A Cock And Bull Story

Filming Locations

• Blickling Hall

  Blickling Hall supplied exterior shots including nighttime carriage arrivals, with its stately Jacobean facade enhancing the film's 18th-century aristocratic atmosphere.

• Deene Park

  Deene Park was one of the Northamptonshire country houses used as a filming location for the 18th-century mansion sequences.

• Felbrigg Hall

  Felbrigg Hall was used for period interiors and gardens, providing opulent 18th-century rooms for family scenes and walled gardens for the meta-fictional film-within-a-film framing.

• Gunthorpe Hall

  Gunthorpe Hall was among the Norfolk country houses used as a filming location for the period mansion scenes in the Tristram Shandy adaptation.

• Heydon Hall

  Heydon Hall was used for entrance and approach sequences in the film, its Elizabethan architecture blending with the period and meta-modern storyline.

• Kirby Hall

  Kirby Hall, the part-ruined Elizabethan mansion, was used as an exterior filming location for the 18th-century country house scenes.

• Lamport Hall

  Lamport Hall was used as a filming location for period house sequences, one of several Northamptonshire estates featured in the production.

• Shandy Hall

  Shandy Hall in Coxwold, the historic home of author Laurence Sterne, was used for the final scene featuring Stephen Fry as Parson Yorick, providing an authentic literary connection to the source novel.