Which scenes from movies was shot in Hull ?

Popular films shot in Hull

by Tobias Rollins

You may not know that scene in the restaurant with Keira and Sebastian in Breakfast at Tiffany's has been shot in Domino's Pizza -Hull - City Centre 80.15 kilometers from Cineworld Cinema near Valley Centertainment. In 'Outbreak' the collapsing building was generated by CGI but model was based on a real building in Hull at The Gilson Hotel. If you want to find our more places in Hull that has been placed in movies across last year - please read the description below.

Top war movies scored by citizens of Hull

	Acting	Story / Screenplay	Total
Apocalypse Now	485	487	972
Forrest Gump	460	480	940
A Bridge Too Far	396	433	829
Midway	386	428	814
Total	1727	1828

Good cinemas in Hull 

The next day they filmed it again (on location) near Cineworld. On another day they shot it there again and filmed it at Cineworld - London.

The film was made on the second week of April, 2006 - a weekend when the streets of Hull were in constant traffic and the traffic was heavy with people trying to get to or from the cinema for the movie.

At the time of the shoot the streets of the main street where they filmed were covered with the remains of a large fire that started on the morning of the film. The following morning, at 4:00AM, the huge chimney of the Domino's opened up into a huge black hole in the pavement.

It is now almost impossible to walk in and out of downtown Hull at night as there are many traffic jams and the buildings of the city look like they are being thrown out of the clouds. The crew were very lucky with how quickly they were able to get to and from the film location.

On Monday morning when they arrived they were greeted at the Domino's entrance by a large crowd which seemed to be on a mission to catch the camera. The staff then explained the circumstances and the circumstances were a perfect fit for the film.

The Domino's staff were very excited with the news that the film would be shot there and so they invited the film crew to spend the weekend in Hull.

The next day the crew were back in Domino's and spent an hour in a waiting area for a place on the plane in which the film crew were to start their filming when the plane landed at 11:45. This was the first time in Hulldom history that the filming took place in the centre of the city. 

What is the best cinema in Hull

We have compared the SouthSide Works Cinema and Showcase Cinema de Lux Leeds both in Hull. For many people the availability of a snack bar on site is important.

To fully enjoy the movie watched in the cinema you could be more than 40 minutes into it before you can get a drink or a snack. Whilst the Showcase Cinema de Lux offers that the SouthSide Cinemas, a full service snack bar with over 200 different varieties of crisps, soft drinks, juices and ice cream, is offered on the second floor.

The other added bonus of the movie house snack bar is that is also offers free Wi-fi. SouthSide Cinemas have their own range of cinema popcorn and popcorn but they also offer freshly cooked popcorn at £1.50.

History The cinema opened in 1966 and originally was known as The Odeon until 1975 when Odeon Cinemas bought the chain and changed the name to Cinema Odeon A few years later they stopped calling it an Odeon and started calling it simply Cinema.

SouthSide Cinemas SouthSide Cinemas are a cinema chain founded in 1975 in Leeds, based at The Victoria Building, Leeds, West Yorkshire.

The cinema chain began on the south side of Leeds, opening firstly at the Queens Cinemas on Queens Road, then moving to the Odeon Picture Palace on Queens Road in 1981, before moving into the current site in 1984.

In May 2015, the two biggest SouthSide Cinemas were sold to a consortium composed of the Australian Leisure and Leisure Group, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation and Sky News Australia.

With a number of locations that are almost identical to other cinemas in The United Kingdom, it has been called the 'Leeds clone' by its critics.

It also shares many of the same slogans, such as the two other locations in Leeds, 'Best in Leeds'? 'See it, Be it.' And one in Manchester, with three others in the UK (Birmingham, Glasgow and Nottingham).

Kino Cinemas claim that the Osterley Park site is the only UK outlet to have a laser projection system, although other Odeon-branded cinemas use a laser system. The site is open two days a week. 

Cinemas & Theaters within entire Hull region

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