the new not going out was filmed at pinewood studios.
the new not going out was filmed at pinewood studios.
where is the new not going out filmed?
pinewood studios
most of each episode was shot on set in front of an audience at teddington studios. there are two main sets: the flat/house and the bar that lee frequently visits. outdoor shots and real indoor location shots have also been used on occasion. the fourth and fifth series were shot at the bbc television centre. the sixth and seventh series saw filming return to teddington studios. from series 5 onwards, "not going out" was produced in association with lee mack's own company, arlo productions (named after his son). the 2015 christmas special was filmed on location in wimbledon, mainly in st george's car park, and was screened in london to record the laugh track. after teddington studios closed, series 8 was filmed at elstree studios and series 9 and 10 were filmed at pinewood studios.
not going out
in 1962, aged 8, sinden was originally offered the lead title role in the film "sammy going south" by its director, alexander mackendrick, but his father turned the offer down on his son's behalf, saying that "only a handful of child actors ever make it as adult actors and if marc wants to be an actor, he should wait until he is old enough to make the decision himself." he appeared as 'surveyor white' in the film version of spike milligan's novel "puckoon" with richard attenborough, filmed at the paint hall studios in belfast; 'senior allied officer white' in the comedy "the brylcreem boys" with gabriel byrne, billy campbell and jean butler filmed in the isle of man; 'fr. dennis' in "property of the state", the first film made at the shackleton studios in county londonderry; 'captain dawson' in "clash of loyalties" with oliver reed, filmed in iraq by cinematographer jack hildyard; the french film "mangeuses d'hommes" filmed in sierra leone; "decadence" with steven berkoff and joan collins filmed in luxembourg; the italian film "piccolo grande amore" with susannah york and david warner filmed in austria; 'lord dolman' in michael winner's "the wicked lady" with faye dunaway, alan bates and john gielgud with cinematography by jack cardiff; "white nights" with mikhail baryshnikov, helen mirren and isabella rossellini (which was the royal film performance of 1986); 'captain perez' in "carry on columbus" directed by gerald thomas, filmed by alan hume and produced by sinden's godfather peter rogers and was 'mr. honeythunder' in charles dickens' "the mystery of edwin drood" with robert powell.
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