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File:DocMartinHouse-PortIsaac.jpeg|The cottage used as Doc Martin’s house in fictional Portwen (actually Port Isaac, Cornwall).
File:DocMartinHouse-PortIsaac.jpeg|The cottage used as Doc Martin’s house in fictional Portwen (actually Port Isaac, Cornwall).
File:SummerResidence-AlexandrosTombazis.jpeg| ‘Summer Residence’, 1969-70 by Alexandros Tombazis at Kinetta, Greece. Featured in the BBC adaptation of Le Carré’s ‘Little Drummer Girl’.
File:SummerResidence-AlexandrosTombazis.jpeg| ‘Summer Residence’, 1969-70 by Alexandros Tombazis at Kinetta, Greece. Featured in the BBC adaptation of Le Carré’s ‘Little Drummer Girl’.
 
File:ArchieTheInventorHouse-Balamory.jpeg|Archie the Inventor’s pink house  featured in a popular noughties children’s TV show ‘Balamory’. In real life, Fenton Tower, East Lothian
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Revision as of 14:56, 22 July 2023

Why should the ChimniWiki care about TV locations? Television provides an insight into the living homes that we care about. Period TV in particular helps us understand how these houses and flats were originally used.


Featured TV Series

Featured Movies

Individual Houses In TV

Individual Houses in Movies

Fictional Homes

See Also In Chimni

ChimniWiki Houses Used In Wolf Hall

ChimniWiki Homes Used In Poirot Episodes

ChimniWiki Homes On C4’s Grand Designs

Other Interesting Web Sites

At Chimni, our interest is mainly in the houses and flats used in TV and Movies and there are some wonderful blogs and websites covering locations in general, and the styles and designs of set and clothes. We would particularly recommend the following:

TV Locations http://www.tvlocations.net/poirotlocationindex.htm

Investigating Poirot http://investigatingpoirot.blogspot.co.uk/2012/05/apartment-in-text-and-on-screen.html

London Footprints- Art Deco http://www.london-footprints.co.uk/artdecobldgs.htm

Books We Liked

References

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