For Ladybirder

[pat2604]

https://m.imdb.com/video/vi3778920729?playlistId=tt3661210&ref_=tt_ov_vi

[pat2604]

A lovely true story. Not far from us.

[Mamyalynne]

On my to watch list for a while now, once it goes mainstream.

[ladybirder]

Thank you Lottie, I've seen it and thoroughly enjoyed it.
A bit different.

[pat2604]

It's on Netflix. I addressed this to LB simply because we were talking about the Norfolk Accent. But it's for anyone who's interested. It really is s lovely gentle film.

[Mamyalynne]

Sorry for replying.

[pat2604]

Mamya I'm glad you responded. I was only trying to explain what might seem to be a strange post. Sorry if I seemed rude. Xx

[Mamyalynne]

You weren't rude.

[seekeerz]

Ooo that looks amazing ….look forwarD to seeing it when released out here. Love beautiful British quality films, thanks Lottie

[pat2604]

I like quality British films too Seekers? Where abouts are you?

[pat2604]

I guess you are in the land of Oz ;0)

[Mamyalynne]

Spotted the picture clue :-)

[pat2604]

Yes Mamya!! X

I have seen some very good Aussie films too.

[Barsel]

Looks like the kind of film I would enjoy.

[pat2604]

You would Barsel. It's excellent. I have been to the area where it was filmed and it's absolutely fascinating - Grimes Graves.

https://www.english-heritage.org.uk/visit/places/grimes-graves-prehistoric-flint-mine/

It was free when we went there 30 + years ago. Just part of the countryside.

[shaneystar2]

The Dig wasn't filmed anywhere near Grimes Graves.
It was filmed mainly in Suffolk and Surrey
Ralph Fiennes was born in Ipswich and did a very convincing Suffolk accent. There was some filming in Cromer but those scenes were deleted from the final cut.
https://findthatlocation.com/blog/the-dig-filming-locations-how-the-sutton-hoo-dig-was-recreated