ShareFollow the film location trail from Eastbourne to Beachy Head, featured in cinema classics such as ‘Harry Potter’, ‘Diana’ and ‘Pearl Harbour’.
Follow the spotlight from ‘Harry Potter’ to ‘James Bond’, ‘Little Britain’ to ‘Miss Marple’, whose stories were bought to life on the big screen against the backdrop of Eastbourne and its dramatic scenery.
With its charming, unspoilt Victorian seafront, awe-inspiring coastline and breathtaking countryside, Eastbourne is a star of the silver screen time and time again and has helped to capture our imaginations.
Who could forget Kevin Costner and Morgan Freeman riding home from the Crusades in ‘Robin Hood Prince of Thieves’ or the exciting Quidditch match in ‘Harry Potter: Goblet of Fire’?
Discover Eastbourne and follow in the footsteps of stars like Dame Helen Mirren, Cate Blanchett, Matt Lucas and David Walliams.
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