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Coronation Street (Granada 1960 - )
Mainly filmed at the Granada studios, this long-running soap
occasionally ventures out into Greater Manchester and beyond.
Strangers
(ITV 1978 - 1982)
Locations in and around City Centre, including GMEX when it was
still a shell. Bullman was a spin-off, I think.
Suggested by John Cameron in Manchester
Ballyskillen Opera House (Granada 1981)
Some parts of that were filmed at St.Elisabeths
Church in Reddish, also, the same church was used for the nearly wedding
between Fiona and Steve McDonald in Coronation Street a few years
back.
Submitted by Mrs F in Stockport
ALBION MARKET (Granada 1985 - 1986)
Set under the arches near Granada studios.
Suggested by Joyce Williams in Manchester
Medics
(ITV 1990-1995)
ITV's answer to Casualty was filmed in Trafford General Hospital.
Stretford
Wives (Â鶹ԼÅÄ 2002)
Crumpsall
Primary School was just one of many places used as a location for
this TV drama.
Stan The Man (Granada 2002)
John Thomson starred in this six-part series filmed in Manchester.
Ryebank Road in Chorlton was used as one of the locations.
Cracker (Granada 1993 - 96)
Robbie Coltrane starred as Dr. Eddie "Fitz" Fitzgerald.
John Cameron in Manchester says:
Thompson House (now Printworks) was the Police staion in Cracker.
Paul And Pauline Calf's Video Diaries (1994)
Filmed in Manchester and also starring John Thompson as Fat Bob.
Suggested by Brynton Chester in Manchester
Clocking Off (Â鶹ԼÅÄ 2000 - 2002)
Award winning drama by Red Productions set in a factory and revolving
around the staff of Mackintosh Textiles. Starring David Morrissey,
Sophie Okonedo, Philip Glenister, Bob Pugh, Nicola Stephenson, Marc
Warren, Lorraine Ashbourne, Siobhan Finneran, Craig Kelly, Phil
Cornwell, James Murray, Wil Johnson, Jack Deam, William Ash.
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Adrian
Whittleworth in Dubai UAE says:
Clocking
Off' was similar to 'Making Out' and set in a Mill (shot on
Park Rd, Dukinfield) and
was about the lives of the women working there (actor Keith
Allen was their boss). The titles and content are so similar
I can't remember which was filmed ten years ago with Keith Allen
and which was filmed recently with Sarah Lancashire and Chris
Eccleston. |
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Phil
in Manchester says:
A bit of clocking off, filmed down a side street in the centre.
closed off the road in process! not good for our charity night
held half way up the road! |
League of Gentleman (M'cr Suburbs)
Might be stretching it to suggest Glossop and Hadfield are a Manchester
suburb, but we'll claim it anyway as it's just on the outer reaches
of our area.
Suggested by Adrian Whittleworth in Dubai UAE
Cold
Feet (ITV 1997 - 2001)
Robert Bathurst, Helen Baxendale, James Nesbitt, Hermione Norris,
Fay Ripley and John Thomson. New series starting soon.
Queer As Folk (Channel 4 2002)
Set in and around the Manchester Queer as Folk follows the lives
and loves of three young gay men – Stuart (Aidan Gillen), Vince
(Craig Kelly), and Nathan (Charlie Hunnam).
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It (Â鶹ԼÅÄ3, 2003) |
The
Royle Family (Â鶹ԼÅÄ 1998 - 2000)
Writer and creator Caroline Aherne also starred in this great
comedy show alongside co-writer Craig Cash.
Always and Everone (Granada 1999 - 2002)
Medical drama series set around the work in the hectic A&E department
of Saint Victors Hospital. FIlmed around Didsbury.
Suggested by Rachael in Stockport
Linda Green (Â鶹ԼÅÄ 2001 - )
Liza Tarbuck is Linda Green. Linda’s a Manchester girl, born
and bred. She’s in her early 30s and the friends she has now are
the same friends she’s had since primary school.
Cutting
It (Â鶹ԼÅÄ 2002 - )
Amanda Holden and Sarah Parish star as hairdressers at war in business
and love.
Burn It (Â鶹ԼÅÄ 2003)
Something new for 2003 and for the new Â鶹ԼÅÄ 3. Burn It, a gripping
and original drama from first-time screen writer Matt Greenhalgh.
See also: Burn
It
The
Second Coming (ITV 2003)
The Son of God is back and this time he's in Manchester. Christopher
Eccleston (from Salford) stars in this Russell T Davies drama filmed
entirely in Manchester - with a special appearence by Maine Road.
See also: Second
Coming
Fallen
Hero
Used Salford RLFC at The Willows Think it was a Granada drama series.
Anyone know anything about this one?
Suggested by Terry
Extremely
Dangerous
starring Sean Bean, excellent drama, again filmed around Manchester,
including scenes in and around Maine Rd. Stadium.
Suggested by Chris Grewer in Bury
'Cops'
set in and around Manchester city centre. We witnessed them filming
a scene where two policemen chased a man dressed as a carrot down
a back alley behind our office on Kennedy Street!
Suggested by Mark K in Altrincham
Where There's Muck?
Program
staring Edward Woodward as binman filmed at Grimshaw Lane Refuse
yard Newton Heath, Darn Hill Heywood and parts of Miles Platting
and Ancoats (name escapes me)
- Suggested by Joyce Williams
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Adrian
Whittleworth in Dubai UAE says:
Clocking
Off' was similar to 'Making Out' and Was
the Bin Men series called 'Where's there's Muck'? Some of the
scenes were also shot in Hattersley. Especially the bit where
the driver (that Geordie guy from Auf Wiedersen Pet) died at
the wheel. |
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From
Joyce Williams
To
Adrian Wittleworth, thats the one thanks. I kept thinking Muck
and Brass but that was 70's and not filmed in Manchester
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Advert
Apparently that mobile phone ad with David Beckham is shot partly
in the new Sainsburys in Hazel Grove, Stockport...
Suggested by HM in Hazel Grove
GBH
Channel 4 programme around 1994 with Robert Lindsay, Linda Duncan
and Michael Palin. Brilliant stuff! Filmed around the North West
and int Manchester Town Hall, Moss Side and Hulme, Britannia Hotel.
etc.
Suggested by Adrian in Dubai UAE
Dangermouse
Dangermouse was made in Chorlton. How could anyone forget?
Suggested by Philliprichards in Fallowfield
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