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Village location in "The Eagle Has Landed"

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SurreyGuy | 20:45 Sun 18th Jun 2006 | Film, Media & TV
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Does anybody know where the (Norfolk) village scenes in the 1976 film, "T.E.H.L" were filmed please? It looks lovely!


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http://www.mapledurham.co.uk/private.htm


21:11 Sun 18th Jun 2006
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And this


http://movie-locations.com/filmarchive/e/eaglehaslanded.html


21:12 Sun 18th Jun 2006
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The Norfolk village was actually Mapledurham which is a lovely village on the A329 just northwest of Reading, Berkshire. I lived near there when the film was being made and visited the set, some of the facades they had put up were marvellous. It is well worth a visit with a lovely old church and a working flour mill. Take a look at www.movie-locations.com
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