Our places on TV and in films
Discover more about how the places we care for have provided a dramatic backdrop to countless films and TV shows.
Tredegar House transformed into army garrison for Journey’s End
One hundred years on from the end of the First World War, Tredegar house in Wales was the film location for the latest adaptation of Journey's End, which was released in February 2018.
Poldark's filming locations
Ever wondered where the windswept cliff scenes in Poldark were filmed? Or whether you can visit the secret coves and mines of the hit BBC adaptation of Winston Graham's novels? Here's the inside knowledge on where to go and see the locations for yourself.
Our places in Dracula Untold (2014)
A host of iconic places we look after in Northern Ireland featured in Dracula Untold, one of the biggest films of 2014. Discover the locations used, including Giant’s Causeway, Mount Stewart and Divis and the Black Mountain.
Ham House stars in Anna Karenina
Ham House in London hits the big screen in Anna Karenina, the latest adaptation of Leo Tolstoys classic tale of love and adultery set against the backdrop of Russian high society.
Ashridge is the Enchanted Forest in Maleficent
Come and explore the Enchanted Forest from Disney's latest movie, Maleficent. Our estate at Ashridge played host to Angelina Jolie's character in the film.
Ashridge Estate transformed for Les Miserables
The Ashridge Estate served as a backdrop for several scenes in this 2012 blockbuster, including one which required a large amount of fake snow.
Winterfell Festival
All the juicy details for Winterfell Festival 2018
Go behind the scenes at award-nominated film and TV locations
Celebrate red carpet season by exploring the show-stopping places that have featured in award-winning or nominated film and TV.
The Homewood in the media
A wide range of architecture programmes, fashion shoots and period dramas have been shot at The Homewood over the last few years. Take a look at our list and see what you might recognise.
Our places in Game of Thrones
County Down is also known as Winterfell, the home of the Stark family. Although the fictional castle was burned down in series two, Castle Ward has been feeling the Game of Thrones effect ever since.
The Hollow Crown at Lacock
Lacock Abbey stars in 'The Hollow Crown: The Wars of the Roses' alongside Benedict Cumberbatch and Dame Judi Dench.
Our film locations in Swallows and Amazons
In 2016 we celebrated the release of the Swallows and Amazons film, as our places provided a backdrop for many of the scenes.
Our places in Dr Thorne
Discover which of our special places were used as film locations in Julian Fellowes' production of 'Dr Thorne', adapted from the 1858 novel by Anthony Trollope.
Henrhyd Falls in The Dark Knight Rises
Henrhyd falls in South Wales was used as the Batcave in the Batman movie The Dark Knight Rises.
Cliveden in Cinderella
Some well known features found in our gardens proved picture-perfect inspiration for Disney’s latest live-action film, Cinderella.
Greenway's 1950s pop-up Christmas cinema
A pop-up 1950s cinema will be opening its doors once again at Greenway this December. The vintage-styled cinema in a cosy marquee in the garden, complete with red velvet seats and uniformed ushers, will be screening classic crime films selected by guest curator Sophie Hannah.
Winterfell Festival 2017
Take a look at 2017's highlights from Northern Ireland's own Winterfell Festival at Castle Ward.
Our places in explosive BBC series Gunpowder
Over 400 years after it took place, the legendary Gunpowder Plot still looms large every November. In 2017, the BBC adapted the story for TV, and some of our places had starring roles in the series. You can also find out more about our houses which were connected to the actual plot, all those centuries ago.