Palladian Bridge at Wilton House
Wiltshire is popular with filmmakers. It’s been featured in:
Sky 1’s comedy drama Agatha Raisin & the Quiche of Death was mainly shot in the village of Biddestone near Chippenham.
The BBC series featured animal keepers at Longleat
Scenes were filmed at Wilton House
Filmed in and around Castle Combe in 1966
Filmed in Castle Combe
Corsham High Street doubled as Truro in the first series of the BBC’s production of Poldark starring Aiden Turner. Scenes were filmed in Great Chalfield Manor for series two.
Filmed in Bradford on Avon’s Tithe Barn and Castle Combe were used for the BBC historical drama. Great Chalfield Manor’s interiors stood in for Thomas Cromwell’s home. The outside of Lacock Abbey stood in for Wolf Hall, the Seymour family seat.
The Sam Mendes first world war film is partly being shot on Salisbury Plain
Shot at Trafalgar Park (doubling as the army HQ) near Salisbury
The heist movie was shot entirely in Wiltshire, mostly in Tisbury.
This Bond movie was filmed in Swindon
The lake at Fonthill Bishop, near Tisbury was used for river scenes. The film starred Johnny Depp
Filmed in Bradford on Avon
Devizes featured as Casterbridge with scenes shot in the Market Place, Corn Exchange, St John’s Church, and the Shambles Market.
Filmed in Lacock
Devizes is one of the locations for the John Hurt/Richard Burton film
The beautiful Double Cube Room at Wilton House was used in the film starring Keira Knightley and Matthew Macfadyen
Part of the film was shot at Old Wardour Castle
The romantic fantasy adventure was filmed in Castle Combe
The Thomas Hardy story was filmed in Lacock, Marlborough and Corsham
Filmed at Corsham Court
Filmed at Wilton House
Salisbury Cathedral and Bradford on Avon Tithe Barn were both filming locations
The Bond film was shot in Swindon
Stonehenge makes an appearance but the film studio built a replica henge and blew it up.
Stonehenge makes an appearance in a scene with Dr Selvig
Filmed in Castle Combe
