WANDERLIST: Ten famous novels set in Surrey

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  • Bridget Jones’s Diary (2001): This romantic comedy was partly set in Surrey, following the adventures of the lovable Bridget Jones.
  • The Holiday (2006): This heartwarming film features Surrey as one of the main settings, where two women swap homes during the Christmas season.
  • Hot Fuzz (2007): This action-comedy takes place in the fictional village of Sandford, which is located in Surrey. It showcases the countryside and suburban life of the region.
  • The Omen (1976): Though primarily set in London, parts of this horror film were also shot in Surrey, including scenes at the famous Shepperton Studios.
  • The War Zone (1999): This drama, based on a novel by Alexander Stuart, explores a deeply disturbing subject matter set within the beautiful landscapes of Surrey.
  • The Italian Job (1969): While the majority of the film is set in Italy, Surrey plays a vital role in the opening sequence, featuring the iconic Mini Coopers driving along country roads.
  • Stardust (2007): This fantasy adventure film, based on Neil Gaiman’s novel, features Surrey as one of the magical locations where the story unfolds.
  • Kick-Ass (2010): While primarily set in New York, this superhero film includes scenes filmed in various locations in Surrey, adding a backdrop to the action-packed storyline.
  • The Shooting Party (1985): Set in an Edwardian shooting party in the English countryside, this drama showcases the lavish estates and rural landscapes of Surrey.
  • Eastern Promises (2007): Although set primarily in London, this gripping crime thriller includes key scenes filmed in Surrey, highlighting its versatility as a filming location.
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