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Outlander, Harry Potter and Avengers iconic Scottish film locations captured in new guide - Vimarsana News

Outlander, Harry Potter and Avengers iconic Scottish film locations captured in new guide

FROM James Bond and Harry Potter blockbusters to cult television drama Outlander, Scotland’s stunning filming locations have become the star of…

The 34 Best Spy Films Of All Time | Spy Movies Every Man Should Watch - Vimarsana News

The 34 Best Spy Films Of All Time | Spy Movies Every Man Should Watch

From James Bond to Jason Bourne, these are the finest depictions of espionage ever committed to celluloid, all of which will leave you shaken and stirred

Blu-ray: The Ballad of Tam-Lin - Vimarsana News

Blu-ray: The Ballad of Tam-Lin

The British folk horror wave of the late ‘60s and early ’70s wasn’t impervious to American influence. Though Roddy McDowall (1928-98), the director of The Ballad of Tam-Lin (1970), was born in Herne Hill, he was as Hollywood-steeped as its London-based star Ava Gardner. McDowall is best-known as a prolific actor (How Green Was My Valley, The Planet of the Apes films) and photographer than for his only foray into filmmaking.

The Highlands, lochs and epic landscapes: Scotland's best train routes to take it all in - Vimarsana News

The Highlands, lochs and epic landscapes: Scotland's best train routes to take it all in

You could get the train from London to Edinburgh and back five times and your carbon footprint would still be lower than if you flew.

House prices falling in suburbs as Covid 'race for space' goes into reverse - Vimarsana News

House prices falling in suburbs as Covid 'race for space' goes into reverse

Values in city centres are rising at a faster rate than their outskirts