Where was Seven Days to Noon filmed?
1950 film directed by Roy Boulting and John Boulting
Seven Days to Noon (1950) was filmed in British Museum, Covent Garden, Westminster Bridge, Marble Arch and High Street Kensington tube station, 5 places named in its Russian Wikipedia’s История создания и проката фильма section, in the United Kingdom. Wikidata records no filming location for it at all, so the article is the only recorded source. Each place says where its claim comes from.
Places per Russian Wikipedia's История создания и проката фильма section
Russian Wikipedia’s История создания и проката фильма section names 5 places. Each links to the sentence that says so.
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Towns & cities
Covent Garden
England
District in London, England
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Streets & squares
Westminster Bridge
England
Bridge over the River Thames in London
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Landmarks & buildings
Marble Arch
England
Triumphal arch in London
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Landmarks & buildings British Museum
England
National museum in London, United Kingdom
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Landmarks & buildings
High Street Kensington tube station
England
London Underground station
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