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This week I pay tribute to the wonderful ATV Studios that existed in Borehamwood from 1960 to 1983. Before that it was a film studio dating back to…
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This week I pay tribute to the wonderful ATV Studios that existed in Borehamwood from 1960 to 1983. Before that it was a film studio dating back to…
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The Good Fight Hugely popular spin-off from The Good Wife. Middle-aged lawyer Diane Lockhart (Christine Baranski), who has had her savings wiped out in a scam, starts again by joining a mostly black Chicago firm that specialises in taking won police-brutality cases. Middle-aged lawyer Diane Lockhart (Christine Baranski, above, with co-stars Cush Jumbo and Delroy Lindo), who has had her savings wiped out in a scam, starts again The storylines often reflect political issues of the day, the show is packed with memorable characters and has a reputation for its excellent guest stars, such as Gina...
Midsomer Murders episode The Dark Rider was filmed at Knebworth House in Hertfordshire. - Credit: Alan Davies Knebworth House doubles for Quitewell Hall – with the first unfortunate victim falling to his death from the mansion's roof late at night after seeing a headless horseman. While there's no 'death by cheese' as suffered by the unfortunate Martine McCutcheon in a different episode, one unsuspecting victim, Ludo DeQuetteville, gets crushed to death by a dislodged stone gargoyle. A Roundheads v Cavaliers reenactment took place at Knebworth House in the Midsomer Murders episode Th...
Midsomer Murders episode The Dark Rider was filmed at Knebworth House in Hertfordshire. - Credit: Alan Davies Knebworth House doubles for Quitewell Hall – with the first unfortunate victim falling to his death from the mansion's roof late at night after seeing a headless horseman. While there's no 'death by cheese' as suffered by the unfortunate Martine McCutcheon in a different episode, one unsuspecting victim, Ludo DeQuetteville, gets crushed to death by a dislodged stone gargoyle. A Roundheads v Cavaliers reenactment took place at Knebworth House in the Midsomer Murders episode Th...