Gaddesden Place is regularly used as a background for TV, film and photography work. One of the earliest known films using this as a location was Fanny by Gaslight with James Mason, filmed here in 1944. Gaddesden Place has been used as a location for: Gothic by directed Ken Russell Lair of the White Worm directed by Ken Russell A Kiss Before Dying Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Aspects of Love music video. Episodes of Jeeves and Wooster, Foyle’s War, Spooks, Hustle, Bremner, Bird & Fortune, Little Britain, and Marks & Spencer TV ads. Some recent productions; • Blake (musicians) video and CD album photographs • Sense and Sensibility, BBC production • OK and Hello magazine • Chuckle Brothers Christmas show (BBC) • Cosi film currently in production with Richard E. Grant and Sarah Brightman Perhaps surprisingly the house is often used as a 10 Downing Street location because of the similarity between the entrance halls, and between our drawing room and the cabinet room in Downing Street.  We don’t have a black front door though. To find out more about using Gaddesden Place for film, TV or photography work please use the form on the Contact page. Set in the rolling countryside of the edge of Chiltern hills north of London, it has views over Gade valley. Sorry but we do no Weddings or Conference events at the house. Click to enlarge