Want to play a game of find the famous spot? Take yourself on a tour of these London film locations.
Love in London, romcom-style:
Stop by Selfridges and buy a gift for your secretary like Alan Rickman’s character sneakily does in Love, Actually.
Catch some romantic films at the Coronet Cinema, which features in Notting Hill. (And in case you’re planning on asking, no, it’s not playing.)
Grab a pint at Bridget’s local – in the Bridget Jones films her flat is right upstairs.
Wherefore art thou in a Shakespeare film?
The Roundhouse is such a hot venue that even Hamlet stopped by there in the ‘60s.
Check out the grounds of Marble Hill House, where Bill and Viola frolicked in Shakespeare in Love.
And lets not forget the Globe Theatre, recently seen in a Doctor Who Episode.
Where the action never stops:
007 saves the capital in Die Another Day in a boat chase on the Thames and a hot air balloon chase over the Dome.
Known for its food, but also its gangsters too thanks to Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.
Tom Cruise took a break from being an action hero in Mission Impossible to have a pint at the historic Anchor pub.