National Trust on Screen

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  • ISBN 9781841658667
  • Format: Paperback
  • Weight: 320g
  • Dimensions: 149 x 211mm
  • Publication Date: 05 Mar 2020
  • Publisher: Batsford Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Paperback
  • Language: English
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From Mr Darcy diving into the lake at Lyme to Harry Potter exploring the cloisters at Lacock Abbey, National Trust on Screen goes behind the scenes of some of the most iconic film and TV moments. 

Ranging from lavish costume dramas such as Poldark and Wolf Hall to epic fantasies including Game of Thrones and The Dark Knight Rises, the historic houses and stunning landscapes of the National Trust have been chosen as backdrops by some of the world’s most famous directors.

This fact-filled guidebook is organised geographically enabling the planning of single visits or entire adventure trips.

Films and TV series featured: Poldark, Sense and Sensibility, Wolf Hall, The Other Boleyn Girl, the Harry Potter films, The Duchess, The Crown, Snow White and the Huntsman, Never Let Me Go, Remains of the Day, Miss Potter, The History Boys, Game of Thrones and many many more.

Harvey Edgington was London’s first full time film officer having created the role at the London Borough of Greenwich. Harvey swapped housing estates for county estates by setting up the NT Filming and Locations Office in 2003, a department he has headed up ever since.Harvey Edgington was London’s first full time film officer having created the role at the London Borough of Greenwich. Harvey swapped housing estates for county estates by setting up the NT Filming and Locations Office in 2003, a department he has headed up ever since.Lauren Taylor has worked in National Trust’s Filming and Locations Office since 2005, most recently as Filming and Locations Manager. Her first shoot was Pride and Prejudice at Basildon Park, still one of the most complex the Trust has ever hosted. Lauren Taylor has worked in National Trust’s Filming and Locations Office since 2005, most recently as Filming and Locations Manager. Her first shoot was Pride and Prejudice at Basildon Park, still one of the most complex the Trust has ever hosted.

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