It’s The Daily
Constitutional Film Festival. And it’s programmed by London Walks Guides and
London Walkers. Which is the greatest London movie of them all? The best
performance in a London-set film? Your favorite London movie location?
As usual, we want to hear from you – send us your favorite London movie nominations to the usual email address, get in touch with us on Twitter @londonwalks or leave a comment at the bottom of this post.
Here’s towpath guide Roger with a sequel to his earlier suggestion…
No. 21: A Fish Called Wanda
How about "A Fish Called Wanda" - among other aspects, near the beginning there is the scene of the arrest - shot at a location in Little Venice which we pass on our Little Venice to Camden Towpath Walk.
Roger Roger has many years' experience of the inland waterways and has explored them extensively by narrowboat (and, in Roger's case, canoe). He's an active member of the Inland Waterways Association, which works in partnership with us to provide the towpath walks in the London Walks programme.
Forthcoming Film Walks with London Walks… Alfred Hitchcock's London on September 22, from Holborn underground, both at 10.45; and London on Film on August 25, Bank underground exit 3 at 10.45.
You can also book a private London Film Locations walk by calling London Walks on 020 7624 3978 or emailing [email protected].
A London Walk costs £9 – £7 concession. To join a London Walk, simply meet your guide at the designated tube station at the appointed time. Details of all London Walks can be found at www.walks.com.
