellow
van, but as he
drives along Chester Road he does not realise that Mannering has
managed to
stow away in the back.
THE PROTECTORS:
King Con
(Jeremy Summers: 1972)
Followed by Cribbs,
Harry Rule arrives with a suitcase full of money to pay off his
creditors.
(Identified by Pat Walsh, October 2004)
THE PROTECTORS:
Thinkback
(Cyril Frankel: 1972)
Harry and The Contessa
arrive at the film studio, where Frank Dilling
is hiding, in a ambulance.
Inspector Wilson’s car is already there.
(Identified by Pat Walsh, October 2004)
N46: Howard Drive, Borehamwood
GIDEON’S WAY:
To Catch A Tiger
(Les Norman, April 1965)
Nurse Smith (Olwen
Brook) is accidentally run over by a Jaguar whilst shopping.
THE PROTECTORS:
Thinkback
(Cyril Frankel: 1972)
After commandeering an ambulance, Harry and The Contessa
race around a corner (from Balmoral
Drive into
Howard Drive ) and past some shops on their way to save Frank
Dilling.
(Identified by Pat Walsh, October 2004)
N47: Old Lodge Motors, Theobald Street, Borehamwood
THE SAINT:
When Spring is Sprung
(Jim O'Connolly:
March
1967)
Simon buys a van from a garage (Old Lodge Motors).
N48: Lyndhurst, Green Street, Shenley
Photo: Alan Field
THE AVENGERS:
Legacy of Death
(Don Chaffey: July 1968)
After Tara's Lotus looses all the villains' cars Steed directs her to
one of his
childhood haunts. They drive in through the gates.
(Spotted by Alan Field)
THE AVENGERS:
Requiem
(Don Chaffey: January 1969)
Tara King (Linda Thorson) overheard wakes from a
drug induced sleep to
overhear a plot to kill Mother. Tara runs from the house to her Yellow
Rolls
Royce, but she collapses in the car before she can drive off. This is
also the
building that poses as the hospital where Tara is later held.
THE BARON:
Samurai West
(John Moxey:
July 1965)
Raymond Huntley takes Mannering (SteveForest)
to the nursing home to meet his brother
Tom.
JOURNEY INTO THE
UNKNOWN: Jane
Brown's Body
(Alan Gibson: 1968)
A young girl (Stefanie Powers) is taken by
ambulance to the home of
Doctor Ian Denholt.
Once the girl is revived Paul Amory (David Buck) is
invited to the house
to teach the girl, newly christened Jane Brown. Later, after being
dismissed,
Paul Amory returns to confront Jane Brown in the garden.
DANGER MAN:
Whatever Happened To
George Foster? (Don
Chaffey: November 1964)
John Drake (Patrick McGoohan)
arrives sat the home of Charlie Hewitt in a stolen police car. He
enters, but a
familiar stranger (Colin Douglas) arrives almost
immediately and
telephones the police from a call box. The stranger goes to Hewitt’s
house but
is attacked by Drake who drives away.
(Identified by Sam Denham, September 2004)
N50: Hillside Avenue, Borehamwood
Photos: Alan Field
GIDEON’S WAY:
The Reluctant Witness
(Jeremy Summers,
April 1965)
Rachel’s stays with Mrs. Moss. Larry Larkin (Dervis
Ward) attempts to run Rachel
down as she leaves the house (Hillside Avenue and Bullhead
Road).
(Identified by Alan Field, December 2007)
Films:
CONFESSIONS OF A
DRIVING INSTRUCTOR
(1976)
N51: Green Street (B5378), Borehamwood
Photos: Alan Field and Photo: Geoff Dodd
THE AVENGERS:
False Witness
(Charles Crichton: June
1968)
Steed Takes a ride in Mother’s mobile headquarters (camera
located near the
junction with Stapleton Road looking north).
(Confirmed by Geoff Dodd, May 2008)
THE AVENGERS:
Legacy of Death
(Don Chaffey: July 1968)
After Tara's Lotus looses all the villains' cars Steed directs her to
one of
his childhood haunts .
(Spotted by Alan Field)
N52: Crossoaks Farm, Crossoaks Lane, Ridge
THE SAINT:
Jeannine
(John Moxey:
May 1964)
Fouquet (John Dearth) and Peyrac
(Peter Diamond) arrive at the farm with Madam Chen’s
necklace. They are
about to exchange cars when Simon Templar (Roger Moore) arrives
in his
Volvo. There is a fight and Simone overpowers the two villains and
retrieves
the pearls. Sergeant Luduc
(Robert Cawdron)
arrives in a police car with Madam Chen (Jacqui Chan) and
Jeannine Roger
(Sylvia Simms). Fouquet and Peyrac
are taken into custardy and the necklace is
retrieved from Simon.
THE AVENGERS:
Dead Man's Treasure
(Sidney Hayers:
June 1967)
Steed’s windscreen is shattered by a bullet and is forced to bring his
Bentley
to a sudden halt. Bates (Ivor
Dean), watches from his Landrover
in a nearby field as Steed and Penny set off again in the Bentley.
THE AVENGERS:
Super Secret Cypher
Snatch (James Hill:
June 1968)
After checking that the gates to Cypher Headquarters are all clear The
Classy
Glass Cleaning trucks form a convoy and set off. A day or so later
Vickers (Donald
Gee) passes on the message to Maskin
(Simon Oats) that the telephone lines to
Cypher Headquarters have been blocked. Maskin
orders Harper, Lang, Davis (Anthony
Blackshaw)
and
Warren into action. The convoy sets off once more.
GIDEON’S WAY:
The Rhyme and the
Reason (John Gilling,
August 1964)
Chief Inspector Keen and Mary Henderson just happen to be in the area
driving.
(Identified by Alan Field, May 2009)
GIDEON’S WAY:
The Great Plane Robbery
(Leslie Norman:
March/April 1965)
The decoy van driven by Kautsky is pulled over by two police
officers in a patrol car.
(Identified by Alan Field, March 2010)
THE SAINT:
Queen's Ransom
(Roy Baker: April 1966)
Travelling in Hortense's,
Rolls Royce, Simon spots that they are being pursued by one of the
assassins,
Mustafa (back projection of Butterfly Lane seen behind
Mustafa).
THE CHAMPIONS:
The Gilded Cage
(Cyril Frankel:
September 1967)
Craig is driving in his Mercedes as he realises that Richard is being
kidnapped
from his flat.
(Identified by Geoff Dodd, October 2010)
N55: The Wagon and Horses, Watling Street, Elstree
THE HUMAN JUNGLE:
The Man Who Fell Apart
(Roy Baker: ???)
Mrs Harris drives in her Hillman Imp to interview the Matron of Rest
Harrow
School for Handicapped Children.
THE AVENGERS:
Epic
(James Hill: February 1967)
Mrs. Peel is tricked into using a taxi driven by a disguised Stewart
Kirby's.
Mrs Peel soon realises that they are going the wrong way, but when she
protests
she is rendered unconscious by gas fed into her sealed compartment (along
Shenley Road to Cowley Hill past the Hertswood School a.k.a. Nicholas
Hawksmoor
Upper School, then taxi is seen turning into Gateshead Road).
(Identified Geoff Dodd, May, 2011)
THE AVENGERS:
False Witness
(Charles Crichton: June
1968)
Steed (Patrick Macnee) is reading the report on the
top deck of Mother's
(Patrick Newell) mobile headquarters, Mother and
Rhonda (Rhonda
Parker) watch on. As Steed is about to leave the bus Mother
warns him that
"there is something very odd about this case" (the bus slows
to a
stop at the junction with Hartforde Road).
THE PRISONER:
Many Happy Returns
(Patrick McGoohan:
March 1967)
After leaving Mrs Butterworth at his old London house, the civil
servant (Patrick
McGoohan) continues his journey in the Lotus (just
opposite the Maxwell
Road junction, totally redeveloped).
N58: Warwick Road, Borehamwood
THE AVENGERS:
Get-Away!
(Don Sharp: February 1968)
Steed drives to the Magnus Importing Company Ltd. in his yellow Rolls
Royce and
enters the building (buildings on both sides of the road have
been
redeveloped).
(Spotted by Geoff Dodd, February 2012)
N59: Ewhurst, 37 Furzehill Road,
Borehamwood (demolished)
(Idenified by Alan Hayes, March 2012)
RANDALL AND HOPKIRK
[DECEASED]: But What a Sweet Little Room
(Roy Ward Baker: Summer 1968)
Arthur de Crecy (Michael Goodliffe) arrives with
Anne Fenwick (Frances
Bennett) at his 'cottage in the country' in his Peugeot.
They leave the car
and enter the house. Later Arthur is forced to drive Jeff Randall to
the house.
THE BARON:
Portrait of Louisa
(John Moxey:
September
1965)
Louisa's Home where she waits for a call from the blackmailer. After
the call
she races off in her Volvo P800. Later Mannering arrives back at the
house in
his Jensen
CV-8 Mk II to find
David tied up and gagged.
THE CHAMPIONS:
The Final Countdown
(John Gilling:
Early 1968)
Marshall Von Splitz arrives in a chauffer driven car at a country house
near
Hamburg after years of imprisonment in Russia.
GIDEON’S WAY:
Boy With Gun
(Jeremy Summers: May 1965)
Chris Kirk (Howard Knight) leaves his house with
his father's gun.
Films:
NIGHTMARE AT
ELM MANOR
(1963)
VISIT FROM VENUS
N60: Campions House, Green Street
(demolished)
THE AVENGERS: What the Butler Saw (Bill Bain:
December 1965)
Mrs Peel takes Steed to the headquarters of the Butlers and Gentleman’s
Gentleman Association.
(Identified by Stephen Winterbottom, May 2015)
N61: Hollywood Court, Deacons
Hill Road, Elstree
DANGER MAN: The Battle of The Cameras (Don Chaffey:
1964)
One of Kent’s men takes photographs of Drake from a building
overlooking his hotel.
Films:
DIGBY, THE
BIGGEST DOG IN THE WORLD (1983)
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