16 films and TV shows shot in Lancaster and Morecambe
By Debbie Butler
Published 26th Jan 2023, 06:00 BST
Lancaster and Morecambe have featured in a wide range of big and small screen productions over the years.
Film crews have descended and put the town’s landmarks and scenery to use on many occasions – and continue to do so.
Here’s a look at 16 TV shows and movies filmed at locations around the district.
. Stay Close
Actor James Nesbitt was spotted filming on Morecambe promenade for the Netflix thriller, Stay Close, which also starred Eddie Izzard. Nesbitt was also seen outside The Temperance Club Barbers where some of the scenes were filmed in the apartments above. Photo: Jane Dickinson Patel
Film crews were in Williamson Park in 2021 to record scenes for the latest series of Peaky Blinders. The stunning art deco room where Gina Gray (played by Anya Taylor-Joy) lounged in a lot of her scenes was meant to be in America but was in fact inside the Ashton Memorial. Photo: Kelvin Stuttard
Lancaster film-maker Chee Keong Cheung's martial arts zombie movie, REDCON-1, featured scenes shot within the former prison at Lancaster Castle with zombie extras from the city taking part. The former Lancaster Royal Grammar School pupil's film won appeal around the world. Photo: Submitted
Morecambe's Midland Hotel was used in filming episodes of the TV series Agatha Christie's Poirot starring David Suchet, in 1989, most notably in the episode, Double Sin, where Poirot has brought Captain Hastings to stimulate "the little grey cells". Photo: Submitted
Actor James Nesbitt was spotted filming on Morecambe promenade for the Netflix thriller, Stay Close, which also starred Eddie Izzard. Nesbitt was also seen outside The Temperance Club Barbers where some of the scenes were filmed in the apartments above. Photo: Jane Dickinson Patel
Film crews were in Williamson Park in 2021 to record scenes for the latest series of Peaky Blinders. The stunning art deco room where Gina Gray (played by Anya Taylor-Joy) lounged in a lot of her scenes was meant to be in America but was in fact inside the Ashton Memorial. Photo: Kelvin Stuttard
Lancaster film-maker Chee Keong Cheung's martial arts zombie movie, REDCON-1, featured scenes shot within the former prison at Lancaster Castle with zombie extras from the city taking part. The former Lancaster Royal Grammar School pupil's film won appeal around the world. Photo: Submitted