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Hammer Films – On Location

by Wayne Kinsey and Gordon Thomson

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Wayne Kinsey (Hammer Films - the Bray and Elstree Years; Hammer Films - a Life in Pictures and Hammer Films - the Unsung Heroes) and Gordon Thomson (sound recordist and runner at Bray Studios on Sunday, Bloody Sunday (1970)) take the lid off the oft' debated topic of Hammer locations. Going into far more depth than ever ventured before, long lost Hammer locations have been found using a team of Hammer co-workers, geologists, geographers, train enthusiasts and local historians. Film by film we explore Hammer's locations, comparing screen grabs with the same angles how the locations look today. Some have hardly changed, whilst other sites have now been completely redeveloped. A few surprises are in store including the unearthing of the long searched for coach road at the beginning of Hammer's timeless classic, Dracula (1957) - which is not where you'd think! Plus we finally pin point EXACTLY where the pirate boat was built, launched and blown up in Devil Ship Pirates (1963) - this and much more, all revealed for the first time. Now you can plan your own movie tour into Hammer's yesteryears with this new informative pictorial account of a much loved topic discussed frequently amongst fans.