Residents of an historic Kent market town fear a tourism backlash after allowing a thriller about a serial killer to be filmed there. Channel 4 filmed their new four-part drama Southcliffe in the town of Faversham. But when the local people gave their permission they believed it was a murder mystery not an account of a loner that embarks on a killing spree. The people of Faversham fear a tourism backlash after Channel 4 filmed their knew thriller in the town Residents of Faversham allowed film crews into their home, but claim they thought it was a murder mystery
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Channel 4 filmed their new four-part drama Southcliffe in Faversham, Kent
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Locals believed it would be a murder mystery and would boost tourism
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Instead it is about a loner ex-soldier who goes on a killing spree
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Residents are now worried about a tourism backlash
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