TEN ONE OFF SHOW'S ONLY FOR THIS TOUR NO MORE WILL BE ADDED !!
Mackie's Grand Days Out new programmes that will be ten episodes only of one off show's ..
Mackie and Jamie bring you LIGHTS CAMERA ACTION Mackie and Jamie hits the road for very own grand days out to have a look at some of the best loved movies. Mackie and Jamie discovers Britain's most stunning places as she sets out to experience as much of the joy and beauty of Britain Flim location's as they can. Please bare in mind this is not a regular show and will be broadcast on one off occasions alongside the normal broadcasts of Mackie's Grand Days Out .
In the tour we have plan's to go and have a look at the Location's of Dad's Army,Emmerdale,coronation street and many more
On Season1 Episode 19 of Mackie's Grand Days Out Mackie and Jamie went to the small town of Holmfirth this was the location of the show The Last of the Summer Wine.
Three elderly men from Yorkshire prefer to stay young by engaging in youthful activities while reminiscing about their childhood days.
Final episode date: 29 August 2010
First episode date: 4 January 1973 (UK)
Writers: Roy Clarke
Ending theme: "The Last of the Summer Wine"
Filming took place in Holmfirth and across the Holme Valley. You'll recall familiar scenes when you visit Nora Batty's steps, Sids Café and the Last of the Summer Wine Exhibition.
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Several families from a tight-knit community in the Yorkshire village of Emmerdale face various ups and downs in their lives and strive to overcome their problems.
Created by: Kevin Laffan
Executive producers: Various; (currently Jane Hudson)
Genre: Soap opera
Network: ITV
Production companies: Yorkshire Television (1972–2006); ITV Productions (2006–2009); ITV Studios Continuing Drama (2009–present)
Exterior scenes were first filmed in Arncliffe in Littondale, and the series may have taken its name from Amerdale, an ancient name of Littondale. Exterior scenes were later shot at Esholt, but are now shot at a purpose-built set on the Harewood estate.
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The show is set in the fictional town of Weatherfield in Greater Manchester. It was filmed at Granada TV studios for more than 50 years from 1960-2014. It is now based at Media City in Salford, mainly filmed on a closed working set which is now available for you to explore.
Coronation Street: The Tour, gives you the chance to explore the sensational outdoor set at MediaCityUK, Manchester, the live working production set where the show is filmed.
movie is not the tour as yet the tour will be added later
movie is not the tour as yet the tour will be added later
Shameless
A group of siblings, belonging to a working-class family, try to cope with their alcoholic father while also dealing with relationships of their own.
First episode date: 13 January 2004 (UK)
Final episode date: 28 May 2013
Spin-off: Shameless
Cinematography: Andy McDonnell; Gavin Struthers (series 4–5)
Created by: Paul Abbott
Genre: Black comedy; Comedy drama
Originally the show was filmed on location on the corner of Wenlock way and Clowes Street in West Gorton in East Manchester and at the Pie Factory Studios in Salford. Some scenes were also filmed in the Wythenshawe area in the south of the city.
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Rita, Sue and Bob Too
In a poor area in the north of England, impoverished teen baby sitters Rita (Siobhan Finneran) and Sue (Michelle Holmes) become involved in an affair with Bob (George Costigan), their employer, who lives with his family in a modern house on the wealthy side of town. After Bob's marriage falls apart,… MORE
Release date: 29 May 1987 (UK)
Director: Alan Clarke
Screenplay: Andrea Dunbar
Story by: Andrea Dunbar
Distributed by: Channel 4
Based on: Rita, Sue and Bob Too; by Andrea Dunbar; The Arbour; by Andrea Dunbar
Some of the filming locations around West Yorkshire include:
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Buttershaw – Rita's house; Sue's flat; the school; The Beacon pub on Reevy Road West from the very first scene. All of these have now been demolished.
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Baildon – Bob's house (5 Bramham Drive); Moorland scenes.
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Bradford – Aslam's house (Alexandra Street); Luna Radio Kars (Leeds Road).
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Haworth – the school trip to the Brontë Parsonage.
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Woodhead Road recreation ground, between Legrams Lane and Great Horton Road.
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Staveley Garages in Shipley.
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New Dad's Army
A treasonous spy and a glamorous journalist – in Walmington-on-Sea? When the classic British comedy Dad’s Army returned to our screens in 2016, of course it brought the classic Dad’s Army TV wartime capers with it. This time it also brought a stellar, award-winning British film cast for the big screen, including Bill Nighy, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Tom Courtenay and Michael Gambon. Led by Captain Mainwaring (played by Toby Jones), the story follows Walmington’s dispirited Home Guard at the tail end of World War II.
Film makers found a perfect double for wartime Britain in the Yorkshire seaside town of Bridlington. Over seven weeks between October to December 2014, the production crew transformed the cobbled streets of Bridlington Old Town into an authentic setting for Walmington-on-Sea, while North Landing at Flamborough Head formed the backdrop for Walmington Beach. Other filming locations used include Bempton Cliffs, Scarborough Sea Front, Leeds Town Hall and The North Yorkshire Moors Railway.
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Old Dad's Army
Most of the external footage for the series was filmed in and around the town of Thetford in Norfolk. Each summer the cast and crew would come up to the town and stay in either the Bell or the Anchor Hotels in Bridge Street. The actors usually stayed at the more 'up-market' Bell while the crew lodged at The Anchor.
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Secret Invasion
Nick Fury learns of a secret invasion of Earth by a faction of shapeshifting Skrulls; Fury joins his allies, and together they race against time to thwart an imminent Skrull invasion and save humanity.
First episode date: 21 June 2023 (USA)
Adapted from: Secret Invasion
Budget: $212 million
Cinematography: Remi Adefarasin
Created by: Kyle Bradstreet
Directed by: Ali Selim
Dean Clough
Chairs ready for Marvel's Secret Invasion filming at Dean Clough, Halifax. At around 34 minutes in, Dean Clough can be seen again as Emilia Clarke's character G'iah walks outside and into what looks like venue The Arches.
Filming took place at The Piece Hall for a week back in January 2022. Here are a few stills showing Halifax in Secret Invasion.
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Gentleman Jack
Anne Lister, a landowner, returns to Shibden Hall, her ancestral home in Halifax, West Yorkshire, and decides to make some drastic changes to revive it.
Writers: Anne Lister, Sally Wainwright, Jill Liddington
Ending theme: "Gentleman Jack" by O'Hooley & Tidow
Genre: Historical drama
Release: 22 April 2019 –; 29 May 2022
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