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Prosecutor Ian Hope told the jury at Canterbury Crown Court how Connor went to a Dover taxi office where his mother worked as a taxi controller at 5. The prosecutor said that Bowler had called the police a 5. I just thought he was sleeping. I went up there and pushed him and he did not move.

Bowler would later claim that Mr Williams asked for his whole body to be wrapped in Clingfilm including his head with just holes for his nose and mouth. The prosecutor said the two then left Mr Williams on the bed and went downstairs — returning hours later to find him dead. A pathologist concluded Mr Williams died from a heart attack brought on by excessive heat because the Clingfilm, rubber sheets and hood prevented the body from cooling. Mr Hope said Bowler then called his brother for advice and was told to alert the emergency services before Connor left the flat to get cigarettes.

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Mr Hope added that in the bedroom, officers found various sex toys were also found along with clingfilm, masking and duct tape and condoms. The prosecutor said wrapping Mr Williams in Clingfilm was like 'turning over an egg timer with the grain of sands running away'. Bowler said they had known each other for five years and had met for sex after using various gay websites, the jury heard. Nick Clegg in Kent for floods announcement. Van man joke features in Farage's Christmas card.

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Coronavirus is devastating families across the country. Here we pay tribute to those who have died from the virus in Kent. The Tunnel production returned to Discovery Park which they used as a production base. The Port of Dover features throughout the series as the location where the team recover the plane that crashes into the sea. Tanya Olena Bahkia also tries to leave via the port in episode three. The Barn in Upstreet was once again used to shoot the interior and exteriors for the house of detective Karl Roebuck Stephen Dillane and his wife Laura Angel Coulby which features across the series.

Eurotunnel features throughout the series starting from episode one where Madeleine Fournier Marie Dompnier is abducted.

It also features throughout the series where the detectives travel between England and France. A warehouse at Westwood Industrial Estate was used to double as the dockside hangar and offices which feature throughout the series where the English and French teams investigate the crash and reconstruct the plane. Botany Bay was used for the opening sequence of the series, where passengers are found washed up on the beach following the plane crash.

Ramsgate Harbour Approach Tunnel features in episode one where a burnt out van with blood and bullets on the floor are found. It also appears as an establishing shot in episode five.

The White Cliffs of Dover car park features in episode one where men exchange a bag with passports. Deal Pier features in episode one where a young boy sees the plane crashing. Deal is used as a backdrop throughout the series and is the setting of Laura Roebuck's Angel Coulby office. Folkestone is used as a backdrop throughout the series and the Salisbury Hotel features in episode seven where Vanessa Hamilton Emilia Fox hides out.

Establishing shots of the beach feature in episode eight. Samphire Hoe is used in episode seven where Karl Roebuck Stephen Dillane and Elise Clemence Poesy go to talk where no one can hear them talk about the case. This adaptation of Alan Bennett's novella and subsequent play, dramatizes the real life events that saw Miss Shepherd, a transient, living in her van on Bennett's driveway in London for almost 15 years.

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She sacrifices her job, her home and guardianship of her son in her struggle for equality. The Historic Dockyard Chatham appears throughout the film and is used as locations for the laundry and the prison. Marcella is an eight part ITV thriller about detective Marcella Backland Anna Friel who after leaving the Metropolitan Police to raise a family, finds her husband has been having an affair.

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Devastated, she returns to her former role where she investigates a complex murder case. Set in , an aged and retired Sherlock Holmes Ian McKellen is dealing with the early stages of dementia. Holmes Kent Film Office article Mr. Holmes on IMDb. Set in 17th century Amsterdam during tulip mania, the story follows an artist who falls for a young married woman while he's commissioned to paint her portrait.

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A wing at Cobham Hall was used as the backdrop to a 17th century Amsterdam Gracht. Production build the waterway from scratch, complete with barges and donkeys crossing humpback bridges. The courtyard at the back of the school was also used as the Brewery yard. The legendary tale first penned by Mary Shelley is re-imagined from Igor's perspective, Frankenstein's assistant.

Discover Kent's rich Tudor history with The Tudor ish Trail featuring a wealth of locations which have historical Tudor connections, as well as those which have been used as filming locations for TV and film projects set in the Tudor era. Owned by the National Trust to ensure its preservation, Chiddingstone is one of the prettiest Tudor villages in Kent. In the TV series, Elizabeth R Chiddingstone's high street provides the backdrop for Elizabeth's celebrations upon her rise to the 'throne, and St.

Mary the Virgin Church also features in the second episode. Chiddingstone is very typical of the Kentish Tudor style, with half-timbered houses sporting gables and stone-hung, red tiled roofs. Anne Boleyn's father, Sir Thomas Boleyn, bought a property here in the early 16th century, which now serves as the village shop. Follow the drive through the beautiful grounds to this Tudor Era manor, now a girls' boarding school.

The economic upturn after Henry VIII's reign brought with it a building boom, particularly in London, where new developments were crammed into every available space. This was most certainly a contributing factor to the Great Fire of London in , destroying large swathes of the capital. Tulip mania, which saw the price of tulip bulbs reach extortionate levels, was another effect of the new wealth brought by the opening up of international trade routes. The market collapsed just as suddenly, giving rise to the later popularised notion of economic irrationality.

Based on Deborah Moggach's popular novel, Tulip Fever, the film re-created an Amsterdam canal frontage along one of Cobham Hall's Tudor wings, complete with barges and donkeys crossing humpback bridges. Dover Castle's great tower has been used many times as a double for the Tower of London where many famous Tudors were trialled, imprisoned and executed. In the Hollywood movie The Other Boleyn Girl , the grand chamber was used as the prison meeting room and the courtyard housed the scaffold where Anne and her brother George were beheaded.

Henry VIII visited the castle in and added a bulwark and bastion. He also stayed in the Royal Apartments situated in the great tower and Inner Bailey, most likely when passing through the port where he embarked on several diplomatic trips to the continent.

In the film Henry visits the Boleyn household to woo Anne. The beautifully ornate wood panelling is the perfect setting for period productions. Hever Castle also owns one of the most extensive privately-owned collections of Tudor portraits open to the public. Knole Park is bursting with Tudor features. The fireplace in the Great Hall boast a pair of andirons, or fire-dogs used to elevate the logs in the grate, which bear the initials and emblems of the King and Anne Boleyn.

Interestingly, in , archaeologists found the oak beams beneath floors by the fireplaces had been carved with scratched interlocking Vs and Ws, thought to invoke the protection of the Virgin Mary and prevent witches and demons from coming down the chimney. The final years of the Tudor period were a time of widespread paranoia when it came to witchcraft.

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It seems apt that for the film The Other Boleyn Girl , Knole's romantic courtyards and deer-park were transformed into Tudor London, doubling for many street scenes as well as Whitehall Palace. Shakespeare had limited historical sources when writing these plays and so it is interesting to see how he, as a Tudor characterises these historical figures. Little is known about the castle's Tudor history prior to King Henry VIII's reign when extensive works transformed the fortified house into a palace for Henry and his first wife, Catherine of Aragon.

A copy of the painting of The Embarkation from Dover hangs in the Banqueting Hall at Leeds Castle commemorating the hopeful beginnings of this ultimately unsuccessful diplomatic mission. In , after his French campaign, Henry made his last visit to Leeds Castle, this time with his sixth wife, Catherine Parr, before the castle passed from the crown estate in Henry, unable to produce a male heir, felt threatened by Edward's wealth and position in the succession and had him executed for treason two years later.

Later in the film, Anne and the King walk in the Tudor gardens. The production team for Wolf Hall visited Penshurst Place to film in several of the staterooms, including the Long Gallery which doubled as Anne Boleyn's chamber in Whitehall where she often sat with her ladies in waiting. Penshurst Place kept their doors open to the public during the filming and on one of their tours, a visitor gave Damian Lewis a curious look and asked 'I know you don't I'' To which the actor, fully in costume, replied 'Well of course you do, I'm Henry VIII!

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