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Film & Television Series List-Made In Derbyshire

Turns out some of your favourite TV/Films have settings all over Derbyshire, so here’s some of the popular hotspots for many well known hit Shows and Films.

Let’s chart through films and television series list that have Derbyshire and Derby City in their mists. It is no surprise as Derbyshire’s beauty makes it a natural choice for international filmmakers and TV series alike. 

Chatsworth House

Chatsworth House view with lake
Chatsworth House view with lake

The list for this scenic location is endless, many would recognise this as Pemberley from Pride and Prejudice or perhaps May Carleton’s mansion in series two of Peaky Blinders. The beautiful house belonging to the Cavendish Family since 1549, is most certainly a period film/drama favourite as it made an appearance in Charlotte Bronte’s Jane Eyre, Downtown Abbey, Midsummer Murders and even Antique’s Roadshow!

Tommy Shelby on the inside and Georgiana Cavendish on the outside
Tommy Shelby on the inside and Georgiana Cavendish on the outside

Haddon Hall

Haddon Hall view from the garden
Haddon Hall view from the garden

From cultural documentaries to blockbuster period dramas, historical thrillers to daytime favourites, filmmakers from around the world have chosen the iconic setting of Haddon Hall as the backdrop for their work, adding character, beauty, and authenticity to their productions. You may recognise this historical beauty from Mary Queen of Scots, The Other Boleyn Girl, Game Of Thrones, Pride & Prejudice and The Princess Bride.  The building itself allows you to take a journey through memorable scenes as you walk in the footsteps of beloved characters, discovering the Hall that has brought stories to life throughout cinema and television history. 

The Gunpowder and Jane Eyre
The Gunpowder and Jane Eyre

Hardwick Hall

Hardwick Hall exterior
Hardwick Hall exterior

Hardwick Hall made its first movie debut in 2019 in the brilliant Elizabethan masterpiece, Mary Queen of Scots. In the film, the hall and grounds at Hardwick were used as external shots of Hampton Court Palace, including a scene where actress Margot Robbie, who played Queen Elizabeth I, is standing on the roof of Hardwick Hall. The building was also home to the Malfoy’s in Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, and it lived up to the Malfoy Manor as it was the perfect location for Lord Voldemort and his ghastly Death Eaters. You certainly don’t want to miss the chance to walk in the path of your favourite movie queen or perhaps favourite villain only at Hardwick Hall.

Two worlds, same location
Two worlds, same location

Derbyshire definitely has a great many film & TV hits located in its midst and we hope one day we can tick them off our favourite movie location sights to see!

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