Bicester in use as a film set

Ossington_2008
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23 Oct 2022 07:35 #1 by Ossington_2008

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One of those articles I would not normally stop at and read is this one. "Those drapes look like they cover hangar doors" I thought, sailing past. Seems I'm right:

www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11...as-1997-funeral.html

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23 Oct 2022 07:47 #2 by mbriscoe

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Seems to have been used regularly for filming, hangar doors ideal for hanging the green drapes to allow any background to be inserted later.

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23 Oct 2022 09:23 #3 by PETERTHEEATER

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Daily Fail

.......at a disused RAF base five miles outside Bicester, Oxfordshire ......

This must refer to RAF Upper Heyford which is about 5 miles from Bicester as the crow flies since the walking distance from the centre of Bicester town to the main gates of RAF Bicester is just over a mile.I walked it many times during my time there.

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